SUPER 2009 Build 36

Simplified Universal Player Encoder & Renderer is a GUI to ffmpeg, mencoder, mplayer

SUPER is a Simplified Universal Player Encoder & Renderer, a GUI to ffmpeg, mencoder, mplayer, ffmpeg2theora & the theora/vorbis RealProducer plugIn.

SUPER supports a wide variety of input/source file format to play or encode (to & from) without any additional third party software:

- Video format: 3gp (Nokia, Siemens, Sony, Ericson) asf, avi (DivX, Xvid, MPEG4, MSmpeg4, etc..), fli, flc, flv (used in Flash), mpg (Mpeg I or Mpeg II), mov, mp4, ogg, qt, rm, str (Play Station), swf (Flash), viv, vob, wmv

- Audio format: ac3, amr, mp2, mp3, mp4, ogg, ra, wma

SUPER supports the conversion (encoding) to most of the above mentioned formats. SUPER provides a variety of video codec selection with every file format conversion (encoding).

SUPER provides a variety of audio codec selection with every file format conversion (encoding).

Easy configuration of the essential video parameters (size, fps and video bitrate) during file conversion, simplifying the user's encoding process while parsing internally optimized video commands for best encoding results.

Easy configuration of the essential audio parameters (sampling rate, number of channels and audio bitrate) during file conversion, simplifying the user's encoding process while parsing internally optimized audio commands for best encoding results. Multiple batch file processing by simple file drag and drop.

Requirements

· At least 1800 MHz Intel Pentium4 processor or equivalent. (64-bit CPU not supported)

· 512MB of RAM or more.

· 20GB of free Hard disk space or more.

· 1024 x 768 video resolution or larger.

· 32,000-color video or more.

· IE 5.5 or later.

· Internet connection.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· [ADD] New functions as Output Process to Join, Mux and Demux input files

· [ADD] Menu [M] button visible with the LongHorn skin, same functionality as a RightClick

· [ADD] Support to encode, play and render FLV files using the H.264 video codec

· [ADD] Support to encode SMV sigmaTel Motion Video files

· [ADD] Support to encode AMV files compatible with Actions ATJ2093H and Sunplus SPMP3052

· [ADD] Support to encode, play and render APE(Monkey's Audio Lossless) file format

· [ADD] Support to encode, play and render TTA(True Audio Lossless) file format

· [ADD] Support to encode, play and render WV(WavePack Audio Lossless) file format

· [ADD] Support to encode, play and render ALAC(Apple Losless) inside the MOV container

· [ADD] Multithread support with auto-detection of multiple CPU cores

· [ADD] Thread priority selection through the MENU for all internal encoders

· [ADD] Several new encoding improvements and enhancements..

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GOM Media Player

s various media players jockey for position to become your default setting for music and video streams, GOM Media Player's support for a wide range of file formats has helped it stand out as a firm favorite.

Supported formats include DAT, MPEG, DivX, XviD, WMV, ASF, AVI, and MOV, as are common codecs like FLV1, AC3, OGG, MP4, and H263. A pop-out playlist can save and organize your various media files, though the limited sort modes--two--hardly makes it a champ.

More impressive are the customizable settings on the control panel. Here you can adjust a video's image brightness, hue, and saturation. There's no preview window, and changes occur as the video runs, so unless you care for a rousing session of trial and error, be sure to tweak the settings after clicking "play." There's also a built-in screen-capture feature that includes zooming and panning, customizable themes, hot keys, and a host of preset and adjustable audio controls.

GOM is weakest when you're looking for help documentation and trying to tweak Save settings, but overall it's a very strong player worth at least a supporting role in your video-watching habits, if not the lead.

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