Here is a review from Rob Boirun, focusing on creating Blu-ray movies with Sothink HD Movie Maker:

About the Author
Rob Boirun —- Head of the BurnWorld BurningBits Team, or also known as the Operator and Webmaster for BurnWorld.com. Constantly researching the optical industry for the latest and greatest hardware and software available. Now he will share his Blu-ray burning experience on HD videos with us. This time he used hardware like Lacie D2 Blu Ray Burner, AMD 5000+, 4GB Ram and Windows Vista Operating System. Hope this information is useful for you.

“Thinking in HD
…This year we are starting to see the first wave of HD video converter/editors for easy Blu-Ray or AVCHD creation. One such tool is from Sothink called HD Movie Maker. The first thing I noticed about this software was the well laid out interface that didn’t look to overly done. Everything is where it is needs to be.

Basically here are the steps involved to create a Blu-Ray movie:

• Load the videos you want on the final result
• Choose your burner, disc size (DVD5, DVD9, BD 25GB, BD 50GB), Video Dimensions, and Frame Rate
• Insert your Blank Disc and click the Burn Button

Now simply walk away or go to bed and when you get back to the computer you will have a disc ready to watch in your favorite player. Note: My first test took about 4 hours to burn a 2 hour avi upcoverted to AVCHD which took the full 4.38 single layer of the DVD. I am please to see that the quality from the original avi to the DVD was dramatic.

Also note that this software is simply a HD Video Converter/Burner, you can not author/edit video.

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The ease of use and final video quality of the discs are what is impressive of HD Movie Maker. So far this is one of the easiest HD Video apps I have used this year.” (Read more reviews)

Thanks to Mr. Boirun and HD Movie Maker is always looking forward to hearing more users’ voice. Download Sothink HD Movie Maker right now and tell us what you think about it!

What’s F4V?

F4V files are standard MP4 files that can be played by Flash Player 9 Update 3 and above. F4V files are usually encoded in H.264. The F4V format is based on the format specified by ISO/IEC 14496-12: ISO base media file format. A large part of the F4V format involves metadata. When Flash Player loads an F4V file, various stream properties are available to a running ActionScript program via the NetStream.onMetaData property. The available properties differ depending on the software used.
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Why convert F4V to Video in other formats?

After converting F4V video to other video formats, you can enjoy wonderful video on PC, iPhone, iPod, 3GP, PSP, etc. Sothink FLV Converter can make it come true, which converts F4V to AVI, MPEG, MP4, 3GPP, 3GPP2, iPhone/iPod/PSP/3GP video.

Let’s get more about Sothink FLV Converter 1.2:

Sothink FLV Converter has upgraded to version 1.2 on Jan 8th, 2009, which supports converting F4V to AVI, F4V to MPEG, F4V to iPod video, F4V to iPhone video, F4V to PSP video, F4V to 3GP; FLV to AVI, FLV to MPEG, FLV to iPod video, FLV to iPhone video, FLV to PSP video, FLV to 3GP with excellent video quality. And you can enjoy HD video (encoded in H.264) on various devices with customizable conversion. The conversion process is customizable and gives you a full control over the audio and output settings. Sothink FLV Converter can help video fans to enjoy videos of all popular formats on various tech toys with excellent quality!

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