What is AVC file?
AVC stands for Advanced Video Coding, and it is a way to compress video. It was introduced in 2003 and was the successor to MPEG-2. The MPEG-4 AVC codec offers better compression than MPEG-2, which results in higher quality content with more detail. A major advantage of the AVC codec is that it can be used on any device without transcoding. The data contained in an MPEG-4 AVC file (.avi) is composed of two parts: the intraframe compressed frames stored as headerless bitstreams and the residual frames stored as packed macroblocks.
AVC Format details
| Full Name | MPEG-4 AVC Advanced Video Coding Movie Format |
|---|---|
| Developer | N/A |
| Category | Video Files |
Software, that convert AVC files
The easiest way to convert a AVC file is to save it in a different file format using dedicated software. Below you will find a list of software programs that can handle AVC files. Open your AVC file with one of them and save in another file format.
AVC Converters
VLC media player
Freemake Video Converter
Xilisoft Video Converter- WinX Video Converter
- Elecard AVC HD Player