Complete Video Conversion, Joining, and Splitting Solution

June 14, 2004 -- Advanced X Video Converter works with all AVI formats, including DivX, XviD, and MPEG-4. All older MPEG formats are supported, along with WMV/ASF files and DVD, VCD, and SVCD formats. It's simple to save space by converting older movies to today's more compact formats. It's also easy to convert modern formats to older formats, for playback on older Windows computers. If you have a collection of video files to convert from one format to another, you can transform them quickly in batch mode.

Advanced X Video Converter lets you join small video files into a large movie file. You can take the vacation, wedding, and family movies that you have scattered on your hard drive, and combine them creatively into a single movie file. Your movies will be much more enjoyable when you can play them all at once, without interruption.

The program also splits large video files into smaller pieces. You can create files that are small enough to email to friends and family.

Extract the audio track from any movie, and save it as a standard WAV audio file. You can also extract images from any movie file, and save them as individual photo images.

Whether you're a business person who needs to distribute video files to customers and prospects, or a home computer user who wants to organize and manage your family and holiday movies, Advanced X Video Converter has the tools that you need.

Advanced X Video Converter v3.7 runs under Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP, costs $29.95(US), and may be purchased securely online at http://www.xvideoconverter.com/. You can download a free, fully-functional 25-day trial version from the same web address. For more information, contact XVideoConverter.Com Internet: http://www.xvideoconverter.com/ Email: support@xvideoconverter.com

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XVideoConverter.Com develops and markets Windows video software for home and business users.




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