Professional video encoding for humans Simply the best way to get your videos subtitled, metadata tagged, chapterized, encoded and uploaded to your portable device or website. RoadMovie 2 brings you 'video-encoding-super-powers' in a friendly and easy to use interface. Now you can finally create professionally encoded videos without using several apps for each task. All you need comes in this one app. Easy to use, yet super-powerful. Main Features.

Powerful video encoding using FFMPEG or QuickTime. 64-bit encoding whenever possible for optimal encoding speed. Support for soft and hard-coded subtitles. Subtitle support for SubRip (.srt), SubViewer 1 & 2 (.sub), SubStation Alpha (.ssa/.ass) and MicroDVD. Built-in subtitle file search with automatic download, unarchive and parsing.

Full iTunes metadata editor and automatic metadata fetching from TMDb and TVDb. Add/Edit Chapter markers. Track inspector. Batch encoding in a separate export queue.

Built-in encoder Presets for popular devices. Presets for iPad, Apple TV, iPhone, iPod, PS3, PSP, Xbox, Wii, Web and more. Customize your own set of Presets.

Possibilities are endless. Upload to FTP, SFTP, WebDav or YouTube.

Automatically add to iTunes. Create and manage Destinations. Full AppleScript support to easily automate workflows.

Video Podcast support. Publish video podcasts with one click. If you are having issues using RoadMovie, we want to help. Please contact us!

- Please install Perian from www.perian.org to support more input formats like MKV and AVI. Apple export presets greatly simplifed. Now supports iTunes description metadata with more than 256 characters. New export presets for Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Pass through presets moved to it's own preset group. Generic presets renamed to Mobile. Hardcoded subtitles for right-to-left languages like Hebrew now renders correctly.

Fixed a HTML parsing bug for SRT subtitles. If you are feeling generous with your time please take a moment and give RoadMovie a rating/review in the Mac App Store. Your input and feedback really means a lot. Thx in advance:-). 2.6.2 Nov 22, 2013. Fixed a bug that could cause hard-coded subtitles to render very small on HD movies.

Now imports and exports.stl (Spruce Subtitle format) subtitle files. Now reveals the file in iTunes after successfully exported. Now properly reads embedded subtitle tracks from files other than MKV. Now properly sets the language for video and audio tracks on export. Fixed a visual glitch in the movie controller. Command-click on a file in the export queue to show the source file. Updated to the latest version of the FFMPEG and x264 libraries.

Various interface tweaks. Finnish localization by Johan Fromholdt. 2.5.5 Feb 26, 2013. New FFMPEG version 1.0.

Blistering fast movie preview generation and movie import. MKV embedded subtitles are now automatically loaded on movie import. No need to wait for the entire source file to load.

Added OpenSubtitles.org to the list of built-in subtitle search sites. Log drawer now located to the right of the main window.

Helvetica Bold is now the default font for hard-coded subtitles. Support for italic and bold subtitle tags when hard-coding subtitles. Now wraps long subtitle lines into two rows if needed for hard-coded subtitles.

Subtitles can now be exported into an.srt file. iTunes metadata for episode id now properly formatted for correct sort order. Hungarian localization by Laszlo Kalman.

BUGFIX Adding very large files to iTunes should work better now. BUGFIX YouTube uploading now works again. BUGFIX Drag and drop from the Media browser now works again. 2.5.2 Oct 24, 2012. 2.5.2 - BUGFIX Fixed a bug that could stall the movie preview generation. Sorry about that. 2.5 - New icon.

New toolbar appearance. Retina graphics. Collapse the inbox to better view the export queue. Notification center support for Mountain Lion.

Postprocessing after export is much, much faster now. New Feedback feature in the Help menu.

AppleScript support bugfixes. Default subtitle language in Preferences.

Reveals a file in iTunes when clicking it's icon in the Export Queue. Not possible to export using Turbo.264 due to sandboxing. ConnectionKit 2.0 for FTP, SFTP and WebDAV uploads.

Playstation Vita preset updated for better compatibility. Hard-coded subtitle option no longer available for Presets that doesn't support it. Contextual pop-up menus for Presets and Destinations. Re-arranged the Destinations manager for better handling.

BUGFIX Custom Preset description now editable. 2.5 Sep 10, 2012. New toolbar appearance.

Retina graphics. Collapse the inbox to better view the export queue. Notification center support for Mountain Lion. Postprocessing after export is much, much faster now.

New Feedback feature in the Help menu. AppleScript support bugfixes. Default subtitle language in Preferences. Reveals a file in iTunes when clicking it's icon in the Export Queue.

Not possible to export using Turbo.264 due to sandboxing. ConnectionKit 2.0 for FTP, SFTP and WebDAV uploads. Playstation Vita preset updated for better compatibility. Hard-coded subtitle option no longer available for Presets that doesn't support it. Contextual pop-up menus for Presets and Destinations.

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Re-arranged the Destinations manager for better handling. BUGFIX Custom Preset description now editable. 2.4.1 Apr 30, 2012. New export presets for Apple TV (3'rd generation), 1080p and 1080p with 5.1 audio. New export preset for iPad (3'rd generation), 1080p.

New export preset for PS3, 1080p. New export preset for PS3, 1080p using Turbo.264 HD.

New export preset for PS Vita. New export preset, Copy to mp4 with AAC audio. All presets has been updated with a better description and name. The 'Export for' and 'Save/Upload to' popup menus now have tooltips with a description for the selected Preset/Destination.

BUGFIX Better handling of video files with unordered tracks. BUGFIX Audio only presets now works again. BUGFIX The 'Same As Source' destination is back. BUGFIX Fetched metadata artwork now always normalized to 72 dpi. 2.4 Mar 5, 2012. Now using TMDb (themoviedb.org) for movie metadata.

Now using TVDb (thetvdb.com) for tv show metadata. Localized metadata if available. Localized content ratings if available. New settings in Preferences for metadata language and content ratings.

Ogg presets now using the ogg extension instead of ogv. WebM presets now using the webm extension instead of web. New FFMPEG version (N-38044-g6e6bdeb). New x264 version (0.120.2164 da19765). New libVPX version (1.0). Can now resample 6 audio channels to 2 channels if needed. BUGFIX Fixed a bug where default Destinations might setup wrong.

2.3.1 Dec 14, 2011. Various user interface tweaks. Two new Audio only presets for 128k and 256k MP3's. Select which audio track to export from the Tracks pane. Faster launch time due to asynchronous Core Data updates. Adding a large MKV file to the export queue is much faster now. Will not try to parse MKV subtitles if the file has 2 tracks or less.

Full screen support in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. FFMPEG log files now available from the Log drawer. Proper error log entry when file import failes. Check for incompatible 3ivx component in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. New option in presets to prepare the exported file (mp4, m4v or mov) for progressive download. Web presets now optimized for progressive download by default. Posterframe and podcast thumbnail now properly generated when exporing using FFMPEG.

Language code now properly set for video and audio tracks when exporting using FFMPEG. Active encodings now saved between sessions.

BWToolkit framework removed completely. 2.2.3 Sep 8, 2011.

French localization by Matthieu Landry. Movie postprocessing is now working asynchronously for a snappier feeling. Re-enabled localizations for many languages. Cosmetic changes for the scrollview background pattern. Support for the 'Podcast' metadata field. The add files panel now defaults to your last used directory. Presets and Destination changes are now saved when closing their windows.

BUGFIX Change encoding for subtitle files now works as expected. BUGFIX The encoding set in Preferences are now properly used when importing subtitle files. BUGFIX FPS counter now showing the correct value when exporting using Turbo.264/QuickTime.

BUGFIX The Flattened QuickTime preset now works as expected when the Turbo.264 dongle is connected. BUGFIX Export queue now sorted correctly based on the time the item was added to the queue. 2.2.2 Aug 12, 2011. All Apple presets now generates proper m4v files. Apple TV 2 and iPad presets now exports in 720p. All new Web presets. Export to mp4, ogg and WebM in 360p, 480p and 720p.

Hard-coded subtitles is possible for all formats including the new Web presets. Added a basic subtitle editor to fix spelling errors and such. Updated the Mozilla Universal Detector lib. Now properly detects UTF-16 encoded subtitle files. Fixed some visual glitches in the Main window when adding/removing files. Fixed some visual glitches in the Preferences window.

Tweaked the tagChimp search terms for better metadata results. Improved the subtitle parser to better handle duplicate and overlapped entries. Better support for Apple TV 1 by producing m4v files. Amazon S3 Destination removed.

Removed the annoying delay when adding a large movie to the queue. Subtitle search templates updated for a couple of sites. Updated the built-in Help. Dutch localization by Ronald van der Meer. Spanish localization by Emilio Perez Egido.

BUGFIX Quick Start Movie now stops when closing the Welcome window. BUGFIX Launching the app by dragging and dropping a file onto it's icon no longer leads to a crash. 2.1.1 Feb 8, 2011. Built-in subtitle file search with automatic download, unarchive and parsing. Time offset tool for subtitle tracks. Found in the subtitles dropdown in the Preview view.

Drag and drop subtitle files into the subtitles tableview. Select from multiple alternate metadata titles. Added an option in Preferences to turn off MKV subtitle parsing. Added progress indicator to the preview view when rendering subtitles. Now waits 5 minutes before giving up when adding a file to iTunes. Catalan localization by Ben Montoliu Roura. Traditional Chinese localization by John Wuson.

Swedish localization by Bitfield. BUGFIX Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when rendering hard-coded subtitles. BUGFIX Fixed a bug that would parse tv-show metadata incorrect. BUGFIX Flatten export Preset now works as expected. BUGFIX Fixed a parsing bug that would skip certain lines in MKV SRT subtitle tracks.

BUGFIX Previewing a movie before it's fully loaded no longer adds a duplicate entry. BUGFIX YouTube upload now asks for your username and password if not already entered.

BUGFIX The Apple TV Presets now works on the first generation Apple TV models. 2.0 Dec 18, 2010. IOSmobi, Great Potential This app has potential to be great but is unstable. It converts many different video file formats, adds metadata, subtitles and can import them into iTunes.

A process Ive been doing manually using different apps. Unfortunately, after two weeks something went wrong and I can no longer preview.avi files and cannot convert.mkv files.

Tech support was very responsive and friendly. But in the end they said it was a bug in the latest version of OS X and would report problem to Apple. IOSmobi, Great Potential This app has potential to be great but is unstable. It converts many different video file formats, adds metadata, subtitles and can import them into iTunes. A process Ive been doing manually using different apps.

Unfortunately, after two weeks something went wrong and I can no longer preview.avi files and cannot convert.mkv files. Tech support was very responsive and friendly. But in the end they said it was a bug in the latest version of OS X and would report problem to Apple. PadInTheBox, Screws the Screen size Update solved many of the issues described here. Hopefully the developer will address the rest.

Seems like It is evolving. It is unbelivable this app calls itself professional. First it doesn't keep the correct aspect ratio by default, you have to find out what is your specific aspect ratio and then create a presset and add it to it.

Suppose your file has the correct aspect ratio of 1920x1040 (because the black bars were cropped), if you use the default pressets it will always encode it as 960x540, yes not even HD! You have to create a new presset with your specific HD aspect ratio. Also, there is no way to use this software to remove black bars. The most BASIC thing an encoder mst do is KEEP THE ORIGNAL ASPECT RATIO! It also removes the Anamorphic features from your video, another cripple bonus! It does not let you encode 2 audio options, just one.

Because it has to load the whole movie it takes eons before letting you start riping, specially if your movie has 10GBs+. Well, many more limitations.

The good thing, it is relatively fast and can use Elgato Turbo if you want to. Really this costs $30, and it is more limited than Handbrake! Right now it is an expensive disappointment. PadInTheBox, Screws the Screen size Update solved many of the issues described here. Hopefully the developer will address the rest.

Seems like It is evolving. It is unbelivable this app calls itself professional. First it doesn't keep the correct aspect ratio by default, you have to find out what is your specific aspect ratio and then create a presset and add it to it.

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Suppose your file has the correct aspect ratio of 1920x1040 (because the black bars were cropped), if you use the default pressets it will always encode it as 960x540, yes not even HD! You have to create a new presset with your specific HD aspect ratio. Also, there is no way to use this software to remove black bars.

The most BASIC thing an encoder mst do is KEEP THE ORIGNAL ASPECT RATIO! It also removes the Anamorphic features from your video, another cripple bonus! It does not let you encode 2 audio options, just one. Because it has to load the whole movie it takes eons before letting you start riping, specially if your movie has 10GBs+. Well, many more limitations.

The good thing, it is relatively fast and can use Elgato Turbo if you want to. Really this costs $30, and it is more limited than Handbrake!

Right now it is an expensive disappointment.

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