Add media files

To start converting media files, you need to add them to Wondershare UniConverter (originally Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate) firstly. There are different methods to add files.

Add Media Files - Wondershare UniConverter (Win) User Guide

Method 1: Add media files by buttons.

Select Converter on the Home interface. Click the Document icon in the top-left corner of the window directly, or click the inverted triangle icon beside it and select one of the buttons from the drop-down list to add files from different sources.

1. Add Video: You can add all the videos on your PC from here.

2. Add Audio: You can add all the audios in one folder from here.

3. Add Image: You can add all the images in one folder from here.

4. Add DVD: You can add files from the connected camcorder.

5. Add Folder: You can add all the files in one folder from here.

6. Add From Device: You can add files from the connected device.

Situation 1: A File Explorer window will pop up if you click Add Files. Find and select the files you want to convert and click Open to add them to the conversion queue.

Situation 2: A Add files from Device window will open if you click Add from Device or Add from Camcorder. Find and select the files you want to convert, and click Add to Convert List to add them to the conversion queue.

Method 2: Add media files by drag and drop.

Drag the media files you want to convert from the File Explorer window and drop the files into the conversion queue of Wondershare UniConverter (originally Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate).

Introduction of the conversion list.

After you have added the files, they will appear in the conversion list. Here, you can view the information about the files, choose audio and subtitle tracks, and manage the output file. On the left side, you can see the input files' media information and the editing section, and on the right side, you can manage the output files' format and presets.

To remove a file from the list, click the X button at the top-right corner of the file.

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