Miro Video Converter Converts Video For iPhone/iPod Touch, PSP, Android

Posted by dkszone on April 9, 2010

We all know about Miro, the free and open source video player cum downloader, which lets you download and watch YouTube, Hulu Videos. Now the creators of Miro have released a free video converter, that lets you convert any video format to play on portable devices such as Android devices (Droid/Milestone, Nexus One, G1, Magic/myTouch, Droid Eris, HTC Hero, Cliq, Behold), iPhone/ iPod Touch, and PSP.

With Miro Video Converter you can simply drag and drop a video file, and convert it with a single click. It supports conversions from AVI, H264, MOV, XVID, Theora, MKV, FLV to MP4, Ogg Theora formats. While there are many free video converters which are feature rich and also individual and dedicated programs for each of the devices such as the PSP video converter, iPod Video Converter, and so on, Miro Video Converter is one stop solution for all your portable device conversion needs. It lets you do a single click conversion, without the need to know the exact video and audio settings, screen resolutions, etc.

Using Miro Video Converter for video conversion is pretty simple. Drop the file to be converted on to the program, or click on ‘choose a file’ to browse and select the file. Now click on the drop down menu, and choose one of the several available output formats before you hit the ‘Convert’ button.

Once the conversion is done, you can find the output file in the same folder as the input video. The name of the output file is the same as that of the input file, with a .’devicename’ appended at the end. For instance if you have converted the video it for iPhone, you will find a .iphone appended at the end.

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