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		<title>By: Convertir movies para Iphone o Ipod con IpodMe &#124; GeeksRoom</title>
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		<title>By: Ward</title>
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		<description>:mrgreen:

I&#039;ve used this to convert entire seasons of TV shows with subtitles embedded (I&#039;m deaf) - something SUPER couldn&#039;t do, despite the deluge of options.

The only issues I&#039;ve had with this are codec related: If you can get Windows Media Player to view the video, chances are it&#039;ll encode fine. The small .exe is because it depends a lot on the codecs you have installed - I&#039;ve found that while I use KMPlayer (with lots of built in codecs) it&#039;s best to install the free version of DIVX and avoid codec packs - they might work and probably do, but they&#039;re a real pain to troubleshoot.</description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve used this to convert entire seasons of TV shows with subtitles embedded (I&#8217;m deaf) &#8211; something SUPER couldn&#8217;t do, despite the deluge of options.</p>
<p>The only issues I&#8217;ve had with this are codec related: If you can get Windows Media Player to view the video, chances are it&#8217;ll encode fine. The small .exe is because it depends a lot on the codecs you have installed &#8211; I&#8217;ve found that while I use KMPlayer (with lots of built in codecs) it&#8217;s best to install the free version of DIVX and avoid codec packs &#8211; they might work and probably do, but they&#8217;re a real pain to troubleshoot.</p>
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