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MacX Video Converter Pro

com.macxdvd.macxvdoconverterpro · Video · v6.9.0
Intel Only 128 devices · 95.7 MB · Impact: 46/100
About This App

MacX Video Converter Pro is a video conversion and editing utility from Digiarty that converts between dozens of video formats including 4K, MKV, AVCHD, MP4, AVI, WMV, MOV and others. It includes a built-in video editor for cropping, splitting, merging and adding subtitles or watermarks, screen recording capabilities, and a downloader for extracting videos from YouTube and over 300 other online services. The app also features hardware-accelerated encoding and decoding for faster processing, and can compress 4K video to lower resolutions to save storage space. It is typically used by content creators, video enthusiasts and anyone needing to convert media for different devices or platforms.

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MacX Video Converter Pro is currently Intel-only — the latest version detected (6.8.2) contains no Apple Silicon arm64 support, and there is no public evidence that Digiarty has released or plans to release a native build. The app continues to run under Rosetta 2 today, but Apple is removing Rosetta from macOS 28 (September 2028), at which point this Intel-only build will stop launching entirely. Since we are now 27 months away from that deadline, you have time to plan your transition, but should begin evaluating alternatives soon. Contact Digiarty directly to ask whether they intend to ship a native Apple Silicon build before September 2028; if they confirm no plans to do so, consider switching to an actively maintained native video converter such as Handbrake (free, open-source, excellent quality), Ffmpeg via a native GUI frontend, or a subscription service like Adobe Media Encoder if you are already in the Creative Cloud ecosystem. These alternatives all run natively on Apple Silicon Macs and are under active development.