7thShare HD Video Converter 3.2.8 Crack & Activator

Before installing this application, make sure that you have .NET Framework on your computer because the HD video conversion app cannot fully work without it. Afterward, you're welcomed by a user-friendly GUI, where you can add as many audio and video files as you want to the task list, in order to place everything in a queue and convert all.

7thShare HD Video Converter gives you the possibility to preview media content in a built-in player, take screenshots, merge multiple selected videos into a single files, as well as pick the preferred audio and subtitle streams if there are multiple options available.

There are many output profiles waiting to be explored, depending on what you want to do with the converted videos. For example, if you want to upload the clips to YouTube, pick "YouTube HD Video". Each profile has its own predefined settings but they can be manipulated when it comes to the encoder, channel mode, bit rate, sample rate, frame rate, resolution, and aspect ratio. You can also create new profiles to apply in future conversion sessions.

In addition, you can trim videos to convert only smaller parts you're interested in, merge multiple clips into a single file, enable 3D settings (anaglyph, depth, split screen), crop unwanted parts of the clips (like black borders), make image tweaks (brightness, saturation, contrast, hue, deinterlacing), apply image or text watermarks as well as adjust the volume level.

It's also possible to schedule the computer to automatically power off as soon as all files are converted, set the CPU affinity (depending on whether you want to favor minimal resources usage or speedy tasks), change the default output directory, and set the number of maximum simultaneous running processes.

Videos were swiftly converted in our tests, during which the tool remained light on system resources usage. All aspects considered, 7thShare HD Video Converter comes bundled with rich features for helping you prepare HD movies for playback on media devices that support common video formats.