Standard, you get a set of parameters for MP4 that will result in a video that plays nicely on your computer but when you stream the video on S3 Amazon, or more precisely via S3 CloudFront, it only shows a black screen with audio. The video provided i this tutorial is converted with the settings you’ll find below. Open AVS Video Converter and select MP4 as the output format and click on the button Browse… to select the video to convert: 😉 Setting the video type as the foundation for our custom MP4 profile Just go with your temperament, I would say. You can ignore these explanations and just follow exactly what I do here or follow the explanations, so that you might be able to tweak some settings to enhance the outcome. I’m not going very deep into the technical details, although I try to explain some key information so that you understand what all those settings are about. Therefore, with the parameters I show here you will get a great result. I’m not saying AVS Video Converter is better then Sorenson Squeeze, but it is easier to get a good result with AVS converter as a novice, especially with screen capture video, like the video above. As such, you can have a useful converter for only $39 which rivals easily with Sorenson Squeeze 6 in terms of quality output when it comes to video tutorials. And MP4 conversion works fine, once you know how to set it up. Yet, version 7.1.2.480 works quickly, has an impressive amount of setting options, while for novices, the standard mode produces very acceptable results. I actually have a love-hate relationship with AVS Video Converter because it had quite a few very crappy updates in the past and there are always some hidden skeletons in the closet, so to speak (see also: new-avs-converter-has-bugs/). You need Flash Player 9 or later installed to play this s3video

Avs video converter 7.1