XMedia Recode is a video file conversion program that transforms any file to the format we are looking for. It does it quickly and simply, with spectacular compatibility. This way, we can play our favorite content on the platform or device we want without looking for it in that single supported extension.

What formats does this program support? Most of those are common when we talk about files related to videos and the like, including those of type AVI, DVD, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, OGG, VOB, MOV, WMV, WMA, etc. The list goes on and on, and it is indeed endless, but as a summary, we can say that the format compatibility of this software is undoubtedly one of its strong points.

Another definite advantage of XMedia Recode is that it allows us to select the options that we believe are convenient among a tremendous amount of compression and encoding possibilities. Thus, you can customize all the videos you convert to the maximum, even transforming your DVDs to the format you consider appropriate to take them to your favorite players.

The operation of this application is effortless since we only have to select a disc or a group of files, in particular, dragging them to the main window of the system, as you can see in the images. Then it will be time to choose an output format and the other details related to your file to be sure that it will be adapted to its subsequent use or destination.

Among these details, we can mention some interesting ones, such as the display format of the contents, which can be 1:1, 11:9, 1:6:9, 16:10, etc., or the possibility of lowering or raising the volume concerning the original file. This tool will even allow you to make cuts in the original video so that you can select only the pieces of content you are interested in and thus save time when converting the formats.

Needless to say, like any self-respecting video converter, this one also allows us to modify the number of images per second of our files and the bit rate, resolution, and many other fundamental issues.

And although, as we said, this is a platform specially designed to work with video files, we have been pleasantly surprised to find that it also allows us to extract the audio from any file we are working with. So, if you have a video clip, for example, and you only want to keep the song in question, you can extract the music track and then use it for whatever you prefer.

If you have to make changes to many files, you will see that XMedia Recode will allow you to add them to a work queue, and as the conversion of the previous ones is completed, the new ones that were waiting will start. That is to say, this utility allows you to work with several files simultaneously, and the result of each of the contents that are converted, even after waiting, is precisely what you want.

Especially interesting is what will happen to those who want to have video content on their smartphones to watch them on the phone anywhere and everywhere. Thinking about making the task easier for them, XMedia Recode has a series of predefined profiles so that you will only have to select the platform on which you want to run that content, not worrying about the technical knowledge of the formats.

As for the interface, we have to say that we liked it, although it doesn't boast a modern design or many buttons with functions available. The visual aspect of XMedia Recode is measured, even somewhat generic. Still, it has the most important thing, which is a good organization of each of the contents, so it is highly intuitive.

If we had to summarize the main strengths of XMedia Recode, we would have to mention in the first instance the fact that it is compatible with the vast majority of formats that are currently used in terms of videos, in addition to offering predefined profiles for users who want to take their content to mobile devices. Finally, its configuration and customization options are also abundant, which is appreciated.

And what is the worst thing about our application? At least in our experience, the fact that it takes considerably longer to convert each file than most other programs in the segment. While some of the strengths mentioned above compensate for this, this system may get a little desperate in a pinch, and you may even consider downloading another one to speed up the process.

To conclude, we can say that this video converter is a good alternative within its segment, one that is much closer to what a user looking for a lot of functions and huge compatibility can expect than an impressive speed at the time of work. If you want to work with various video formats and output devices and are not interested in the platform rate in question, XMedia Recode could be a good choice.