Transcode Mac Full HD Videos for Transformer (2) Prime

Video Converter for Mac

Pavtube Video converter for mac is the best Mac Video Converter tool to convert videos on Mac OS X. It converts video among formats like MKV, MPEG, MP4, 3GP, 3G2, MOV, AVI, DV, MTS, M2TS, TiVo, TS, TP, TRP, M2T, VOB, etc.

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Most of us are a little suspicious of the statement that the Asus Eee Pad Transformer can play back ‘Full HD’ videos. It is reported that the new Transformer (2) Prime will be released in November 9, 2011. Have anybody managed to play back 1080p H.264 format videos on Asus Transformer? In fact, it is possible to play 1080p video on Asus Transformer (2) Prime. But, sometimes it will get choppy during the playing process and which makes people feel uncomfortable to enjoy the videos.

The main reason is that 1080p MKV, VOB, AVI, WMV, MP4, MTS, MOV, TiVo and FLV videos are not compatible with Asus Eee Pad Transformer. Asus announced that Transformer supports play 1080p Full HD videos, but not permit smoothly play. To be honest, 720p videos are the perfect fit for the tablet PCs like Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime. So, if you’re the sort of person that carries around films in 1080p format you’ll be pleased to hear that Pavtube Video Converter for Mac is developed for those people and helps transcode Mac full HD videos for Transformer (2) Prime.

As a great Mac 1080p to Transformer Prime converter, it allows you Mac convert 1080p TiVo to Asus Transformer (2) for enjoying TV shows on Transformer Prime. And the program also support convert 1080p MKV, VOB, AVI, WMV, MP4, MTS, MOV and FLV videos to Transformer Prime compatible formats like HD MP4 videos.

What should be set before the conversion?

When it comes to profile settings, in terms of video file format support, AVI and MKV containers and WMV, H.264, Xvid and Divx encoded video files are just fine. And how about audio set? AAC and MP3 is supported by the program, so, either of them is fine. In terms of bitrates, medium quality is recommended. The Transformer Prime can handle it well with no visible dropped frames and no tearing. The screen quality is just amazing!