The iPad has become one of the premier video consumption devices on the planet. having access to videos in the palm of your hands anytime, anywhere is a huge bonus. But getting some videos to your iPad isn’t a slam dunk. You have to change formats for some of them – and that can be a pain.
But this freebie that we’re delivering today at Cult of Mac Deals will change all that.
For a limited time you can get MacX iPad Video Converter, the best iPad video converter on the market free of charge!
Here are some of the features of MacX iPad Video Converter:
- Converts HD Videos to your iPad
- Converts SD Videos to iPad supported formats
- Extracts audio and picture from video files for your iPad
- Converts or uploads YouTube videos to your iPad
- Trim video segments and cut off unwanted segments
- …and more!
There is one caveat to this deal. You must redeem this freebie upon purchase, and the license code expires on November 26, 2012.
Amp up your entertainment on your iPad and grab MacX iPad Video Converter today. It’s free – and it will make your video viewing a more freeing experience!
Mike Vardy is a husband, father, independent writer, speaker, podcaster and “productivityist”. He is also the author of the book, The Front Nine: How To Start The Year You Want Anytime You Want, published by Diversion Books. You can learn more about his other work at his website, MikeVardy.com, visit his blog at Productivityist.com, and you can follow him as @mikevardy on Twitter.
4 responses to “Watch Movies On The Go With MacX iPad Video Converter [Freebies]”
Thanks! I’ve been wanting an App for converting .AVI into a format that would play on the iPad.
it looks exactly like handbrake. like they took the open source code and threw a cheezy coat of paint on it. is this basically just handbrake repackaged as a paid app?
Vuze is free and converts to all kinds of formats too. Plus its a torrent client and a dlna server.
It gets worse: you have to “like” or “follow” them on BOTH Twitter and FB. You only find this out AFTER you’ve registered and given them your email address. Don’t have Twitter and/or FB? Not much of a freebie, then.