need converter which can change video size resolution

hi
i am trying to find a video converter which can just change the size of video.
i don’t want any frames, audio, bitrate conversion.
what i want to do is just change the video size.
for example from 1020p x 7200p –> 600p x 200p
i have tried many converters but all of them take too much time.
i need a converter which can just resize the video size very fast.
please don’t criticize or tell me to search, i have already searched.
any help will be appreciated too much.
Answer #1
Try 4videosoft video converter..
Answer #2
Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate should do fine, do a quick search around here
Answer #3
Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate should do fine, do a quick search around hereyes xilisoft is good
Answer #4
staxrip is freeware and very good!
Answer #5
just changing the size of a video is not a simple process as you think. it is normal for it to take long.
but you can speed up the process if you use a one-pass encoding (at the expense of quality if you keep file size low) or you have a graphics card supporting CUDA, which will take some load off of your cpu. Xilisoft’s converter has support for CUDA acceleration, so i recommend it.
Answer #6
You haven’t mentioned the video format. If it’s x264 then it will take quite some time because if you want to lower the resolution then you do need to re-encode the video which will take time. If it’s XVid then it can be done quite quickly on a fast PC.
By the way, your resolutions are very strange. It’s 720p which is 1280×720 resolution and 600×200 isn’t a resolution which is used.
Answer #7
virtual dub with avisynth script or allok video joiner
Answer #8
i don't want any frames, audio, bitrate conversion.
frames and bitrate conversion are exactly what you want
resizing (shrinking) is a recode, no way around it
and increasing the bitrate will retain some of the quality
I use “AVIdemux” for that type of operation
and like asks, what format are you starting with ?
Answer #9
^^^^ looks like he is not aware of the total prosess so best advice is to use a s/w which does every thing by itself
like allok , avidemux , format factory , etc….. go with super
Answer #10
looks like he is not aware of the total prosess so best advice is to use a s/w which does every thing by itself
he tried those with no joy
& AVIdemux is the fastest/easiest I’ve used