Spb Software House Releases Spb Mobile DVD for Smartphone

[Rocco Augusto]

http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/smartphone/mobiledvd/?en

"Spb Software House, the leading Windows Mobile software developer, releases the Smartphone version of Spb Mobile DVD — a desktop application that provides a simple way to convert DVDs and video files to mobile format optimized for watching on Windows Mobile Smartphone devices. Spb Mobile DVD has already gained a reputation among Pocket PC users being one of the best selling multimedia prorgams thanks to the fastest possible conversion speed and the true real-time preview feature. The screen of the landscape Smartphone-like Motorola Q, Samsung BlackJack and T-Mobile Dash is great for watching videos. And with a typical 1-2 gigabyte storage card a user can take 5-10 of his favorite movies for watching in a trip. All that makes landscape Smartphones almost a perfect platform for watching videos. That is why Spb Mobile DVD is one of the first applications Spb Software House has chosen to port from Pocket PC to the Windows Mobile Smartphone platform."



If you are looking for a fast and easy way to take your DVD collection and turn them into video files that will be viewable on your Windows Mobile Standard device, your search may be over! Spb Mobile DVD has the ability to create both WMV and Xvid files, which is perfect if you use an application like CorePlayer for all of your mobile Divx/Xvid viewing. You can purchase Spb Mobile DVD from our affiliate store for $24.95.

[Rocco Augusto]

http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/smartphone/mobiledvd/?en

"Spb Software House, the leading Windows Mobile software developer, releases the Smartphone version of Spb Mobile DVD — a desktop application that provides a simple way to convert DVDs and video files to mobile format optimized for watching on Windows Mobile Smartphone devices. Spb Mobile DVD has already gained a reputation among Pocket PC users being one of the best selling multimedia prorgams thanks to the fastest possible conversion speed and the true real-time preview feature. The screen of the landscape Smartphone-like Motorola Q, Samsung BlackJack and T-Mobile Dash is great for watching videos. And with a typical 1-2 gigabyte storage card a user can take 5-10 of his favorite movies for watching in a trip. All that makes landscape Smartphones almost a perfect platform for watching videos. That is why Spb Mobile DVD is one of the first applications Spb Software House has chosen to port from Pocket PC to the Windows Mobile Smartphone platform."



If you are looking for a fast and easy way to take your DVD collection and turn them into video files that will be viewable on your Windows Mobile Standard device, your search may be over! Spb Mobile DVD has the ability to create both WMV and Xvid files, which is perfect if you use an application like CorePlayer for all of your mobile Divx/Xvid viewing. You can purchase Spb Mobile DVD from our affiliate store for $24.95.

[Jason Dunn]

But does it have support for Vista yet? It's not listed in their FAQ...

[Rocco Augusto]

i'll email them and find out!

[zilla31]

Can anyone compare this to PocketDivxEncoder (which is free BTW)? That's what i'm been using for a long, long, long time and it seems to do the trick but i'd switch (as is always the case with me) if i could be convinced here is a better alternative!

[finestkind]

Will it work with the new WM6 Standard OS?

[quiksand]

The OS doesn't matter. If your device can play wmv or divx (avi) files you're good to go.

This is far easier to use than PocketDivxEncoder IMO. It's very straight forward. The very simple interface gets the Job done w/o excessive options for tweaking. This program will really be beneficial to beginners who are just starting to encode. The end results are great.

[hotdram]

Has anyone else purchased this s/w for their BJ?
I tried Makayama's Samsung DVD demo but the audio would not come over.
I tried this demo and it seemed to work very well and the GUI was very intuitive/user friendly. Just looking for other comments before I drop the coin on it.

EDIT: Sometimes when I play the .wmv file that I created from a DVD, the audio is lagging the video, just enough to bug me. In fact enough to keep me from purchasing it. Since I am only running the demo, is there a way in the full version to adjust for this?

Thanks,
~Rob