Here is credulous video encoding software that converts different source video formats, along with wide variety of enhanced options.

EncodeHD is a free application that encodes all types of video files such as avi, flv, wmv and mp4. It supports wide variety of output devices including Blackberrys, iPhone, iPods (5G, Classic, Nano, and Touch), Nokia E71, Playstation 3, PSP, T-Mobile, Zune, YouTube HD, Xbox 360, and lots more. The interface is very intuitive by virtue of its simplicity, as it not only contains file browser to search for video files but also allows you to drag and drop the videos in to the application.

When the program is initiated, it just converts all the videos in the line up to mp4 format and places in the same directory where the software is held. Redirecting the output to different folder is also possible. EncodeHD is positively packed with features including auto splitting of lengthy videos, option for TV output, selection of preferred audio language, addition of extra ffmpeg flags, and provides the best speed possible without compromising on quality.

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