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Blaze Video Magic for iPod 2.0.4.0

Blaze Video Magic for iPod 2.0.4.0

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"Video, Music, Photo converter for iPod."
Published by BlazeVideo on 30 Apr 2010
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Blaze Video Magic for iPod is a professional conversion tool for iPod. User-friendly interface, high conversion speed, no complicate setting needed, greatly expand your enjoyment on iPod.
Convert Video: You can convert *.RM, *.RMVB, *.AVI, *.WMV, *.ASF, *.MPG, *.MPEG, *.MPE, *M1V, *MPV2, *.MP4, *.DAT, *.MOV, *.VOB file to MP4-MPEG4 file. The converted file can be freely accessed on both Windows PC and iPod.
Convert Music: You can convert all files with audio to MP3 format. You can directly convert audio file, or extract sound tracks from video and save as MP3 format for iPod.
Convert Photo: You can convert pictures such as *. BMP, *.JPG, *.GIF, *.TIF, *.PNG to JPEG format for iPod.
Blaze Video Magic for iPod can support Windows 2000/xp/Vista, especially support Windows 7.
Other features:
Support batch conversion of video, audio and picture files, saving your time.
Support to preview source video, audio and picture files in the mini window, helping you making the conversion better and more conveniently.
When your iPod is connected on PC, the output path will be your iPod device by default. When there is no iPod connected on PC, it supports to set the output path on your hard disc as you like.
Support to quickly open the output folder and access converted files.
Support to sync to iPod automatically after conversion.
Support to auto update secretly and unceasing. Monthly manual auto update supported.
Minor Version Free Upgrade and Patches.
Free Technical Support.
Free 14-day Trial.

Requirements: 1GHz or above Intel or AMD processor, 512MB or above

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    30 Apr 2010

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