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Just found this info on my bro's FB and reposted it here.

MacX Video Converter Pro v5.9.1 is free to get by courtesy of the developer's Christmas giveaway. 1000 free copies are provided every day. The offer ends on Dec 31, 2015.

>>http://www.macxdvd.com/giveaway/giveaway.htm

Input your email and click "Get License code" to get the serial number and download link. You need to install and activate the program before Jan 5, 2016 and there is no free upgrade.

Highlights of MacX Video Converter Pro V5.9.1:
  • Convert any video to the latest iPhone 6S/Plus, iPad Air 2/Mini 4, iPad Pro, Samsung Galaxy S6/Note 5, PS4, etc.
  • Download video music from YouTube and other 300+ video sites and convert YouTube video to MP3, MP4 in one click.
  • New! Support Intel Quick Sync Video tech to deliver the fastest conversion speed, 16X faster than before.
I tested it myself on my MBP with Mac OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 (4.0GHz quad-core Intel Core i7). It only took about 5 min to convert a M2TS (AVC) video (2.23h, 7.5GB, 1920X1080) to MP4 format and the output quality is fabulous, hardly no loss. Great update!

This is the latest version built on Dec 10, 2015. If you have got the program in their previous giveaway campaign, you can uninstall the older version and install the 5.9.1 version to experience faster 4K HD video conversion speed. :)
 
downloaded my copy already and there are 998 copies left today.
 
How does this compare to Handbrake?

Edit: From another thread, apparently MacXVideoConverterPro has a screen capture feature. Otherwise it does the same thing.
 
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How does this compare to Handbrake?

Edit: From another thread, apparently MacXVideoConverterPro has a screen capture feature. Otherwise it does the same thing.

I don't believe that Handbrake for the Mac supports Intel Quicksync.
 
How does this compare to Handbrake?

Edit: From another thread, apparently MacXVideoConverterPro has a screen capture feature. Otherwise it does the same thing.

yup, Handbrake really does a good job in video conversion and it is famous with many people. I often used to convert my videos with it. as for the difference between Handbrake and MacX Video Converter Pro, according to my experience, besides converting video, the macx program can do some other things while handbrake cannot, that is, capture screen, download video from online video sites, and turn photos into video slideshow.

regarding support to Intel QSV, it seems than Handbrake for Mac does not have the feature at present.
 
I don't believe that Handbrake for the Mac supports Intel Quicksync.
Well, apparently neither does my Mac Pro. Nor the Nvidia hardware encoder (why not OpenCL?). Intel Quicksync made its first appearance in the Sandy Bridge processors.

I think I'll stick with Handbrake. I have a feeling as soon as the next revision of this software comes out, I'll be nagged to purchase the upgrade, given how it immediately launched a browser session and, after entering my key, reminded me that I have a free version.
 
Well, apparently neither does my Mac Pro. Nor the Nvidia hardware encoder (why not OpenCL?). Intel Quicksync made its first appearance in the Sandy Bridge processors.

I think I'll stick with Handbrake. I have a feeling as soon as the next revision of this software comes out, I'll be nagged to purchase the upgrade, given how it immediately launched a browser session and, after entering my key, reminded me that I have a free version.
Nope. No nag screen. Basically you have to initiate the check for upgrade option manually. If you choose not to upgrade, you don't have to.
 
Christmas is just around the corner, how many of you have got the free software gift?
 
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