DVD to Flash Converter 5 5.0
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Publisher- Filesize:12.90MB
- License:Shareware
- Price:$59.95
- Limitations:Free to try
- OS: WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003, WinNT 4.x,
- Requirements:Microsoft DirectX 8.1 or above
- Last updated:2008-06-19 19:02
- Publisher:Jack King
- Homepage: http://www.softgozilla.com
DVD to Flash Converter 5 description:
DVD to Flash Converter is a child of Flash Video MX Pro exclusively serving for the DVD to Flash (swf), Flash video (flv) conversion for easier DVD content online delivery and sharing! While functioning all the same with MX Pro (except for the support of Flash 8 video codec & Flash 8 with alpha video codec), it is much more wallet-friendly with up to $20 off! You can find MX Pro's advantages in DVD to Flash Converter as well: files under VIDEO_TS: IFO files, VTS_01_1.vob, VTS_01_2.vob, VTS_01_3.vob and more can all be input. Video cropping is to kill the black margins and trimming is to shorten your movie! Flash Player, templates, video effects, and video sequencing, etc. are all to diversify your video content for a fresh visual experience!
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DVD to FLV,
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An excellent multimedia conversion tool for CD ripping, audio conversion, video conversion, audio-video mixed conversion, audio/video splitting or merging.
It converts any DRM protected music files (such as M4P, M4A, WMA, M4B) and unprotected music (such as WMA, MP3, rax, MP4, WAV, RA, snd, AAC, OGG, AA, aif) to plain MP3, WAV, WMA formats.
DVD to MP4 converter software which helps you convert DVD to MP4, MPEG4, AVI video for all MP4 players like iPod, PSP...
Convert Flash FLV video files to AVI, MPEG, WMV video files so that they can be played in Windows Media Player or others.
Automatically convert the audio files to the chosen WMA format, before the beginning of the burning process.
