Aiseesoft Total Media Converter – Video Conversion, Audio Conversion, Format Export

What is included in Aiseesoft Total Media Converter?

All-in-one converter – Converts video, audio and homemade DVDs together.
Wide format support – Outputs MP4, MKV, AVI, WMV, MP3 and more.
Built-in editor – Trim, crop, merge and watermark before converting.
Device presets – Ready profiles for iPhone, Android and consoles.
Core Capacity – Batch convert files and rip homemade DVDs.
Important – Commercial use needs a separate Business license.

What are the main benefits of Aiseesoft Total Media Converter?

Aiseesoft Total Media Converter is a Windows program that converts video and audio files and rips homemade DVDs into common playable formats. It combines a DVD converter and a video converter with basic editing in a single interface.

One toolset – Replaces separate DVD and video converters.
Plays anywhere – Output formats fit phones, consoles and players.
Quick edits – Crop black bars and add watermarks.
Batch processing – Convert whole folders in one queue.
DVD archiving – Back up your own discs to files.
Predictable output – Per-file profiles control format and quality.

What does Aiseesoft Total Media Converter do?

It converts video and audio files and rips homemade DVDs into mainstream formats on Windows. The program merges Aiseesoft's DVD Converter and Video Converter, reading homemade DVD discs, DVD folders and IFO files, and exporting to H.264 MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, WMV and WebM, plus audio such as MP3, AAC and FLAC. It can also output 3D video in Side-by-Side, Top-and-Bottom and Anaglyph modes, and includes editing tools to trim, crop, merge, watermark and adjust brightness or contrast. In daily use it is aimed at getting old camcorder clips or your own DVDs onto a phone, tablet or media player in a format they will actually play.

Which formats and devices does it support?

It accepts a broad range of video, HD and audio inputs plus homemade DVD sources, and exports to common containers. Input formats include MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, WMV, FLV, MPEG/VOB and TS, along with audio such as FLAC, APE, AAC and WAV; output covers H.264 MP4, MKV, AVI, WMV, WebM and audio like MP3, AAC, AC3 and M4A. Device presets cover iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Android phones (Samsung, LG, Sony, HTC) and consoles including PS4, PS3, PSP, Wii and Xbox. The bundled preset list is dated — the newest iPhone profile is the iPhone 11 generation — but because output is standard MP4, the files still play on newer hardware. It can also save scene snapshots as JPG, PNG or BMP.

Can it rip commercial, copy-protected DVDs?

No — it is built for homemade, unprotected DVDs only. Aiseesoft's official input list specifies homemade DVD-Video, homemade DVD folders and homemade IFO files, and the license permits only personal archival copies of discs you own. The program has no built-in decryption to bypass commercial movie copy protection, and it cannot rip from ISO image files or import external subtitle files. If you need to rip store-bought, encrypted DVDs you would have to use dedicated decryption software instead. Confirm your source discs are unencrypted before buying for that purpose.

How does it differ from Aiseesoft Video Converter Ultimate?

Total Media Converter is a focused DVD-and-video converter, while Video Converter Ultimate is the larger sibling with extra tools. Total Media Converter handles format conversion, homemade-DVD ripping and basic editing such as trim, crop, watermark and 2D-to-3D output. It does not include AI video upscaling, video enhancement or screen recording, which Aiseesoft places in Video Converter Ultimate and its separate Video Enhancer and Screen Recorder products. Choose Total Media Converter if you only need straightforward conversion and DVD ripping; pick Ultimate if you also want 4K enhancement or screen capture. The narrower toolset keeps it lighter for routine conversion work.

What should you check before choosing Aiseesoft Total Media Converter?

Confirm you are on Windows, that your DVDs are homemade and unprotected, and that you need conversion rather than enhancement. It is a Windows program and requires an optical drive to rip discs, so Mac users need Aiseesoft's separate Video Converter for Mac. The individual license covers personal, non-commercial use on a single computer — business or network use requires a Business or Multi-User license. There is no AI upscaling, special-effects engine or external-subtitle support, so verify none of those are requirements for your workflow before purchasing.

Frequently asked questions about Aiseesoft Total Media Converter

Can it convert 2D videos into 3D?

Yes. It exports 3D video in Side-by-Side, Top-and-Bottom and Anaglyph modes, wrapped in MP4, MKV, TS, AVI or FLV containers. This lets you prepare a clip for a 3D TV or viewer from an ordinary 2D source without a separate tool.

Can it extract audio from a video or DVD?

Yes. It can export audio-only files such as MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AC3 and M4A from any supported video or homemade DVD source. This is useful for pulling a soundtrack or saving a music track from a recorded clip.

Can you preview a file and capture snapshots?

Yes. The editor lets you preview output before converting and capture still frames, saving them as JPG, PNG or BMP images. That makes it easy to grab a thumbnail or a single frame from a video or DVD without extra screenshot software.