Using avi.NET is simple, select ‘IN’ and load in your movie file, usually a VOB or MPG file. The file will ‘INDEX’ (process will take a couple of minutes) and once completed you’ll notice many options have automatically been set and the movie is playing, you can now select ‘ADD’ to add the job to the batch list.
Once one or more jobs have been added to the job list, the conversion can be started by pressing the ‘START’ button although further options can be selected or amending depending on your needs. The top three options are refering to the encoding mode; you can use SIZE mode, BITRATE mode, or QUALITY mode. SIZE mode is the most common and will convert you movie to a required size. For movie clips, music videos e.t.c select ‘Custom’ and input your required size. BITRATE mode will encode using the bitrate shown. QUALITY mode is a single pass quality based mode which uses the chosen quantiser to obtain a fixed quality throughout the encode. Higher numbers are lower quality and vice versa. The required audio track can also be chosen here. Clicking the ‘No MP3 Conversion – Keep AC3′ will keep the original audio as AC3. Subtitles need to be indexed before they are used which avi.NET will do automatically for you once selected. The ‘Forced’ option will include/display forced subtitles only and ‘Only Make External Subtitles’ will create seperate subtitle files rather than ‘burn’ them into the AVI.

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VLC Media Player Portable is the popular VLC media player packaged as a portable app, so you can take your audio and video files along with everything you need to play them on the go. You can place it on your USB flash drive, iPod, portable hard drive or a CD and use it on any computer, without leaving any personal information behind.

AVIAddXSubs is a simple to use, free program to subtitle videos converting the original srt files you may have. Its services are useful in cases your hardware player in not able to show the subtitles directly from srt or even if it does the result is not satisfactory. Using AVIAddXSubs and converting the srt you have a variety of options to configure the subtitles as regards font, font size, color, outline, position, etc. This effect is achieved through a srt conversion to another format where the subtitles are stored as bitmaps already prepared in your PC. There are two such formats you can use alternatively depending on what your player supports better.

1. The XSUB format where the generated bitmaps are presented as an additional stream inserted (or incorporated) in the video file itself. This works only with avi files. In this case another avi is generated that has the subtitles incorporated. Note that the input file for XSUB conversion can be in idx/sub format too, additionally to srt.
2. The idx/sub format. This format uses a pair of files, one with extension idx and another with extension sub. These files go together and replace the srt in your player. Using idx/sub, because are external files (that is, not incorporated), you can subtitle any kind of video file. avi/mkv/mp4, you name it.

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Ringophone composer has a huge selection of ringtones for your mobile phone. Change that boring ringtone with one of the many quality ringtones.

Redplayer is a simple and small application for playing DVD-files, video-files, flash-files, image-files, audio-files and slideshows.

features:

DVD-files (ifo)
· Movie-files (mpg, mpeg, mpe, mpa, m1v, mpv2)
· Video-files (avi)
· Windows Media files (asf, wmv)
· VideoCD files (dat)
· Playlist files (m3u, rap, rsl, m3l)
· Flash files (swf)
· Image files (jpg, jpeg, bmp)
· Audio files (mp3, ogg, wav, wma)