DV to MP4 Converter

Apart from DV, AhaConvert can also convert other video and audio formats to MP4. Check out the specific MP4 converters listed below.

MOV to MP4

MKV to MP4

WebM to MP4

GIF to MP4

AVI to MP4

Video to MP4

WMV to MP4

MPG to MP4

TS to MP4

VOB to MP4

FLV to MP4

M4V to MP4

3GP to MP4

OGG to MP4

MXF to MP4

SWF to MP4

MOD to MP4

M2TS to MP4

DVR to MP4

RMVB to MP4

RM to MP4

3G2 to MP4

WTV to MP4

MTS to MP4

Besides MP4, AhaConvert can also convert DV files to other video formats. Check out the DV to video converters listed below.

DV to Video

DV to AVI

DV to MOV

DV to FLV

DV to VOB

DV to MKV

DV to MPG

DV to WMV

DV to MP3

DV to M2TS

DV to WebM

DV to OGG

DV to 3GP

DV to TS

DV to M4V

DV to MTS

DV to MXF

DV to WTV

DV to DVR

DV to 3G2

DV to GIF

DV to Audio

DV to WAV

DV to WMA

DV to MP2

DV to AAC

DV to M4A

DV to FLAC

DV to M4R

DV to Opus

DV to AIFF

DV to AMR

DV to ALAC

DV to AIF

DV to M4B

DV to OGA

DV to 3GA

DV to AIFC

DV to CAF

DV to RM

DV to RMVB

DV to SWF

DV to MOD

A DV file is a digital video file that usually comes from older camcorders and MiniDV tapes. When you recorded video on a MiniDV camera and then captured it to a computer, the footage was often saved as .dv.

DV keeps a lot of information from the original tape, so the files are very large. A one-hour DV recording can be many gigabytes. The format was made for old tape-based cameras, not for phones or modern players. That is why many apps, TVs, and phones today cannot open DV files directly without conversion.

To convert MiniDV recordings to MP4 online, you first need the video on your computer as a DV or similar file format. This is usually done with a capture device or an older computer that can read the tape and save it as a file.

Once you have the DV file, you can convert it on AhaConvert.

1. Open AhaConvert in your browser.
2. Click to upload your DV file from your computer.
3. Choose MP4 as the output format.
4. Start the conversion and wait for it to finish.
5. Download the MP4 file to your device.

Yes. DV files are very large due to the light compression they employ. MP4 uses modern compression that can keep your video looking very similar while using much less space.

For example, a DV file that is several gigabytes can often be reduced to a much smaller MP4 file with only a small, often invisible, loss in quality. This makes MP4 better for storing, backing up, and sharing your old camcorder videos. You can keep many more videos on the same hard drive or cloud storage after converting from DV to MP4.

Yes. The converter is entirely free and requires no registration or installation. You can upload DV videos, convert them to MP4, and download the finished files without limits or watermark.

You cannot upload a physical tape, but you can upload the DV video file that was captured from the tape. For that DV file, there is a size limit of 1 GB per upload.

DV files can be very big, so this limit helps keep uploads stable. Very large files take a long time to upload in a browser and may fail if the internet connection is slow or unstable. If your DV file is larger than 1 GB, you can split it into parts or trim it before uploading. As long as each file is under the limit, AhaConvert will convert the full content of that file to MP4.

Right now, AhaConvert converts one video file at a time. You can convert as many DV files as you want, but you need to upload and process them one by one. This keeps the website simple to use and helps avoid browser problems during upload. If you often need to convert many videos at once, you can share that feedback. Future updates may consider adding a batch option if enough users request it.

Absolutely. All video files, whether uploaded or downloaded, are kept safe during processing. We use 256-bit SSL encryption, store files in a secure cloud environment, and automatically delete them within 24 hours.

Unable to find the format you need? AhaConvert also provides these free online file converters:

Video Format

Image Format

Audio Format

Document Format