5star Mobile Video mp3 9.7
| Developer: |
Engelmann Media GmbH (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$39.9 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 34000 MB |
| Rating: |  Rate this program: |
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The ultimate, all-in-one video solution for your mobile devices! Now you can watch your favorite movies anytime, anywhere!We support the following products:Apple iPod Playstation PSP Microsoft ZUNE!!! PocketPC compatible devices like Samsung Yh-999 , Dell Axim X50, iRiver PMC-120, iRiver U10, Archos GMINI 402 MTP 16:9 Windows Mobile compatible player like Maxfield MAX-PMP 20 Nintendo* DS / GameBoy Advanced (SD Video) Handys (3GPP/3GPP2/MP4 kompatible Ger?te) TomTom Mobile Navigator for the models GO, GO Classic, GO 300, GO 500, GO 700, One, Rider, 510, 710, 910 iRiver PMP 120/140 iRiver H320/340 Cliod CP2210 Epson P-2000/P-4000 Cyberdrive Navigator NMD 43 & 45 PALM* Zire PALM* Treo PALM* Tungsten Creative ZEN Centrix MVP-120 Archos DVR-AV 500/700 Archos PMA 400 Archos AV 340/380/420 Archos GMINI Tibo Mobile Navigator iAudio X5 GPX2 More devices are on the way! If you need a device you don't see listed here, please contact us.With , you can easily convert your favorite movies, including (unprotected) DVD videos, MPEG1/2/4, DivX and Xvid compatible movies, with ease! has all the most popular features, including:Easy 'crop marks' support! Just set the beginning and end before you convert and cut the credits to save your memory! Automated ripping to the proper format, e.g. fullscreen (4:3) or widescreen, with fully automated detection of any additional widescreen format. No more black bars! New: Stretch Borders!!! Adaptive display adjustment: This allows to make use of the full display size of basically any device without changing the aspect ratio and the resulting distortions. No more black borders or eggheads! Innate support for PAL and NTSC. 'Fit to' technology that automatically converts movies so they fit onto a memory card. Only have small memory cards? Not a problem, just split the movie onto multiple cards! Predefined video quality settings of Low, Medium and High, with all settings fully customizable. Excellent video quality, using 2-pass video encoding! Support for Apple iPod, Playstation PSP and 3GPP2 video 'Meta Information.'
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