I've a decent cell-phone and I often look forward to get some video clips to observe during my sparetime and was looking out for a conversion application which may make me some great quality video from DVDs, VCDs, Divx for example. I was looking online for such conversion resources and many of them were failing to form some outstanding quality videos compatible with cell-phones till I found Xilisoft 3GP Video Converter. Overtly talking I was much pleased with the way this video conversion tool converted some of my fave DVDs moments into high quality 3G / 3G2 supported cell-phone formats.

It did not take long prior to the first motion picture clip was converted with profound superb video quality. I played a bit more with the software and discovered that it might also convert lots of other available formats to mobile formats like the MOV, AVI, MPEG, WMV, MPEG4, Xvid, Divx, RM, 3GP, 3G2 and so on. Well if you want to change back the conversion, you can still use the same application to convert to any of the available formats like the AVI, MPEG, DIVx etc and can also convert the audio only formats like the WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC etc and can instantly identify any existing audio formats too.

This is something which nearly any video conversion use will have as a condition with the increasing demand for more complex conversion tools. Yet there are masses of difference one will find in this particular tool which works in much better way. There are more features aded in this variation of the software in comparison to the prior version for an outstanding video conversion experience.

The latest version 3.1 has more augmented features that allow users to choose the encoding and decoding of the video file together with APE and CUE decoding facilities.

There's a new zoom function which permits the user to playback flick in a zoomed way and a split function permits different sorts of picture formats to be added together to get a single output file.

You may find miles better batch conversion feature which works completely brilliant.

There's another good feature of multithreading which lets you convert more than one file at a time relying on your CPU speed.

Next good feature is a stop, pause, and continue feature which works without any computer hangs which quite frequently is a major user bitchs about.

If you would like to pick only certain part of the film then you can preview and split that part from the remainder of the flick. All you'll be needed to do is to identify the start point and the time for which you want to capture the flick followed by its conversion into a mobile format.

Eventually the last piece of recommendation for everybody would be to check this product as fast as possible as it could well be sitting into your cool tools collection.