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Macvide VideoFlash Converter 1.2

Publisher's Description:

Macvide VideoFlash Converter is excellent converter for creating Flash SWF and FLV files from various digital video formats running on Mac. It allows you to convert most of popular video formats to flv or swf files. It supports video files such as, AVI, WMV, MOV, MPG, ASF, DivX, etc.Macvide VideoFlash Converter for Apple Mac let you set different settings before converting.

Features:

Input format supported: all popular Video formats including AVI, WMV, MOV, MPG, ASF, DivX, etc.
Output formats: FLV, SWF
Crop video: Crop your video area to remove the black video sides
Powerful video/audio output settings: Allow you to set video resolution, video frame rate, video bit rate, audio bit rate, width, height
Easy to use: A very user-friendly interface that guides you to convert video to flash for Mac.

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Date Added:

5th June, 2008

License:

Shareware

File size:

4.47 MB

Price:

$39.95

Trial Period:

Unlimited

Operating System:

Macintosh

Developer:

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