Saturday 22 February 2014

Convert/Resize and Cut videos with VLC Media Player !!!!!!!!


Convert Videos with VLC Media Player

To convert videos with VLC media player, follow the steps given below:-



1) Open VLC media player.
2) Click on Media in the Menu bar.
3) In the dropdown menu, click on Convert/Save. Alternatively, you can directly press Ctrl+R to reach media options.



4) Click on the Add button on the right of the File selection box to load the video whose format you want to change.(and then click on convert/save)
5) In the following dialog box, click on browse to select the destination where your converted video will be. 





6) In the profile selection option, select from a pre-configured

 profile of the output or customize it by clicking on the Settings icon

on its right. You can select from a range of encapsulation, video 

and audio formats in the following dialog box if you wish to 

customize the output.



7) Click on Start to begin conversion.

8) VLC's progress bar will show progress. Do not close the player
when it is converting videos as it will result in output video getting 
corrupted.


The speed with which VLC converts videos depends upon your computer's specifications. A faster computer converts faster while
slower PCs take a lot of time. At the end of the conversion process, you will get the video in the format that you have selected in step 6.

Resize and shrink videos with VLC media player


Resizing the video involves making minor changes in the steps followed in conversion. While customizing the profile in step 6, go to the Video codec tab. 

(click on the last symbol you can directly pass into video codec tab)


Inside the Scale option, enter the desired width and height that you deem fit for your needs. After that, just convert the video as you normally would. This would result in the output video having the same dimensions that you specified. However, it is important to note that exact dimensions would only be achieved if the aspect ratio of the video is maintained. If the correct aspect ratio is not satisfied by your dimensions, VLC will take one of your dimension and change the other to satisfy it.

Hope u'll like it .... :)

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