Audio Video Suite for Windows
Make an MP4 copy with Freemore Audio Video Suite. Choose a suitable codec, keep the footage you need and save the result on your PC.
Free to use · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · Version 8.2.0
Add supported MOV, MKV, AVI, WMV, WebM, FLV or other files. Review duration, dimensions and codecs in the queue. A recognized extension does not guarantee that damaged files or unsupported codec variants will open.
MP4 is a container, so two MP4 files can use different video codecs. H.264 is a practical starting choice for playback compatibility. Separate HEVC and AV1 presets let you prepare files for players that support those codecs.
Trim unwanted footage, rotate a sideways recording or crop the frame. Choose the audio tracks you need and adjust output resolution or quality. Subtitles can be burned into the picture or preserved in a compatible form, depending on your settings.
Apply queue settings or override an individual file. Check demanding footage with a short encoded sample. Save converted files to your chosen destination and review failed items before retrying.
Drag videos into the Suite or use Add Media. Remove unwanted items from the queue.
Choose an MP4 H.264 preset, or another MP4 codec supported by your destination. Set dimensions and make any edits.
Choose Save to, check a sample if needed, then start Convert. Open the output folder when processing finishes.
| Option | When to choose it | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| H.264 MP4 | Start here for a file intended for everyday playback. | Check the target player's dimensions and audio support. |
| HEVC MP4 | Your device or workflow explicitly supports HEVC. | Older players may require an H.264 copy instead. |
| AV1 MP4 | Your destination supports AV1 video. | Confirm playback support and allow time for encoding. |
Yes, the Suite accepts these common input containers. Conversion still depends on the video and audio streams inside the individual file.
Re-encoding can change quality. Select suitable quality settings and compare a sample. Compatible streams may use fast conversion, but edits and codec changes require encoding.
Yes. Use compression, bitrate or target-size controls, and reduce dimensions if appropriate. A smaller file can involve a visible quality tradeoff.
No. A delivery preset prepares a local file with the selected settings. Uploading or publishing is a separate step.
Make an MP4 copy with the format, frame size and sound you need.
64-bit Windows 10 version 2004 or later, or Windows 11. Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 8 x64 is required.
