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DivXRay - 2.4

Movie tool: batch process .vob files & convert to divx

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All Time:	(3.5)
Version 2.4:	(4.5)
Selected Version:	2.4
Release Date:	2003-04-06
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 2.4):	103
Downloads (all versions):	80,652
Price:	$15.00

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Product Description:

DivXRay is a user-friendly movie converter to convert MPEG-2-Program Streams into AVI files by using a modified version of ffmpeg 0.4.6. The program offers an easy step-by-step interface for converting movies into DivX format. This includes options for movie width, format and quality. DivXRay includes an easy and intuitive interface to crop a movie and a powerful subtitle decoder that lets you preview every subtitle stream of a VOB file. DivXRay supports VOB files including multiple AC3 and MP2 Audio-Streams. DivXRay automatically tries to select the best configuration for the DivX encoder, however you still have full control over all the settings including the advanced ones. With DivXRay you don't have to be a video expert to get the best results.

What's new in this version:

Import & export of advanced presettings
some bugfixes and gui improvements

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.2.3 or higher

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Links broken? - Version: 4.2, 3/20/2006 02:08PM PST

Gwyneth Llewelyn

I've evaluated DivXRay 2.6 a long time ago, and found it rather useful; in my line of work, I get some customers that provide me video material in the form of DVDs to put them online on video streams or on Websites. Some sort of conversion is required, and when QuickTime or ffmpegX fails, DivXRay usually worked quite well for me.

Now I've seen I've missed several upgrades, and I tried to get a more recent copy. Sadly, it seems that all links simply disappeared! It's not only VersionTracker's that are broken; I can't find any working link to download DivXRay either through Google or any of the many sites having Mac software...