Miro Video Converter For Mac

Miro Video Converter is a self-explanatory and open source OS X application designed to help you convert videos into file formats compatible with iOS, Android and other mobile devices.

To start encoding a file you just have to drag and drop it onto Miro Video Converter’s main window and choose encoding profile for your device. A list with all supported devices can be found on Miro Video Converter’s home page.

If you need to convert your files to file formats compatible with iOS devices, Miro Video Converter offers you the option to send the output media directly to iTunes.

Unfortunately, Miro Video Converter does not offer you any customization options for the built-in profiles and, as a result, you cannot create custom presets compatible with devices not listed in the Presets menu.

However, most popular mobile devices are already supported and you shouldn’t have a problem finding an video encoding profile compatible with your device.

On the bright side, all existing encoding profiles are organized into groups, a fact that helps you find the needed preset with ease. Miro Video Converter also features support for PSP devices and enables you to output the video to MP3, WebM or OGG Theora video.

Miro Video Converter also helps you convert multimedia files into simple MP3 files that you ca play on your portable device. It is worth mentioning that Miro Video Converter has not been updated for a long time and it does not provide encoding profiles for new devices such as Playstation 4, Xbox One, iPhone 5, 6 or 6 plus and other popular devices.

It would have also been useful if the Miro Video Converter application provided batch video conversion capabilities that could save you precious time when you need to convert multiple videos at a time.

To summarize it all, Miro Video Converter is a light and intuitive movie converter that helps you rapidly and easily convert videos into file formats supported by devices launched prior to 2012. Hopefully, future updates will also bring support for newer devices.