[HEVC] enables you to cross convert codec of H.265 and H.264 video files.
You can convert H.265 videos to H.264 videos for better compatability.
You can also conver H.264 videos to H.265 videos for better space effiency.
Unlike the systemwise selection of codec, [HEVC] enables you to convert individual video file to specific codec you want.
• Detect H.264 (old codec type) videos automatically.
• Detect H.265 (new code type) videos automatically.
• Convert old H.264 format to new H.265 format for space efficiency. It would compress video and let you regain more space.
• Convert new H.265 format to old H.264 format for better compatability. It would enlarge file size, but provide better compatabiity instead.
• Optionally reduce the resolution of the videos for additional compression.
• Save the converted videos to device.
• Share the converted videos.
Version history
1.0.9
2022-09-13
- Support for iOS16
1.0.8
2021-07-12
- Misc bug fix
1.0.7
2021-05-15
- Misc bug fix.
1.0.6
2021-04-29
- Misc bug fix.
- Misc UI enhancement.
1.0.5
2021-03-14
- Misc UI enhancement.
1.0.3
2020-09-18
- Works flawlessly on iOS14
- Metadata is preserved after conversion
1.0.2
2020-05-15
- App icon changed for better app description.
- Bug fix for window closed on saving the result.
1.0.1
2020-05-13
- Minor UI enhancement
1.0
2020-05-12
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I’ve used another of Dongwook Cho’s apps, HEIC2JPG, to convert HEIC picture files to jpgs. Like that app, this one is very easy and intuitive to use and works extremely well. This guy writes great apps and doesn’t gobble your privacy data. The apps just get the job done! You can’t beat the price; especially if you have a Family Sharing setup.
Prasadc,
Very useful app
Reduce s the file size
The Real Bogham,
Converts well, but no save options
This works great to convert videos to/from H.264 and H.265, but unfortunately if you have a series of videos, as I did, the new files simply get new sequential filenames, so you can’t tell which files are H.264 and which are H.265. Worse, the sequential filenames are in the reverse order of the original filenames. I had a series of 20 videos in chronological order; the converted files are in reverse chronological order by filename. I would like it to convert files in the correct order and indicate in the filename whether 264 or 265. Also the option to replace the original files would be nice. It’s a real pain to manually match up which files are which and rename them properly.
ArmyFJ,
Does Not Work
This app does not actually convert the format from h.265 to h.264 and freezes or crashes continuously.