Convert TOD to MOV on Mac os

TOD to MOV Converter for Mac is an excellent Mac TOD to MOV converter designed for Mac users.After conversion, there’s no trouble to play the converted .TOD file on QuickTime, iTunes, RealPlayer, Windows Media Player for Mac, or edit .TOD video in iMovie. If necessary, you can put the TOD video on handheld devices like iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, Apple TV, BlackBerry, Gphone, Creative Zen, iRiver, etc.

The Mac Tod to MOV Video Converter offers extra features for editing your video files, including crop, trim video files, apply for special effects for video and capture pictures on Mac OS X, etc. What a powerful Mod Converter for Mac users

With the smart designed tod to mov converter program, mac users can enjoy jvc tod video files on mac system with quicktime player. You won't worry about handling tod format in difficulty.

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Guide: How to use TOD to MOV converter for Mac

Step 1: Free download and install TOD video Converter and then start it until you see the

Step 2: Load TOD files by clicking and then get file information.

Step 3: Select output format and set output folder

Step 4:customize settings
You can customize your personalized video, say, trim video clips, cut out black borders, adjust video brightness, contrast, saturation, and add effects (old film, emboss, grey, etc).by clicking

 Step 5: Start converting TOD video files

Click "", it will start converting TOD files automaticall

The TOD to MOV Converter for Mac has a friendly interface, we can finish converting the TOD files to MOV with just a few clicks.Don't hesitate to use this professional TOD to MOV converter.

Term Study:

The QuickTime (.mov) file format functions as a multimedia container file that contains one or more tracks, each of which stores a particular type of data: audio, video, effects, or text (e.g. for subtitles). Each track either contains a digitally-encoded media stream (using a specific codec) or a data reference to the media stream located in another file.

Common multimedia format often used for saving movies and other video files; uses a proprietary compression algorithm developed by Apple Computer; compatible with both Macintosh and Windows platforms.