Tutorial · free for Windows 10 and 11

Settings: themes, GPU speed, output folder and updates

S Converter works well out of the box, but a few settings let you make it faster and make it yours. Press Settings at the bottom of the sidebar.

S Converter’s Settings window with the language list, shortcuts, watch folders and themes

Change a setting

  1. Press Settings at the bottom left of S Converter.
  2. Change what you like (see below). Changes apply straight away.
  3. Close the window with ✕.

What each setting does

Default Output Folder is where files go when Save at source folder is off. Default Quality is where the Quality slider starts. Hardware acceleration: GPU (auto) uses your NVIDIA, Intel or AMD graphics card for videos to MP4, MKV and MOV, and falls back to the processor if needed; CPU only never uses it. Quick Convert shortcut sets or turns off Ctrl + Alt + C. Updates install automatically; Check now looks straight away. More shortcuts adds keys for the wheel’s Presets page and for Repeat last. Explorer right-click menu adds S Converter to File Explorer’s menu. Watch folders converts new files in folders you choose (see Watch folders). Theme picks the look: Lumen, Aether, Silver or Gel. Language, at the top of Settings, switches between 20 languages.

Good to know

Four themes

From glassy and colourful to classic chrome; the Quick Convert wheel follows along.

20 languages

Pick one at the top of Settings, or leave it on Automatic to follow Windows.

Faster video

With a graphics card, videos usually convert several times faster.

See what you have

About shows the version, your graphics card and which tools are ready.

Questions

Should I switch hardware acceleration off?

Usually not. Leave it on GPU (auto); if a video ever fails on the graphics card, S Converter redoes it on the processor by itself.

How do I know I have the latest version?

Updates install automatically. Press Check now under Updates, or look at the version in About.

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