Name: RoadMovie
Price: 29.99 $
Rating: 3.4516 (45 reviews)

RoadMovie overview

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:

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.

What’s new in version 2.7.4

Updated on May 09 2015

Version 2.7.4:

Fixed a bug where RoadMovie could crash on malformed metadata.
Subtitle search templates for Podnapisi updated.
Italian localization by Paolo Navaretti. Thx!

Information

License

Shareware

Size

25.3 MB

Developer’s website

https://www.bitfield.se/roadmovie

Downloads

31494

App requirements

Intel 32
PPC 32
Mac OS X 10.6.0 or later

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StrictlyBagel

Jan 31 2017

2.7.4

1.5

Version: 2.7.4

Still is asking for Perian, which has become abandonware many years ago. Not updated since May 2015. Sadly, RoadMovie has gone the way of the Dodo.

GoldonyJohn

Jun 13 2016

4.0

Good but not always. It should be more stable.

Mikael-B

Nov 23 2015

Unclear if this app can produce iOS-ready subtitles. Can it? Also unclear if it needs a pre-ripped source or not. Does it need this?

TCalhau

Jan 13 2015

2.7.3.1

Version: 2.7.3.1

Updated! ^^

Jan 10 2015

2.7.3

Version: 2.7.3

Updated! But the application is with the wrong year!

See: https://cl.ly/ZFGn/RoadMovie_2.7.3_With_Wrong_Year.png

Oct 29 2014

2.7.1

Version: 2.7.1

I love to use this app! He is full of features and functions of legend are great! I am pleased with the purchase! One thing however. I think this application needs to be migrated to 64-bit since he is still 32-bit. See: http://cl.ly/YI4w/Editing_the_movie_Pumping_Iron.png

May 26 2014

2.6.2

Version: 2.6.2

Not sure whether this is still under active development. Version 2.62 crashes a lot and hasn’t been fixed since Nov-13. I also suggested many many months ago at version 1.x state the option to “stitch” files together, i.e. throw in a couple of smaller clips and have RoadMovie produce one file in the end. Alas, the feature is still missing. I’ve meanwhile moved on to iFFmpeg, which offer this functionality and much more.

MarkH7922

May 19 2014

5.0

I use After Effects 9hrs a day, everyday. I work in Video Automation primarily and RoadMovie is by far the best product out there I have found for my purposes. The Applescript functionality is simply spectacular for completing my workflow. As an After Effects power user, I should be using Adobe Media Encoder right? Wrong. At this time Media Encoder is not scriptable and Roadmovie is! This allows me to update websites with background web video as well as the content videos for desktop and mobile responsive players all at once - via SFTP. I would recommend this program to anyone who uses After Effects and a Mac. As we all know AE will include the moov atom in the file, but until you re-render in Media Encoder the atom remains at the end of the file in the mp4 that AE creates. Just use RoadMovie with a little applescript, the perfect recipe for a quick result. I have found all the file sizes and video quality to be comparative with Media Encoder etc and the side by side tests show roughly the same time in render. For $29 why wouldn’t you? Great product, Great customer support and great results.

Revco

Nov 6 2013

2.6

Version: 2.6

Very strange behaviour with the 2.6 update. Upon launch the app displays the standard crash dialogue but the app hasn't crashed and is still running. I can cancel this dialogue and a short while later I get a kernel panic and need to reboot. Just tried v2.5.5 and that works fine. Anyone else seeing this? Will have to contact dev to see what's going on.

tot

Dec 23 2012

2.5.3

Version: 2.5.3

metadata reformation does not work, tryn several times with diferent movies and videos, no luck!! ..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''

pedrotaquelim

Nov 9 2012

2.5.2

Version: 2.5.2

I like What I see here. But can Roadmovie "mux" MKV to M4V (without re-encoding)? 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.

bykovina

Jun 23 2012

2.4.1

1.0

Version: 2.4.1

Hello, everyone! I need your help with RoadMovie app for Mac. I put a movie and add subtitle to it. After encoded no subtitles show in movie. Why? How can I solve this problem? Please help me. Thank you! :-)

Ahm

Jun 21 2012

4.5

I'm a teacher who primarily uses RoadMovie to encode videos with subtitles for my students. I realize there are all sorts of free alternatives to RoadMovie, but the convenience of RoadMovie is well worth the price as I don't have to use several different tools to sync subtitles, add subtitles to a movie, and encode a movie. More importantly, RoadMovie's encoding presets consistently provide better results than what I can get using other tools. Of course, I could probably get even better results if I took the time to learn FFmpeg commands, which can be used in RoadMovie, but, as I said, I use RoadMovie because it saves me time so I can focus on other teaching duties. When I do have issues or specific encoding questions, the support has been terrific; I usually hear back within a day or two and get help until my concerns are resolved.

Scotty-Beam-Me-Up-Again

May 1 2012

One of the few converters that creates well encoded results. No timestamps problems - playing smooth all the way. A bit expensive though.

KRIS-SILON

Oct 11 2011

2.3

Version: 2.3

I have been long looking for one solution that does it all and that just works - Roadmovie is the one. 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 !

CatherineB

Feb 25 2011

2.1.1

3.0

Version: 2.1.1

The program claims to export to "popular devices", but exporting to MPEG-2 DVD (which is a very popular device) is UNsupported. The program claims "SSA/ASS subtitles support", but font styles and text positions (specified inside SSA/ASS subtitles) are UNsupported.

Michael-Sebrecht

Feb 9 2011

It does what it suppose to do. Subtitling movies. And does a good job at it too. Recommended.

Feb 4 2011

2.1

Version: 2.1

Should also mention that soft subtitled movies when viewed on my Touch (4th Gen) have weird line spacing. On a two line subtitle the top line is where you would expect it but the bottom line is right at the bottom edge of the screen.

I'm using RoadMovie 2.1 and soft subtitled movies just show up as black screens in Front Row. Audio works though. But I can't understand what they're saying.

Sgt-Bob-IE

Jan 10 2011

2.0

Version: 2.0

This is a great update to RoadMovie. The ability to use ffmpeg and to create your own presets witht the ffmpeg command line is a real plus. Overall a great update to an already excellent application.