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It makes MPEG-4 camera clips DivX/XviD compatible and playable with any DVD-MPEG4 player like regular MPEG-4 movie.
No video recompression, no quality loss, fast operation (5-20x realtime), no Quicktime needed.
MP4Cam2AVI supports *.MP4, *.MOV, and *.AVI input (MPEG-4 AVI's from Casio P505/Z750 cameras are not DivX-compatible). MJPEG *.MOV's from photo cameras are supported as well.
MP4Cam2AVI doesn't recompress video, that means no quality loss and fast operation (5-20x realtime, depending on audio settings). Audio can be stored in source format, or converted to MP3 (best for DVD-MPEG4 players) or PCM (best for editing).
Unlike many converting apps, MP4Cam2AVI doesn't require QuickTime or any codecs to work, it performs all the job itself.
Features of MP4Cam2AVI 2.8 :
With MP4Cam2AVI, you can:
- Convert and join MPEG-4 clips from your camera to single DivX-compatible MPEG-4 movie (to watch on PC or DVD-MPEG4 player);
- Batch convert many clips to edit with any avi editing app;
- Correct audio/video lag in some cameras like Minolta A200
- Make sound 'softer' with configurable lowpass filter (great for Sanyo Xacti C1)
From version 2.20 MP4Cam2AVI supports MPEG-4 AVI files from cameras like Casio EX505/750, Casio S500, Pentax Optio s5n. Files from these cameras are not DivX-compatible, most DVD-MPEG4 players won't play them. Repacking with MP4Cam2AVI solves this problem.
Tested cameras :
• MPEG4 camcorders: Sanyo/Fisher C1/C4/C5, Olympus C770 Movie, Sony DSC-M1, Pentax Optio MX/MX4, Samsung V40/50/70, Samsung V700, Casio EX P505/Z750, Casio S500, Pentax Optio s5n.
• Photo cameras with MOV MJPEG video: Kodak LS753, Minolta A2, Minolta Dimage Z3, Nikon Coolpix 5200, Nikon 8400, Nikon E8800, Panasonic FX7, Panasonic FZ-1, Pentax 750Z, Olympus C-5000/C-5050/C-8080, Olympus mini digital, Pentax Optio X, Sanyo Xacti J1.
• Other cameras: Kodak DX4530 (H.263 video)
Changes in MP4Cam2AVI 2.81 :
- It is possible to specify target bitrate for XviD encoder
- Better motion estimation parameters for XviD encoder
- XviD encoder uses all available CPUs
- Canon TX-10 audio fix
- Nikon Coolpix S560 exception fix (header parsing issue)
- Display unexpected errors, which can occur in the encoding thread
- BugFix: Crash when encoding videos with high quality in some cases (HD video)
- BugFix: Memory leaks, which caused crash due to out of memory, when encoding large batch of videos
- BugFix: "Access violation" or "Invalid floating point operation" errors during batch conversion in some cases
- BugFix: Memory corruption, which can lead to crash
- BugFix: Incorrect parameters for encoding with B-frames
- BugFix: Incorrect bitrate display when converting in "Many to Many" mode
- BugFix: Remember last used video format setting in expert mode
- BugFix: Proper centering of main window on multimonitor configurations
• Related downloads:
- Video2Photo: can capture individual frames from a video source, such as a DV camcorder, Web cam, or from a local video file (AVI, QuickTime, DivX or MPEG).
- Nikon RAW Codec: enables you to handle RAW image files under Microsoft Windows Vista with the same ease as JPEG or TIFF images.
- GeoVision CCTV MPEG4 Codec: also known as GEO-MPEG4 Codec - helps to play back AVI Files copied from a GeoVision system.
- Sunplus 32-bit Compressor (or SP54 codec): helps you to play .avi files generated by few popular digital cameras.
- Alaris VGPixel codec: if you need to play a video that has been created with the Alaris Web Camera software or any other software that uses the VGPixel codec, this is the answer.
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