Miro - free video converter for OS X

Each of us there comes a time when you need to transfer video from one device to another. Show children cartoon on iPhone, see the series on the iPad on the go. But you never know situations? For help, like a real "Chip and Dale" coming video converters. About paid Elgato Turbo.264 HD Software Edition, we have told. There is a free alternative, namely, Miro. The app is far from ideal, but it is not worth a dime and works tolerably.

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Not to mention that Miro looks very good, in the tradition of Mac-applications: one should not think that in just a couple of times to click and it will work.

Among the supported output formats is not only a video for devices from Apple, but also for the PSP, as well as cohort android-smartphone. In order to convert the file, simply drag it to the app, select a format and click one button. No quality settings in Miro there, but there is an automatic export the resulting file in iTunes. Simple, clear and beautiful: not for that we love OS X as a whole?

But, having met on clothes app, not in a hurry to see him in the mind. Like all free, Miro just need a little scold.

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Unfortunately, Miro is not able to convert more than one video at a time, that is, two videos at the same time not be able to convert.

Yet it should be noted that the quality of the output video is sometimes poor. The perfect image can not be guaranteed, even if the video looks fine at the entrance.

conclusions

Like it or not, Miro - free application. So, expect from him the ideal job is not worth it. However, this converter normally copes with its main task. On the iPhone, in any case, the converted video looks good.

In the end, thanks to the developers for the opportunity to convert videos free. And if the user does not like the way free cheese, he can always buy a more comfortable mousetrap.