NetVideoEncoder software is an advanced MeizuVideoEncoder software with added features.
NetVideoEncoder is a software that extends the capabilities of the MeizuVideoEncoder application to other video formats found on miniplayers and websites. This makes the software more versatile and useful in different situations.
The added functionalities are specifically meant to manage usage profiles and provide additional encoding options. These features make it easier for users to fine-tune their video settings and optimize their videos for specific purposes.
While this version of NetVideoEncoder is not a fully functional release yet, it can still be used to encode videos to basic .avi/xvid formats. In fact, it can even replace the last version of MeizuVideoEncoder if good options are chosen in the "extras" tab.
All encoding options in the first three tabs are fully operational, although settings management may have some bugs since it has not been fully cross-tested with profile management. Multiple selection in the profile list boxes found in the "extras" tab will only work with KDE 3.5.9 environment (for example, the minimal supported Ubuntu version is 8.04).
While the .flv encoding is only a mock-up option for the moment, users can still test the software and make a report. To install this application and its requirements, users can refer to the MeizuVideoEncoder page (excluding the KDE version, as the installation procedure and requirements are strictly the same).
In summary, NetVideoEncoder proves itself to be a useful software that extends the capabilities of the MeizuVideoEncoder application. With its added functionalities, users have more control over their video settings and can optimize their videos for different formats and purposes.
The added functionalities are specifically meant to manage usage profiles and provide additional encoding options. These features make it easier for users to fine-tune their video settings and optimize their videos for specific purposes.
While this version of NetVideoEncoder is not a fully functional release yet, it can still be used to encode videos to basic .avi/xvid formats. In fact, it can even replace the last version of MeizuVideoEncoder if good options are chosen in the "extras" tab.
All encoding options in the first three tabs are fully operational, although settings management may have some bugs since it has not been fully cross-tested with profile management. Multiple selection in the profile list boxes found in the "extras" tab will only work with KDE 3.5.9 environment (for example, the minimal supported Ubuntu version is 8.04).
While the .flv encoding is only a mock-up option for the moment, users can still test the software and make a report. To install this application and its requirements, users can refer to the MeizuVideoEncoder page (excluding the KDE version, as the installation procedure and requirements are strictly the same).
In summary, NetVideoEncoder proves itself to be a useful software that extends the capabilities of the MeizuVideoEncoder application. With its added functionalities, users have more control over their video settings and can optimize their videos for different formats and purposes.
What's New
Version 2r0 RC1: N/A