Web Video Machine is a powerful, robust and easy-to-use Internet video batch converter. When installed in a website, it converts virtually any video format to FLV and F4V (AVC/H.264) Flash video.

Features: The Video Machine is a complete, ready to use solution to build a web video site, no programming skills are required. It can run completely unattended. The architecture used is configurable. Users upload videos to your website .mpg, .mov, .wmv, .avi, etc. The Machine converts the files, handles queuing, encoding, errors and creates the Flash movies (FLV and F4V-AVC/H.264 and SWF) that can be requested to be played by visitors.

The machine converts videos in most of the popular formats. These include Windows Media (AVI, WMV, ASF, WMA, WAV, using any AVI/WM codecs like DIVX, XDIV, etc.); QuickTime (MOV, QT, DV, AAC, AIF/AIFF, using any QuickTime codecs); MPEG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, MP3); Mobile phone formats (3GP, 3G2) and several image formats (PNG, JPG, BMP, animated GIF). Settings are available that can optimize the CPU usage taking into account all the new twists in CPU architecture such as the multi core, multithreading, encoding priority and so on. You can arrange it so that the video can be delivered to a remote URL after encoding is complete or it can send an email if there’s a problem. No programming skills are required on the part of the user and you can control everything from a dashboard. Protect your videos by a visible or an invisible watermark with a logo. Facilities are available for creating a thumbnail. Full Control is provided over Video Quality and Parameters Video filtering (brightness, contrast, gamma, white and black restore, etc.), deinterlace, Video Noise reduction and deblocking.

Overall: A nice and quick way for setting up a video site, whether for video sharing or for showing off products. Intuitive and easy to use procedures exist.

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