Ultra Video Converter 3.5.1125 - User Guide and FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions - Ultra Video Converter

1. How many output format support on Ultra Video Converter?
   Ultra Video Converter convert all video to AVI, MPEG1, MPEG2,VCD, SVCD, DVD, ASF/WMV, DivX, XviD, MPEG4 format.
   
   
2. When I open a video file, I got an error info "Fail in initializing the file", Why?
   It is because of there is not CODEC for this video file in your system. In normal, if your Window Media Player can play it , It supports this video file too. If your Window Media Player can't play it, you should install more CODEC to your system. You can install K-Lite Codec Pack on our recommendation. It is a free software for you. You can download it form http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm . If it still does not work, You can try to install another free Codec Pack All in 1, Download it from http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm .
   
   
3. Can I convert a video file to DivX format?
   Yes. You should install Divx codec. After install Divx codec, you can select DivX in Video Compressor's combobox.
   
   
4. Can I convert a video file to XviD format?
   Yes. You should install Xvid codec. After install Xvid codec, you can select Xvid in Video Compressor's combobox.
   
   
5. Can it support VCD(.DAT) files?
   Yes.
   
   
6. When I try to convert AVI to VCD I get mpeg format. Why?
   The mpeg file is the VCD compliant mpeg file. Then you need a VCD burner. We recommend NERO. Burn it with the option "To VCD". Follow the wizard.
   
   
7. I tried converting some of my windows media videos to VCD. Then I burned the file I converted. now my problem is, the video I burned on the CD cannot play on our player.
   Did you just copy the video file directly to CD? If so, it can't play on your player. For example in NERO, you should burn it with the option "To VCD".
   
   
8. What's a codec?
   Codec stands for "COmpressor/DECompressor". Every compressed video file uses a codec to decompress the individual frames for playback. There are a great many codecs. Some come with Windows, others must be downloaded and installed before you can play back the video. Some codecs are not compatible with DirectX, which is what our converter uses to decode the video frames, in which case you will not be able to encode the video using Ultra Video Converter. Try getting the latest version of the codec, it might work with our converter.