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RoadMovie helps get your videos subtitled, metadata tagged, chapterized, encoded and uploaded to your portable device or website. RoadMovie 2 brings you "video-encoding-super-powers" in a friendly and easy to use interface. Now you can finally create professionally encoded videos without using several apps for each task. All you need comes in this one app. Easy to use, yet super-powerful.
Main Features:
Main Features:
- Powerful video encoding using FFMPEG or QuickTime.
- 64-bit encoding whenever possible for optimal encoding speed.
- Support for soft and
What's New
Version 2.6.2:
- Includes an optimized FFMPEG version for all you OS X 10.9 Mavericks users out there. Huge speed boost!
- Now properly sets the language for video and audio tracks on export (2nd try).
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6.8 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6.8 or later
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| Downloads:28,485 |
| Version Downloads:417 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:23 Nov 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $29.00 |
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RoadMovie helps get your videos subtitled, metadata tagged, chapterized, encoded and uploaded to your portable device or website. RoadMovie 2 brings you "video-encoding-super-powers" in a friendly and easy to use interface. Now you can finally create professionally encoded videos without using several apps for each task. All you need comes in this one app. Easy to use, yet super-powerful.
Main Features:
Main Features:
- Powerful video encoding using FFMPEG or QuickTime.
- 64-bit encoding whenever possible for optimal encoding speed.
- Support for soft and hard-coded subtitles.
- Subtitle support for SubRip (.srt), SubViewer 1 & 2 (.sub), SubStation Alpha (.ssa/.ass) and MicroDVD.
- Full iTunes metadata editor and automatic metadata fetching from tagChimp.
- Add/Edit Chapter markers.
- Track inspector.
- Batch encoding in a separate export queue.
- Supports the Elgato Turbo.264 HD hardware encoder.
- Built-in encoder Presets for popular devices.
- Presets for iPad, Apple TV, iPhone (3G, 4G), iPod, PS3, PSP, Xbox, Wii, Web and more.
- Customize your own set of Presets. Possibilities are endless.
- Upload to FTP, SFTP, .Mac, WebDav, Amazon S3 or YouTube.
- Automatically add to iTunes.
- Create and manage Destinations.
- Full AppleScript support to easily automate workflows.
- Video Podcast support. Publish video podcasts with one click.
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..also wanna say, when i want send feedback to dev's why i can't remove personal info and data from tab section 'console' and 'preferences' ?
this app is not ONLY and unic app what can convert and encode video files! evribody can find other and better apps and even free apps what does his job better than this ..... , what cost's 30,- bucks and finally collects lots of personal information of you and sends to somewhere,( haha) ''developers''
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When sending feedback it's important for us developers to get information like your e-mail (how would we get back to you otherwise) and logs from the app. If you're not comfortable with that just send us an e-mail.
Yes, there are a lot of apps that can convert and encode video, but I think you will have a hard time finding an app with the same feature set for that price. If you don't need metadata, subtitles, presets, uploads and the convenience to do it all in one app there are free alternatives... sure.
Best regards / Bitfield
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I use iFlicks and it's so simple. A no brainer and fast at muxing, integrating soft subtitles and tag all my MKV to M4V HD films. At the moment I muxed some 200 HD films with only one or two failures.The only thing missing is Chaperts.
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bykovina reviewed on 23 Jun 2012
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Ahm reviewed on 21 Jun 2012
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Scotty_Beam_Me_Up_Again reviewed on 01 May 2012
A bit expensive though.
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KRIS SILON reviewed on 11 Oct 2011
As a non-english speaking person I very much appreciate the ability to include soft and hardcoded subtitles.
And whenever there is a problem, the developer answers almost instantly. Definitely recommended !
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CatherineB reviewed on 24 Feb 2011
Thanks for stimulating me to nuke it from my Mac to make room for something of value, like iFFmpeg — which has become the best video encoder/transcoder/re-/muxer/etc. app available in probably the shortest development time in the history of electricity — and for only $10 !!! Finally we have an even more capable replacement for VisualHub. iFFmpeg can do almost anything and is easy peasy to use. However, if you're shooting for professional quality encoding it's not quite as much a no-brainer as VH was, but it can achieve video quality that VH could only dream of — if you know what you're doing. And if it doesn't have a feature you need, just email the developer and he'll usually add it for you within a few weeks.
I always try to remux a vid into a more appropriate container for my needs before going down the transcoding route, and for that there are a couple of easier apps (primarily remux, ps3muxer, Vidconvert, Permute, or for Matroska files there's MKVTools, among others). Finally the Mac has some options for dealing with Matroskas.
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Michael_Sebrecht reviewed on 09 Feb 2011
Recommended.
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Also files created from roadmovie has audio track Before the video, also when the source had the video before.
And the psp software don't recognize such made files.
Someone kows a tip for this?
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I've solved the problem.
Here is some feedback (if someone else should have the same issues)
-First of all, I had the latest version for the Elgato Turbo.264. Version 1.3 is the most recent one (today)!
-Since I own this stick for some time I updated the Elgate software via the build in software update function. I was always up to date this way.
-But it seems there is a "small" problem when you used the build in auto update function from Elgato's software regarding RoadMovie.
-The solution is to manual download the most recent version (today version 1.3) from the Elgato Web site.
-Quit & Trash your current version from the Elgato software, even when it's up to date and version 1.3!
-Install the latest version (today version 1.3). That's simply drag & drop from the image into the Programs folder.
-Launch the new downloaded version from the Elgato software (make sure your Elgato USB stick is attach to your Mac).
-Depending your hardware the Elgato software will launch as before. Or you will guided to the process.
-You can Quit the Elgato software now and you will see that the Elgato Turbo.264 will work again with RoadMovie.
It seems that RoadMovie was the only program that did not worked (on my hardware) with the Elgato software (version 1.3) which was updated with Elgato's build in software update!
The solution is plain simple ;). Dowload the most recent version from the Elgato Web site for your hardware (Turbo.264 & Turbo.264 HD)! Trash the Elgato software you use & install the version you just downloaded. That's it ;).
Many thanks to the 'Support Team" from RoadMovie! They are, as written before, great & very helpful!
I give 5 stars "+" now :-D.
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and everytime i set on keep current format it comes out .mov
other than that, works great
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Michael D. rated on 13 Jan 2013
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Christel1987 rated on 05 Jan 2013
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Morgan_Alex rated on 12 Sep 2012
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Steven_Sky rated on 03 Feb 2011