Audioro Nokia X6 Converter

Whenever you need or want to create a video clip, you use multiple parts, that might not all be under the same format. The same goes for music, and it’s a bit more difficult to handle file format compatibility issues on a mobile device. That’s why Audioro Nokia X6 Converter wants to help you make multimedia files accessible by your mobile phone.

Confusing interface and difficult navigation

The first thing you need to do before taking a peek at the set of features is go through the setup process. It’s not big deal and you’ll be done in a few seconds, but you need to pay attention every step of the way, because you can end up with more applications installed, as well as some changes made to your default web browser.
When it runs, the initial screen provides a few helpful hints on what needs to be done. However, converting a file for the first time can prove to be quite the challenge, because of the oddly-designed interface. Buttons and options are not quite clear, and found in completely different and separate panels, although serving the same purpose.
When you do manage to reach the conversion setup screen, you can either choose a normal or power mode. The only difference is that the normal mode takes you through a set of steps, each fitted with a single operations so you don’t get stuck along the way. Whereas the power mode puts all available options at your disposal to change them how you see fit.

File support and quality settings

In terms of file support, you can only load them through the built-in dialog, which also lets you know that you can select M4P, MP3, WAV, WMA, MP4, AVI, MPG, WMV, VOB, MOV, MKV, FLV, and AVS.
Like the name suggests, the output format selection drop-down menu is fitted with a few Nokia models, but considering file format is not strictly tied to a specific brand, files can be used on other devices as well.
Several quality output options are at your disposal, but you can also take matters into your own hands and create custom profiles by managing codec, bitrate, and more. In addition, the application lets you set the number of CPU cores to use, in case you’re doing something else during conversion.

To sum it up

All things considered, we can safely state that Audioro Nokia X6 Converter wants to solve your problems when a mobile device doesn’t play audio or video files, but there’s a long way until that happens. Quality options you can set are decent, the process runs smooth, with the only thing to be desired is a proper interface for what it can do.