Video to Exe Converter
Version 1.0.0.30
Shareware
$19.90
0 downloads
Video to Exe Converter is a video file converter that
converts video files to standalone executable files.
Movie formats supported are: WMV, MOV, MPG, MPEG, MPE,
AVI, ASF, ASX, QT, MP4, MPEG-4, FLV, TS, 3GP, FLI,
M1V, M2V, and MJPG. Output format: EXE. The program is
very easy to use. There is practically no learning
curve. It is one dialog in which the user adds the
video files to be converted, tunes the options, and
then converts the files to EXEs. It is very simple to
operate. The user can tune the options by selecting
the icon to be used to generate the EXEs. The user can
also protect the EXE with a password, and other
options. Video to Exe Converter runs on Windows 7, 8,
8.1, and 10, 32 and 64-bits and it requires the .Net
framework version 3.5 which is part of the installer
package so if the user does not have it installed he
will be prompted to install.
converts video files to standalone executable files.
Movie formats supported are: WMV, MOV, MPG, MPEG, MPE,
AVI, ASF, ASX, QT, MP4, MPEG-4, FLV, TS, 3GP, FLI,
M1V, M2V, and MJPG. Output format: EXE. The program is
very easy to use. There is practically no learning
curve. It is one dialog in which the user adds the
video files to be converted, tunes the options, and
then converts the files to EXEs. It is very simple to
operate. The user can tune the options by selecting
the icon to be used to generate the EXEs. The user can
also protect the EXE with a password, and other
options. Video to Exe Converter runs on Windows 7, 8,
8.1, and 10, 32 and 64-bits and it requires the .Net
framework version 3.5 which is part of the installer
package so if the user does not have it installed he
will be prompted to install.
Program details
Publisher
Alex FerriE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Win7 x32<br>Win7 x64<br>Windows 10<br>WinServer<br>Windows XP<br>Windows 2000<br>WinVista<br>WinVista x64<br>WinOtherFile size
1962 KBFile date
3/26/2017License
SharewareInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
3/27/2017