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DESCRIPTION
Cinematize 2 Pro allows you to use virtually any part of an existing DVD as source material for a new DVD project and can be used with popular applications including QuickTime, iMovie, Final Cut, PowerPoint, Keynote, iTunes, and even an iPod.
Cinematize 2 Pro also lets you extract video from DVD-VR discs produced by recorders, all channels from multi-channel audio tracks, and subtitles decoded to QuickTime movies or images as well. In addition, Cinematize 2 Pro allows extraction from DVD menus including buttons, background images, motion menus, and audio tracks. Cinematize 2 Pro users can also increase their productivity dramatically with numerous timesaving features such as batch processing of multiple segments, presets for frequently-used preferences, comprehensive display of timecodes, and improved extraction performance.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0.3:
New Features:
- Improved handling of file extensions in Save dialogs
- Enhanced synchronization accuracy
- Added small extraction speed improvements
Fixes:
- Fixed navigation problem that happens with some DVDs
- Fixed MPEG audio problem that happens with some DVDs
- Fixed problem where application window would not hide correctly
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later (PowerPC), 10.4 or later (Intel),
QuickTime 6.4 or later, QuickTime 7.03 or later required for iPod movie file (M4V) output, QuickTime 7.1.5 or higher for Apple TV movie (M4V) output
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| Cinematize 2 Pro User Reviews (2 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Feb 25 2008 |
HELMO HASS surely is a very good piece of soft.. only I just can't understand why for every update they make, the application has ALWAYS an awful incompatibility with all current installed components.. this time is for DivX Encoder.component and LAMEEncoder.component, wich if not taken off the quicktime folder make the application crash... and since its not a components related problem, as i use them nornally, I wonder why they don't take a little more time to avoid this kind of annoying things to happen.. last time was the same but for the sheervideo.component, do you mind to make things a little bit more compatible in the future??? I would really appreciate it.
(Version 2.0.3) | |
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 | Feb 27 2008 |
MIRAIZON When Cinematize Pro is launched, it attempts to scan through all your QuickTime Movie Export components to make those available to you within the program. The problem is, Apple keeps making regular updates to QuickTime and some of these updates may break the various components you may have installed on your system. If you have a component installed that is incompatible with the QuickTime version you are running, it can crash any program that accesses that component including Cinematize Pro. Because this is a compatibility issue between QuickTime and the various QuickTime components you have installed, you really have two choices to avoid the problem. The first is of course to stop installing updates to QuickTime. The second is to install updates to QuickTime, but each time you do this to also install updates to any QuickTime components you may have. By keeping both QuickTime and your installed components at the same level, you should be able to avoid any compatibility problems. If you have further comments or questions, please feel free to email us at support@miraizon.com so that we can assist you.
(Version 2.0.3) | |
 | Mar 25 2007 |
BOSIE Cinematize Pro converts non protected DVDs to movie files. Encoding is realised through its own engine so it doesn't suffer the same synchronisation bugs currently present in the Quicktime engine. iPod m4v results surpass Quicktime itself.
(Version 2.0.1) | |
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