To enhance the output file's quality and tailor it to the target device, SUPER offers a wide range of video and audio codecs and processing options. The output file can be saved to any folder with UNICODE names and is supported for files and folders with various language names. Basically, the SUPER Special Edition version, which is paid for, has access to some more sophisticated options and codecs.

The SUPER Free and Special Edition versions differ significantly in a number of ways, including:

• While the Special Edition costs money, the SUPER Free version is free.
• The Magma codec, which allows for 2 to 3 times faster encoding, as well as the ability to manually change some parameters in the H. 265/ HEVC and H, 264/ AVC codes, are just a few of the more sophisticated options and codes that the Special Edition offers over the free version.
• The option to save the output file in Blu-ray format, which is absent from the independent version, is also included in the Special Edition.

The ability of SUPER to convert 2D video files to 3D and vice versa is one of its most remarkable features. The sophisticated 3D video encoding engine in the software enables this. A special feature that isn't present in most many free video conversion tools is the ability to record 3D video using a webcam.

Additionally, HD video encoding is supported. It provides a variety of output container options for adapting the converted video file to many hardware, portable gaming consoles, and mobile devices. You can extract audio from a video file or turn videos into still images using the output container options that are both audio and image-only. To make the output file compatible with many programs( like Adobe Premiere or Vegas), these containers provide a variety of video and audio codecs.

The absence of external codec installation is another benefit of SUPER. You don't need to download and install extra codecs to convert video files because the software already has all the required ones.

Since its initial release at the end of 2005, SUPER has assisted numerous users in converting all multimedia files into playback and encoding. Since its initial release in 2005, SUPER has frequently updated and expanded its video and audio codecs to accommodate the needs of the majority of users. It also provides recently updated formats for a variety of target devices, including home players, smartphones, tablets, and game consoles.

A different "3D video converter" project and a new era for SUPER began in 2016. They made the decision to keep providing it for free rather than introducing a new, unique financial application and suggesting that it be sold for the exact price as all other comparable ones, which ranged from$ 24 to$ 49.