Monday, January 18, 2016

Fix the YouTube Not Working Problem on Samsung TV

Samsung smart TV provides us with the best high quality screen that allows us watching TV shows and videos on Samsung TV with a good vision experience. With network connection, you can browser the internet and watch videos online, including YouTube videos. It is really good to watch YouTube videos on Samsung smart television with big screen instead of a small computer screen.

Q1: My newly-purchased samsung smart TV has a serious problem with its YouTube app. It can load HD videos but HD videos from the YouTube app freeze a lot. In more details, the video usually freezes first while the audio is still going on, and then the audio freezes and waits for the video to catch up. The whole process repeats until the video clip ends.

Q2:YouTube app does not play any videos on my smart TV, even though everything seems to be working fine. I can load videos on the smart TV in browser just fine. I have 55" Samsung series 6 smart TV, and it's a shame.
Can anyone help?


From YouTube support page we get the reply:

Playback stalls and audio/video sync issues were addressed by Samsung in recent firmware updates, but it seems as though some models are still not completely fixed. YouTube are working with Samsung to ensure that these issues are addressed in the next firmware update, but it's not something YouTube can guarantee. Follow suggestions may be helpful:
  • Try updating the firmware using the TV menu.
  • If you're still having this issue or don't see an update available, check the latest firmware for your TV model on Samsung's website and install it using a USB stick.
  • If you don't have an update available, please let us know which TV model and firmware version you currently have.
3 Simple Steps to Fix the YouTube Not Working on Samsung TV
  • Simply reset your system to the original settings and try again.
  • This is all you have to do: click on Menu, and then Network, followed by Network Status and then IP Status. Your DNS settings will be set to automatic, change this to 8.8.8.8. or 8.8.4.4. and then try again.
  • To begin with, switch your Samsung television into standby mode. Press the following buttons in the order specified: Info, Menu, Mute, and then Power. These have to be done quickly, so if nothing happens at this point then try again with a little more speed. This puts your Samsung TV into factory reset mode. A service menu will pop up on your screen, select Options and then Reset. At this point the television will switch itself off, so turn it on again and see if YouTube now works.
YouTube Support Page claim: If you're using YouTube on a Smart TV from 2013 or newer, you likely have the youtube.com/tv app. That is to say, since March 2015 there has been an issue with the licensing of YouTube on some Samsung smart televisions. This means that you can access other apps and websites, but YouTube itself will remain stubbornly out of reach.

For the person who don't want to get a new TV, how to watch YouTube video on the newer TV? You always can download the YouTube videos in in some ways, you can stream the YouTube video via USB with storage the download YouTube files in a SD card or hard drive. 

Pavtube Video Converter / Mac Version recommended for you if you downloaded YouTube videos are not supported by your newer Samsung TV(YouTube downloaded video may be in MKV, AVI, FLV or WMV format, and the Samsung TV supported format defeat are H.264 .mp4 and AVI). This program can provide you with converting the downloaded video on YouTube in whatever format or codec into newer Samsung TV supported H.264 .mp4 and AVI video without quality loss. Further more, in Video Editor there are seven edit tabs: Trim, Crop, Text Watermark, Image/Video Watermark, Effect, Audio Editor and Subtitle, you can edit the video before converting, like cut the clips you do not need, crop the black side and so on.

    

The next will show you the easy steps to converted all YouTube download video for Samsung TV.
  • Free download and install Pavtube Video Converter, and then launch it.

  • Clicking "Load file(s)" button. For video files, you could add a single video or a folder or full of video files by "Add video" icon.
  • Pavtube offers you lots of choices for output. In order to get Samsung TV playable video format, you are suggested to choose from TV category under Format menu. Samsung TV profile can be found here for you.
  • If necessary, you are allowed to adjust profile parameters in Settings. Presets like video size, bitrate, frame rate, audio sample rate, channels can be customized to achieve a better video enjoyment on Samsung TV.
  • Double check your settings and hit on the "Convert" button to start converting YouTube to Samsung TV conversion.
When the conversion is done, open output folder and you will find the created YouTube video. Now you can watch YouTube from Samsung TV.

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Friday, January 15, 2016

11 Suggestions on Shooting, Editing on your trip videos

When you prepare for a long trip and decide to take some trip videos on the journey, you may worried about the frames, the lighting, the long shots, the short shots, how to piece the story together and how to coach us in order to get the right message out in a relevant way.

A few professional tips for taking a better Trip video will help you get started:

1. Think about your location

Choosing a concrete building in a ramshackle street next to a construction site is not going to inspire people. You want maximum impact.

We filmed at various locations on one of Australia’s most famous beaches – famous because it reaches the living room of thousands of homes nightly via Australia’s much loved TV drama, Home and Away.

We chose different places to film: the quieter Pittwater area, the lighthouse on the cliff, the beach, at the ocean pool and a restaurant. Each location told the story of a short break.

Also watch what is in the background. We had to change directions several times as Home and Away was filming in the background (and very easily distracting me!)

2. Think about background noise

We had to constantly survey the area for any lawnmowers, overhead planes or passing trucks. We also had to be prepared to retake several times when a baby hiding in a capsule starting crying right at the end of a long tip that we were nailing.

3. Take long and short shots

The story needs to be told from different angles. Close ups and far away shots of you doing the travel activities that fit the location.

We hiked through the bush, took beach walks, stared in open wonder at the lighthouse and views, and walked along the beach. Each of these activities and locations long shots were grabbed of us and then closer up when we shared our tips.

4. Tell the background story

How can you incorporate your travel story into the piece?

Can you ask a passer-by to stand in the backdrop taking in the views, laughing or talking? Can you film one of you taking photographs and goofy tourist shots?

Try to capture the random conversations you have with your travelling partner about what you are experiencing and how you feel.

5. Capture the light

The hardest thing about photography or filming video is the light. You need to get it just right. Evenly spread and not too dark or too harsh. Early or late in the day is optimal.

Walk around, look at the sun, get in the right position, and test how it looks in the camera. At one stage the guys were using a light reflector to pop the light in the right spot on our face.

6. Know your grabs

We understood this term by the end of the day. We had to redo so much of what we were saying to make sure we were getting the grab in there. The grab is the most pertinent message – the thing you want to drive home the most and are going to get viewers to take action.

7. Short and sweet

In today’s world our attention spans are small. You need to make your videos short and sweet.

Everything you want to include in the travel story needs to be done to maximum effect. Get straight to the heart of the message and cull out all the excess baggage. The best way to do it is to use your grabs.

What do you most want to say and deliver it short and sweet?

8. Don’t be a presenter

This was the hardest thing for us to learn.

By the end of the day we had warmed up to the filming and got a better feel for what we had to do. It certainly became easier when we threw the bikini and board shorts on for a play in the surf. We felt more at ease and natural then so the chatty side of us came out.

We spoke with the guys about this a lot. When cameras are shoved in people’s faces they change quite quickly. You suddenly feel like you have to be that getaway reporter and present the information when really all you have to do is chat just like you would to a friend.

9. Have it planned out before hand

We were lucky that the production crew knew where to go and how to show the story. They knew the brief and how to fill it. We did have to write our tips out before hand to help them create the shots.

Having our tips written out helped us to be better prepared for what to say. The problem for us is that writing things down is a lot easier (well for me anyway) then to communicate it verbally.

Mike and Cam were so brilliant at helping us get to the heart of our message and chat about it on the camera.

10. Get feedback

I know it’s embarrassing filming yourself and then putting it together into a video format. But, this is why you are doing it right? To be the next you tube sensation.

Find someone who can give you feedback. Maybe get someone to travel with you or a friend you’ve just met in your accommodation to join you. Get them to tell you how you look from the outside. A fresh pair of eyes might be able to see a better frame, or tell you how to say something a better way.

We learned so much from Mike and Cam, the experts from opening ourselves up to be guided by their expertise.

11. Remember to smile and let your personality come through

Play with what you are doing. Throw in a joke, be relaxed, laugh and smile often.

I know it’s far easier said than done, and I am miles from perfecting it. Just keep practicing and think less of the script and just be yourself. Why not?

Related for you--how to edit trip video more smoothly

No matter what kind of editor you are chosen for your editing job, you may encounter such many problems like no audios, no video images or can’t be imported issues. The thing you should make clear is that every editor has it’s best compatible format or codec, for Adobe Premiere, the best compatible format or codec is MPEG-2, for Final Cut Pro, the best compatible format or codec is Apple ProRes(Apple ProRes Codec Types), for Avid, the best compatible format or codec is Avid DNxHD(*.mov).

There if you make the video you recorded into the best compatible format or codec for the editor you have chosen, the edit job will be easier or more smoothly. Pavtube Video Converter / Mac Version are high recommend here for you. It is a professional video tool can be convert all the camera video into the editor best compatible format or codec. Just free download and edit your trip video more smoothly.

    

Key Features of Pavtube Video Converter.
  • Convert almost all HD/SD audio/video formats: All types of audios and videos (e.g. SD/HD/Tivo/DRV/Camcorder HD footages, etc) to almost any audio and video formats.
  • hange default settings: You can change the parameters such as video size, bitrate, frame rate, and channels for your video file according to your need to get the best output effect.
  • Batch conversion: Handle multiple videos and realize batch conversion to save your time and energy.
  • Merging & splitting: Merge several video clips into one bigger file and splitting one video file into several clips according to the clip quantity, duration time and file size.
  • Create new output format: Adjust profile parameters, rename and save it for future use.
  • Supported OS: Windows XP/2003/Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 8.1/Windows 10
  • Supported OS: Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.5 Leopard
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Wednesday, January 13, 2016

6 Tips for Editing Your Travel Video in FCP

Making a travel video is an effective way to share your vacation experiences with your family and friends. Many people get video footage while traveling but they are unsure how to make a good travel video. Video production is a creative endeavour, and there are many approaches to creating a travel video.

A few professional tips for Editing Your Travel Video in FCP will help you get started.

Stay organized

Once your photos and videos have made it onto your laptop or home computer, they can easily become cluttered or overwhelming. Take some time to sort through your photos and place them into folders. These can be as detailed as food, sunsets or landscapes, or as broad as the city you were staying in. If you have video files, you may consider putting them into folders that will help you when compiling your initial video: B-roll (all of your extra footage), wide shots, animals… whatever makes sense for the video you’re planning to create. Also feel free to make a “keepers” folder for the shots you know will definitely make it into your final piece. Just don’t delete anything at this step! You never know what you’ll end up using for your final video.

Start with a slideshow

If you are not ready to dive into a full-blown video project, start by putting together a nice slideshow of pictures set to some of your favorite songs. Windows MovieMaker, iMovie and FCP for Apple are great starter programs that allow you to easily import photos and add transitions at set intervals. Here you can learn pacing and how to tell a story with pictures that you already have on your computer. Burn your slideshow to a DVD and show it on your TV to impress your friends.

Trim the fat

Once you’ve gathered all of the best photos and videos you took on tour, start compiling a series of your favorite footage with FCP in the order you want your video to flow. Just like any good story, your video should have a beginning, middle and end. Make your video as concise as possible and if a particular shot does not fit in with the story you’re trying to tell, leave it out.

Think of the dynamics

The most interesting videos all have one thing in common: they have a variety of different angles and shots. Make sure to balance panoramic views and movement with static shots for effect when you are editing your video in FCP. Duration is also crucial. You will want shorter shots as well as longer ones. All of this variety will keep your audience engaged.

Try adding transitions

Gradual transitions, known as dissolves, can be very effective when it comes to a travel video. Standard cuts can become stale. When you add in dissolves in FCP, they help ease the transition between shots and make the video feel more professional. Anywhere from 5-10 second dissolves usually work the best.

Don’t forget the music

Picking a great song or themed music can set the stage for your video and help the audience connect with what you are showing. It could be restaurant music that reminds you of Italy or even your favorite pop hit. Let the rhythm of the song help guide you with the cuts you make.(remove/ replace the themed music )

As you have get the tips to for Editing Your Travel Video in FCP above, you should have faith on making your travel video that people actually want to watch. 

Now I like to let your editing work with the nice travel video in FCP more smoothly even if you are a FCP beginner. Some people feedback that they encounter such many problems when they edit video in FCP like no audios, no video images or can’t be imported issues. It mainly caused by the incompatible video format, for Final Cut Pro, the best compatible format or codec is Apple ProRes(Apple ProRes Codec Types). Final Cut Pro can not decode all of the video codec sometimes. 

Pavtube Video Converter for Mac(read the review) are high recommend here for you. It is a professional video tool can be convert all your travel video into FCP with the best compatible format or codec of Apple ProRes. With it you can merge several travel video clips into one bigger file and splitting one video file into several clips according to the clip quantity, duration time and file size. Meanwhile, it can handle multiple videos and realize batch conversion to save your time and energy. This program can be supported by latest Mac OS X El Capitan.

          

How to Make Eidting Travel Videos More Smoothly?

First free download and install Pavtube Video Converter on your Mac, and then launch it. Now just follow the step by step guide to make editing work more smoothly.

Step 1: Install and launch this program. Just drag and drop video files to the main interface of the program to add videos. If you have several video files that you want to convert in batch, just drag the folder where the sources are to the software.



Step 2: Click the “Format” drop-down menu to choose an output format that you prefer. Click “Format” bar, from its drop-down options, move your mouse to “Final Cut Pro > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)” to select it as the output file format.



Step 3: Before converting, you can edit the Canon footage to achieve a better overall effect. Simply highlight a video clip and click the “Edit” button beside it to enter the Video Edit window. You can then crop, trim, rotate videos, adjust Canon recordings effects, add text/image watermarks, etc. as you like.



Step 4: Hit the convert button under the preview windows, the conversion will started immediately.

When the conversion is completed, run the FCP and import the converted footage into it with more smoothly editing.

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Monday, January 11, 2016

Watch the Recorded AVCHD Videos on TV or On-the-go

I am have bought a SONY HD-camcorder. It produced AVCHD video format MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 + Dolby Digital. The perfect solution for me would be just to copy my videos from the camera to the NAS and watch it on the TV. I downloaded an sample file *.MTS just to try on my Samsung LE46B650. The video was OK (even with FF, FEW functions), but without sound. I did not get any error message something like "not supported sound format".

Is somebody here has any experience with AVCHD *.MTS video from SONY? How do you see the videos on you Samsung? Do you convert them to another video format? Which? May be should buy not Sony cam?PS: Is there possible to watch the AVCHD video with my iPhone 6 on the go? 




AVCHD video is always with the file extension of mts or m2ts. and widely used HD video format. However, it cannot be accepted by Apple products, such as iPad and iPhone, it is no secret that Apple iPhone only support a limit type of video formats: MOV, MP4 and M4V, so one cannot play AVCHD video by iPad iPhone on the go directly. The strand format for almost HD TV is MPEG-4(*.mp4), some series may be supported by AVI, so you cannot play your AVCHD videos on your Samsung LE46B650 directly. 

Luckily,Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter / Mac Version(read the review), a professional video converter especially for iPad and iPhone and HD TV, is capable of converting AVCHD video to iPad iPhone supported MOV, MP4 and M4V, and provide the special profiles depend on the TV brands, you can choose the brand and converting to it’s best supported format.

Hot SearchAVCHD to QuickTime | AVCHD to Apple ProRes | Play AVCHD on VLC

  

Key Feature of Pavtube of MTS/M2TS Converter
  • Professional video converter: This MTS/M2TS converter supports converting 150+ video formats. You can use it to convert M2TS/MTS to all the formats like MP4, MOV, M4V.
  • High output video quality: The converted videos are in high quality. It will keep 100% orginal video quality.
  • Fastest Conversion Speed: It can batch convert videos at 30X fastest speed than almost all the competitors.
  • Great video editing tool: You can use it to enhance your video by adding effects, or edit your video by merging, rotating, trimming, etc.
How to Watch the Recorded AVCHD Videos on TV or On-the-go

Step 1: Load Sony AVCHD video to the program.

Launch the program on your computer, click "File" > "Add Video/Audio" to import AVCHD videos from the camcorder to the application.



Step 2: Choose output file format.

If you want watch the AVCHD on your iPhone or iPad on the go, click the format bar to follow "iPhone", such as you can choose "iPhone 6 Plus H.264 Full Screen/Full HD 1080p (*.mp4)" for iPhone 6 Plus or "iPhone 6 H.264 Full Screen 1334*750 (*.mp4)" for iPhone 6. It all depend on what Apple devices model.



If you want to watch AVCHD on your big screen TV you can go to "Format" bar, from its drop-down select, select "TVs" > "LG TV(*mp4)" as your desired output file format.



Step 3. Start AVCHD to TV or Apple devices conversion

Set an output folder to store the converted files, then hit the "Convert" button to carry out the conversion.

When the conversion is over, connect your computer to the TV via HDMI, them you will be able to view your camcorder AVCHD videos on your TV with or you can transfer the video to your Apple devices via iTunes.

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Friday, January 8, 2016

Add Subtitles to AVI: How to Play AVI File with SRT Subtitles

I have some foreign language movies in .avi format. I downloaded the subtitles but when I play it, the timing of the subtitles are wrong. How can I integrate the subtitles to the movie file itself and adjust the timing again? Thanks.

Subtitle files can be a challenge in case the text doesn't synchronize with your AVI video, this also holds true if you want to add personalized subtitles to your videos or recordings.

Here I would recommended you a professional video toos--Pavtube Video Converter / Mac Version for you to add SRT(.srt) in your AVI movies or videos. The simple steps will be show below with just a few clicks. In addition, it can also support adding subtitles to many other video formats including MKV, AVI, MPG, WMV, MOV, 3GP, VOB, FLV, MXF, AVCHD, VOB and etc.

Besides acting as the AVI Subtitle Adder, Pavtube Video Converter is a powerful video converter. It can convert more than 150 video and audio formats with superb quality. What is more, it is a good video editing tool that can trim videos, crop videos, add watermark to videos, merge or join videos together, split videos by chapters, adjust audio channels, and remove black bars and more.

Hot SearchAdd SRT/ASS/SSA Subtitles to MP4 | Add Subtitles to Blu-ray Movies | Add Subtitles to DVD Movies

    

First free download and install Pavtube Video Converter on your Mac or Windows, and then launch it. Now just follow the step by step guide to to add .srt subtitles to AVI video.

Step 1. Click the "Add File" button to load the MP4 files. You can also drag and drop AVI files to the interface of the software.



Step 2. Add subtitles to AVI videos

Click “Edit” or the pencil icon  to switch to the editing interface, where you can find multiple editing functions and “Subtitle” is just one of them. Click the “Subtitle” tab and check the “Enable” box to allow you to add SRT/ASS/SSA subtitles to AVI videos. Then Click “Browse” to find and import the downloaded SRT/ASS/SSA subtitles.



Kindly note: Pavtube Video Converter only supports SRT/ASS/SSA subtitles, and make sure that the subtitle file and your AVI video files are kept in the same folder sharing the same name.

Step 3. Start inserting subtitles to AVI video

Go back to the main UI and click “Convert” to start inserting SRT/ASS/SSA subtitles to your AVI videos. If you don’t want to keep the original AVI format, just click the format bar to choose the output video format you want before conversion.

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Wednesday, January 6, 2016

Most Professional Tool to Convert FLV to MOV on Mac

Summary: This article will show you the solution on how can I convert a movie file from FLV to MOV format so that QuickTime can read it.

Sometimes when you download some FLV videos from video-sharing website like YouTube, Myspace, Google Video, Yahoo Video etc, you may want to play them on QuickTime offline, or edit them in iMovie, Final Cut Pro(different between iMovie and Final Cut Pro). However, the FLV Videos can not be recognized by the QuickTime player and the Mac editor tools. 

Because FLV (flash video) lacks compatibility with commonly used digital media players and editing programs, sometimes you might need to convert FLV file to a format to take with on an Apple product. If you want to play FLV videos with QickTime on Mac, you may find that these FLV videos are not supported by QuickTime Player. In that case, you can convert FLV to MOV for Mac.

We'll look at a way to convert certain video files, such as .flv to .mov for Mac, with the software named Pavtube Video Converter for Mac. It is a digital file conversion application that lets you effortlessly convert videos to whatever type of video file you want for playback on portable digital devices such as iPhone, iPad, or copy into iTunes, iMovie, Final Cut Pro etc. It also includes a basic set of editing tool such as trimming, cropping, rotating, adjusting video effect and more. 

On the other hand, you may want to share a MOV video clip saved on your Mac desktop to YouTube or other video hosting sites, then you need to convert MOV to FLV format. If you need to convert between FLV and MOV format on Windows, please try Pavtube Video Converter.

Hot SearchYouTube to MOV | H.265 to QuickTime MOV | AVCHD/MTS/M2TS/M2T/TS to QuickTime MOV

Key Features of Pavtube Video Converter.
  • Convert almost all HD/SD audio/video formats: All types of audios and videos (e.g. SD/HD/Tivo/DRV/Camcorder HD/AVCHD footages, etc) to almost any audio and video formats.
  • hange default settings: You can change the parameters such as video size, bitrate, frame rate, and channels for your video file according to your need to get the best output effect.
  • Batch conversion: Handle multiple videos and realize batch conversion to save your time and energy.
  • Merging & splitting: Merge several video clips into one bigger file and splitting one video file into several clips according to the clip quantity, duration time and file size.
  • Create new output format: Adjust profile parameters, rename and save it for future use.
  • Supported OS: Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.5 Leopard
         

How to Convert FLV to MOV

First free download and install Pavtube Video Converter on your Mac, and then launch it. Now just follow the step by step guide to make editing work more smoothly.

Step 1: Run it and click “File” > “Add Video/Audio” or “Add from Folder” to import files. You can also directly drag and drop the files.



Step 2: Just go to the format list by clicking the format bar and choose “Common Video” and pick “MOV - QuickTime (*.mov).”



Step 3: Specify output folder on your computer to save the output files. Click the "Browse" button to choose the path where you want to save the output files in. 

Click the "Convert" button at the lower right corner of the interface to begin to convert FLV to MOV. 

After the conversion is finished, you can transfer the video to your desired output devices or editor for enjoyment.

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Monday, January 4, 2016

How to Put Video to Android Phone for Watching

Summary: Every body has a Smart Phone even if you are a teenage, besides makign calls, sending messages, listening to music, you can also viewing videos or movies on it as long as your Phone’s storage is large enough. This article will show you the solution on how to make all type of videos can be played on your Android Phones.

Q: "I recently purchased an Android phone (Samsung Galaxy 6). I would like to add video to it so I can view it on my Android phone. But even after uploading in, the phone fails to play them. Anyone have any suggestions on how to put video to Android phone for playback?"

Unfortunately, the graphic processors in most smartphones are not usually powerful enough to play back full size audio and video files, and those files take up too much space on the flash drive. In order to quickly turn videos on your computer into mobile videos that can be viewed on your phone and watch them wherever you want. You need to convert video to Android phone supported formats first, and then put video to Android phone to play.



If fact, it is very easy to put video to Android phone so long as you own the professional video to Android converter. Let's take a look at the world-class Android video converter Pavtube Video Converter / Mac Version(read thereview) which is an easy-to-use software right away. 

Key Feature of Pavtube Video Converter:
  • Convert almost all HD/SD audio/video formats: All types of audios and videos (e.g. SD/HD/Tivo/DRV/Camcorder HD footages, etc) to almost any audio and video formats.
  • All popular Android devices: Android products (e.g. Google Nexus series, Samsung Galaxy series, Sony, HTC, etc).
  • hange default settings: You can change the parameters such as video size, bitrate, frame rate, and channels for your video file according to your need to get the best output effect.
  • Batch conversion: Handle multiple videos and realize batch conversion to save your time and energy.
  • Merging & splitting: Merge several video clips into one bigger file and splitting one video file into several clips according to the clip quantity, duration time and file size.
  • Create new output format: Adjust profile parameters, rename and save it for future use.
  • Supported OS: Windows XP/2003/Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 8.1/Windows 10
  • Supported OS: Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.5 Leopard
How to Convert Video to Android Samsung Sony HTC Phone

The simple instructions below show you how to convert video for Android phone in just a few easy steps. Just click the appropriate button to download the Windows or Mac version.

    

Step 1: Install the Program

Download the Pavtube Video Converter. Run the downloaded file and install the program following the onscreen instructions

Step 2: Add Media Files for Conversion

Click the Add Video button. In the Open File dialogue window, find the movies or clips you want to convert to watch on your phone, and click Open to add them to the program



Step 3: Choose the Output Preset

Here you can choose the target format you want. Click “Android” on the left column and find the target format with your phone brand, or you can just select "HD video" > "H.264 MP4" cause H.264 MP4 is the most compatible format of Android phones.



Step 4: Start Converting Files for Android Mobile

The final step is to click Convert on the right. Once the encoding process is complete, the output folder will open automatically.

Step 5 (Optional): Transfer Output Video to Your Android Mobile Phone

In the destination folder on your computer, select the files you want to store on your device, right-click them, and select Copy. Connect your device to your computer via USB cable and open the phone’s flash drive. Select the folder where you store your media files, right-click the empty space, and choose Paste to copy the files to your device. See more on transfer video to Android phones.

Additional Tips

Android tablets only recognize SD cards formatted in FAT 32, this limits a single file size less than 4GB. If you worry about getting a big video file larger than 4GB, you can use split feature in Pavtube software to split a large file into multiple chunks under 4GB. Learn to split a large video file into several small files under 4GB for Android device.

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