Let’s talk about video converters again ^_^… For the mean time, going back with how XVID4PSP goes with your system. Right now, XVID4PSP is working properly again with windows 7. Both 4.1.1.6 version and the last/latest Unofficial release ^_^. Yep, it seems that an update coming from Microsoft fixed that problem XD. Well anyway, if you’re not familiar about the video converter that I’ve used for a long time, you may refer to this post (sorry, it’s quite long XD).
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Video Tool – XVID4PSP
If you’re like me who frequently watches animes and and really loves to encode animes/movies/videos for my gadgets, you might want to try this.
XVID4PSP created by winnydows is a multi-purpose video conversion tool (blah blah blah), so yeah, you might say it’s the same as with the others.
So anyway, what’s so special about this converter? on my case, this one helps me spare off additional work of converting anime movies/series (with subtitles on MKV container formats) without having to demux (extract) the subtitle files from the stream (meaning, most HD/HQ/H.264 formats are soft-subbed = the subtitle has it’s own stream within the container [mkv, mp4, etc etc] unlike before, it was hardsubbed [directly encoded to the video stream]). Yeah, so if you have your h.264/HD/HQ anime series to convert and you want it with subtitles with the same style and transition effects (like OP ED karaoke subs), this is the easiest thing that you need ^^. Aside from that, as with most video conversion tools, it has pre-defined configs for specific playing (iPod, PSP, cellphones, etc etc). Although older releases of version 5 didn’t have the ability to make your own custom settings (with aspect ratio, frame rates, etc etc), still, it’s a very useful tool (you can have defined settings only with the video encoding settings).





