How to convert AVI/MPG/MKV/MOV to Kin on Mac

To a big surprise of most people, after several days' talking about Windows Phone

7 OS which expected to come out by the end of this year, Microsoft just launch a new

line of mobile phone called Kin (Kin One and Kin Two) without using the previously

considered Windows Phone 7 OS but somewhat called Silverlight-based platform

specially designed for Kin.

The new line Windows Phones Kin One and Kin Two are actually a new kind of

social phone targeted at social networking for young people between 15 and 30 and

who are actively navigating their social lives. "We built Kin for people who like to be

connected, share, express and relate to their friends and family. This social generation

wants and needs more from their phone. Kin is the one place to get the stuff you like

you care about to the people you care about." Robbie Bach, president of the

Entertainment and Devices Division at Microsoft explained.

New features of the new social phone: Kin One and Kin TwoThe Kin series Kin One and Kin Two are featured by three outstanding functions

named The Loop, The Spot and Kin Studio. The Loop: The home screen in the Kin interface, is an aggregation of all of your

social media updates from across your favorite social networks such as Facebook and

Twitter.

The Spot: Spot is an omni-present green dot at the bottom of the KIN screen.

Spot makes it easy to share information from just about anywhere in the interface.Kin Studio: It is a cloud-based interface, which shows you a timeline of

everything you've nabbed with your phone. Kin depends entirely on the cloud to

retrieve all of your social updates and store all of your social content.

Reasons for converting common video and audio files to KinAs Microsoft states, Kin is Zune powered, which means the video or audio files

played by Zune can be and can only be played by Kin. And according to the

Wikipedia, the common video and audio files accepted by Zune are MPEG-4 (MP4,

M4V), H.264, WMV, MP3, AAC (M4A) etc.

Therefore, in order to make full use of your various video or audio files and give

full play to your Kin, the most effective way as I know is to convert your video or

audio files to proper formats supported by Kin.

Kin Video Converter for Mac, make good use of your video or audio files and your Kin phone

Kin video converter for Mac is the specially created application who Kin phone

users who are confused of enjoying their favourite video or audio on their newly

bought Kin phones. It can assist you converting almost all popular video or audio files

like AVI, WMV, MPG, MKV, MOV, 3GP, FLV, RM, MP3, AAC, AC3, AIFF, WMA,

WAV etc to Kin phone (Kin One and Kin Two) accepted file formats and to other

common file formats as well.

Mac Kin video converter is also an excellent video editing application that helps

you make your own editing. With it, you can set the proper aspect ratio and output

parameters for video and audio separately that fit for your Kin phone. Besides, video

merging, video splitting, and video effect are also available. Furthermore, as batch

process mode is supported, you can also import several files at the same time or

converting or snapshot your favourite picture when previewing.

Guidance: How to convert/import AVI/MPG/MOV/MP3/AAC files to KinThe following picture will tell you exactly how to import, edit and convert your

videos files.

After converting, you can import the converted files on your Kin phone for

enjoyment.