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| X-OOM Releases X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 X-OOM Software has launched X-OOM Movies on iPod 2. This software enables users to turn their iPod and iPhone into a mini mobile cinema to watch favourite films on the go. Suited for passing the time on long train journeys, commuting and flights, X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 means any non copy-protected films, TV programmes and video clips can be viewed anywhere. The software allows single or multiple files to be converted to an iPod compatible format. The high speed video encoder supports formats such as; DVD, SVCD, VCO, DivX, AVI, WMV, MPEG, and FLV, all which can be quickly converted. X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 will record and transfer any web-TV shows onto an iPod or iPhone, to avoid missing favourite programmes. The software searches through over 1000 sports, music, comedy and entertainment channels, as well as sites such as YouTube and MySpace, so programmes and clips can be downloaded to an iPod or iPhone in just a few clicks. There is also the option to regularly subscribe to the 1000 frequently updated video podcasts, to ensure favourite shows aren't lost. A new integrated media library provides a helpful solution for collectively viewing all video files stored on a computer. The library includes customisable pre-defined settings, to allow straightforward transfer and modification of video clips. X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 also includes the option to rip just the audio from a video file, so favourite music from films and TV programs can be saved and listened to when on the move. Features include: · Conversion of single or multiple files, such as movies, TV programmes and video clips to an iPod or iPhone specific file format for ease of viewing; · 5 file conversion settings to customise options such as file size, quality and compression, ensuring films can be effortlessly transferred; · High speed encoder to enable quick conversion of movies; · Subtitle support; · Expert mode to quickly and automatically complete video cutting and processing. System Requirements: Windows 2000 / XP/Vista, DirectX 8.1, CPU 700 MHz or better, 128 MB RAM, 800 x 600 or greater display, 120 MB free hard disk space, 10 GB temporary hard disk space, CD/DVD drive. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |