How to Convert MOV to WMV on Mac Easily

As described by Wikipedia, MOV is the filename extension for the QuickTime multimedia file format. MOV is typically used on Mac and iOS devices, say iPhone 5, iPad 4 and more.

Sometimes, you may want to share some funny MOV videos or movies on Mac with your friend who is running Windows instead, in this case, you can never achieve your goal smoothly since Windows Media Player cannot support the MOV format at all. In fact, Windows Media Player doesn’t support other video formats like FLV either.

In light of this situation, the very first thing we need to do is to convert mov to wmv via a professional video converter like Doremisoft mov to wmv converter which is good at converting almost all kinds of recording formats flawlessly. Yes, we know that QuickTime Pro can do the conversion of MOV to WMV for us, but the outcome is not as good as we expected since we will soon find out that only 30 seconds of the converted video can be playable. What a let-down!

Simple steps of using this converter are as follows:

Firstly, download and install this converter. Click "Add file" button to import the XAVC files to the program.
import mov file

Then, press hit "Convert to" > "Common Video" to choose the preset output format "WMV (*.wmv)".

Tips: In order to play the FLV videos downloaded from YouTube in Windows Media Player, this converter can help fastconvert flv to wmv by following the same steps as shown here.

That is not all, this great converter can be used as an xavc to avi converterwhich is able to transcode the XAVC footage to Windows Movie Maker AVI for editing, or transcode xavc to mp4 to play XAVC videos in iPad 4, iPhone 5 and any other mp4-supported devices. It is such a good tool for handling XAVC format, how can you miss this almighty xavc converter?

For Mac users, please refer to Doremisoft mac xavc converter with which, you can edit the XAVC in either iMovie , FCP, or Sony Vegas Pro 8/9/10/11 freely.

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