Miro Video Converter for Windows is a video converter for converting video files into different formats. The product is distributed free of charge with open source and is available only in English. It has several versions for various operating systems, including Windows. We will tell you about it.

One-click action

Miro Video Converter for Windows works on the «one-click action» principle. All you need to do is to insert the video files into the converter's working area and click a single button. Files can be added to the converter either from the file explorer or by dragging and dropping them with a mouse click (the drag and drop function is supported). Multiple videos are processed in the order of priority.

Functionality

As a rule, there is no customization in the program, apart from specifying the preferred output formats. However, Miro Video Converter allows advanced users to set their frame width and height and select one of the available aspect ratios – 4:3, 16:9, or 3:2.

Interface

The program interface is designed in a unique style. The main window is compact. The developers created a dark mode for it. The «Convert» button stands out among other controls due to its bright green color. The converter supports both the rapid addition of files and their deletion.

Primary program features

Miro Video Converter has the following features:

• The product distribution is free and open-source;

• One-click operation;

• Support for the drag and drop function;

• The ability to convert multiple files in sequence.

The developers often release updates to the program, making it better and more user-friendly. The latest update for Windows was released in 2018 with the following changes:

• Batch processing is added;

• More devices and output formats are supported;

• Controls for output size and aspect ratio are improved;

• WebM output quality with SD and HD options are improved;

• The thumbnail generation capability is added;

• Some additional output options for video developers are added;

• The interface is improved.

However, the program has some disadvantages, such as the lack of a multilingual interface and the lack of ability to vary the quality of output videos.

Conclusions

In summary, Miro Video Converter is responsive. There are no glitches in the program's operation. Support for batch conversion is indispensable for movie buffs because it allows them to convert entire video libraries simultaneously.