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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/Vista
- Date added: February 13, 2008
- Total Downloads: 5,749
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From BeginWithSoftware :Batch conversion to DVD M2V video streams and AC3, WAV audio streams for all popular media file formats for next DVD authoring purposes. Main features: Batch audio/video conversion; M2V elementary video streams output, AC3 and/or WAV stream output; DVD specifications compatibility; Video bitrate selection, custom video bitrate supported; video format detection, changing is possible; interlaced source detection for MPEG-2 files, plus for DV files by default; source aspect ratio detection for MPEG-1, MPEG-2 files, changing and custom source aspect ratio value input is supported; target aspect ratio setting; two-pass conversion for video streams option; Half-D1 frame size option; demuxing for M1V, M2V streams; audio bitrate settings; copying (demuxing) for AC3, WAV (PCM), MPA (MPEG-1 Layer 2), DTS audio streams from MPEG containers, extracting AC3 streams from various containers; enable/disable conversion option for each audio/video stream in multi-stream containers. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
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Version: Batch DVD Streams Converter 1
"Simple and versatile anything to .m2v converter."
Pros: This is the only freeware I could find that easily and satisfactorily handles .mp4, h.264 et al to burnable .m2v format.
Cons: None, so far, except that ffmpeg.exe tends to monopolize the CPU somewhat.
Summary: A Swiss army knife for conversion to DVD. Does what it says, and does it well./
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