HDX4 Movie Creator 1.6.2.318

Whats new in version 1.6.2.318:
Added support for various new mobile devices like the new iPod video player, iRiver PMP120/140, iRiver H320/340, Cliod CP-2210, Epson P-2000, Palm Zire 71/72, Palm Treo 600/700, Palm Tungsten T3/T5, Creative ZEN Vision, Archos DVR-AV 500/700, PMA 400, AV 340/380/420 and Archos GMINI 402.

Publisher review:
The HDX4 movie creator provides you with a complete solution for creating and playing digital video on your PC. Beside a converting solution to create movies for various devices like mobile phones (3GP, 3GPP2 or SD videos), Playstation PSP, the new iPod, portable devices, or MPEG4 compatible DVD player, it contains the full versions of the HDX4 codec, a player for common audio and video files and container formats like MP4 or 3GP. 100% kompatible with DivX and XviD.
Operating system:
Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Major Update

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