A: For that target, please go to Advanced Settings>Audio>Channels, and then change the audio channel into the one supported by your device. Choices such as Mono, Stereo, Dolby Surround/ProLogic, Dolby ProLogic II, and 5.1 multichannel are available.

For that target, please go to Advanced Settings>Audio>Codec, and then change the audio codec into the one supported by your device. Choices such as MP3, AAC, and AC3 are available.

For that target, please go to Advanced Settings>Video>Encoding Method, and then select your wanted encoding method to convert. Currently, there are three options available, Fast encoding (1-pass), CRF, High quality encoding (2-pass). To remind you that compared to the Fast encoding method (1-pass), the other two choices may take the a little bit longer to convert a same title.

For that target, please go to Advanced Settings>Video>Resolution, and then select a proper resolution to change, so that you can get the best image quality on your device.

A: For that target, please go to Advanced Settings>Video>Codec, and the change the video codec into the one supported by your device.

Sure, you can. For that target, go to the Video Edit panel by clicking the Edit button at the main interface, and then Video section. There you can reset video brightness, contrast and saturation by the three sliders.

A: Sure, you can. That function is also located in the Video Edit panel, Watermark section. Currently, it allows users to select any picture from their computer HDDs as the image watermark or enter their wanted texts as the text watermark. Also, users are able to decide the transparency of the watermark.

Sure, absolutely. For that target, click the Edit button next to the Add button at the main interface to open the Video Edit panel, and go to the Info section where you will see the Volume bar where you can drag the slider to the right to turn up the volume or to the left to turn the volume down.

Sure, absolutely. For that target, click the Edit button next to the Add button at the main interface to open the Video Edit panel, and go to the Info section where you can see two rotate buttons, which allow you to rotate the video clockwise or counter clockwise, and 90°per time.

Sure, the “Split by Chapter” function cannot meet your special need. You can click the Edit button next to the Add button at the main interface to open the Video Edit panel, where at the Trim section, you can set a starting point and an ending point to convert any timeframe from the Blu-ray movie.