Vidmore Video Converter
Vidmore Video Converter is a video encoding and format conversion tool for macOS. It supports batch processing of multiple video and audio files, converting between widely used codecs and container formats (MP4, MKV, MOV, AVI, FLV, WebM, AAC, MP3 and others). The app is used by home users and small businesses who need to re-encode video libraries for compatibility with specific devices, streaming platforms, or editing workflows. It offers basic editing features like trimming, cropping and audio adjustment, along with GPU acceleration for faster processing.
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1 suggestionVidmore Video Converter is currently Intel-only with no confirmed native Apple Silicon build. The last public information we could find dates to December 2020, which predates Apple's Silicon rollout. Given that we are now in May 2026 and the deadline for Rosetta 2 removal is September 2028, you have roughly two years before this app will stop launching entirely. We recommend contacting Vidmore directly to ask whether a native build is planned — this is an opportune moment to signal demand and get a timeline. In the meantime, if you need a more actively maintained video converter with confirmed native Apple Silicon support, consider Handbrake (free, open-source, excellent quality), ffmpeg-based CLI tools, or Adobe Media Encoder if you are already in the Creative Cloud ecosystem. All three run natively on Apple Silicon. If you rely heavily on Vidmore's specific features, keep it for now under Rosetta but start evaluating alternatives before macOS 28 ships in September 2028.
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