AVT VideoBooklet at Mac App Store analyse

AVT VideoBooklet is a powerful tool to create nice looking and informative booklets of your video files. It works best if your videos are properly tagged. Untagged files are supported but in that case youll get the technical information only. AVT VideoBooklet is also a great tool to check how well your videos are tagged. You have the choice to create PDF documents or video files. PDFs are best suited to be used on your computer. They are resolution independent and can be searched, to name a few advantages. Video files on the other hand have the advantage that they can be used on almost any device capable of playing videos. The generated video files are chaptered. So you can easily navigate through the different "pages". You may want to download a few sample files generated with AVT VideoBooklet from the web site. So you can yourself how they look like. AVT VideoBooklet can read the tags from the following files: • QuickTime movies (mov) • MPEG4 movies (mp4, m4v, 3gp, 3gpp, 3gpp2, 3g2) • Matroska movies (mkv) • AVI (avi) Other video formats supported: • MPEG Videos (mpg, mpeg) • MPEG Elementary Streams (mpgv, mpv, mp1v, m1v, mp2v, m2v) • MPEG Programm Streams (mp1p, mp2p, vob) • MPEG Transport Streams (ts, m2ts) • Flash Video (flv) • Windows Media Files (wmv) • Material Exchange Format (mxf) • DV Streams (dv) AVT VideoBooklet currently supports 25 different languages.