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iWiSoft Video Converter

This week I decided to play around with iWisoft Video Converter, and I played around with it!
iWiSoft (Free Video Converter)
Well, I would like to commend teh fact that this software is freely downloadable on the link in the caption below the picture. It allows for various features for editing videos like converting video formats (including HD), audio ripping from videos, merging videos, trimming videos, adding watermarks/logs on to the videos, texts and cropping the video along with so many other features.

Well it worked out quite well when I converted a playlist I found on YouTube that was uploaded by a fellow colleague. I decided to merge all of the videos, trim the videos at the beginning to create one synchronized video without it feeling like it's a series of 4 different videos. Well, it kinda worked out. There were a few a glitches and a few things that did disappoint me because I did not read the fine print. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. If you paid nothing, you might as well get nothing from the software itself.

The software is not for digital media personnel. In no way will it make your life better, stick to your usual toys. But it's good for those willing to convert other video formats to the MAC OS/iOS video formats that only play on iOS and MAC devices.

Original Playlist: (UWC Dentistry Faculty Dean - Prof Osman (PLAYLIST))



Converted Video: (Dentistry Video Compressed)

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