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DESCRIPTION

RoadMovie... Your movies subtitled, metadata tagged, chapterized, encoded and uploaded to your portable device or website.

Main Features

  • Subtitle support from SubRip (.srt), SubViewer 1 & 2 (.sub) and MicroDVD.
  • Support for adding/editing iTunes/QuickTime Metadata.
  • Support for adding/editing iTunes/QuickTime Chapter Tracks.
  • Tracks inspector.
  • Batch encode a list of movies.
  • Elgato Turbo.264 support for speedy encoding.
  • Built-in Presets for Apple TV, Cellphone, iPhone, iPod, PSP and Web.
  • Customize and save your own set of encoder Presets.
  • Batch upload encoded movies.
  • Support for File, iTunes, FTP, SFTP, .Mac, WebDav, Amazon S3 and YouTube as save/upload Destinations.
  • Create and manage your own upload Destinations.
  • Built for 10.5 Leopard.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.4.3v26:
  • [BUGFIX] Copy metadata to all items now works again.
  • [BUGFIX] Fixed a bug that would cause the import of already metadata tagged movies to halt.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Bitfield AB
Downloads:2,614
  - Version d/l:539
Multimedia & Design:Video
License:Shareware
Date:12 Aug 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$19.95
RATING
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    RoadMovie User Reviews (5 posts)Write A Review
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    Jul 14 2008

    SOULSLAVE  subtitles wont appear on my ipod after rendering on roadmovie. they do on itunes though.

    and everytime i set on keep current format it comes out .mov

    other than that, works great  
    (Version 1.4.2)

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    Apr 18 2008
    *****

    RIDMAUR  Fabulous tool. I had downloaded all seasons of Boston Legal, found subtitles for it and RoadMovie just easily converted all the AVI's to my AppleTV. Elgato's Turbo.264 is definitely a must with this tool but that is valid for any conversion to Apple's video format.  
    (Version 1.2)

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    Apr 13 2008

    DOUGOFTHEABACI  I can't find this on the website. Does anyone know if the subs are hard encoded and the video is re-encoded with the subs on top or if it exports a video that can enable and disable subtitles?  
    (Version 1.2)

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    Apr 14 2008

    NEIL_M  Why not email the developer - he does not bite, in fact he is very helpful and friendly.  
    (Version 1.2)

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    Apr 18 2008

    RIDMAUR  Subtitles are re-encoded as far as I understand. So they become an intrinsic part of the video.  
    (Version 1.2)

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    Apr 11 2008
    *****

    FARDILHA  RoadMovie is SubMerge big brother.

    I don't care that much about the ftp/remote send of the processed movies, but the batch ability is really useful.

    That alone made me buy RoadMovie instead of SubMerge.

    So far I'm quite happy with it.

    It does what its supposed to do without any kind of complications.

    For me it's the best tool for this kind of job on a Mac.

    Thank you Bitfield for making this great tool.

    If I could make a suggestion: The addition of meta tags editing is good, but a direct connection to MetaX would be even better.

    Pedro Fardilha  
    (Version 1.1)

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    Mar 24 2008
    ****.

    GIDEON DE KOK  Wow... Every now and then an application appears which makes you wonder how you could do without.

    RoadMovie is one of those programs. Before RoadMovie my typical workflow for encoding movies (for my AppleTV) consisted of a complex combination of VisualHub and custom subbing scripts. With of course no way of automatization in case of multiple encodes. Another problem was that I couldn't explain my workflow to for instance my gf.

    RoadMovie simplifies the same workflow with a drop-dead gorgeous interface and simplicity. Batch-encoding multiple movies works like a charm (and works for my girlfriend! ;) ).

    One negative point though; Without a fast processor or the Elgato Turbo.264 stick, encoding is dog-slow using Quicktime in comparison with FFMPEG. But maybe we will see FFMPEG integration in a future version? ;)

    Nevertheless, I can't recommend this application more to everyone who has problems with their current encode & subbing workflow.  
    (Version 1.0.1)

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