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from: Roxio
List Price: $49.95Amazon.com's Price: $33.99 You Save: $15.96 (32%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Roxio
Color: ROXIO INC
EAN: 0815227007813
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Roxio
Manufacturer: Roxio
Model: 234600
Publisher: Roxio
Release Date: May 22, 2007
Sales Rank: 3000
Studio: Roxio
Features:- Convert your movies and shows from almost any format including DV, AVI, MOV, MPEG-4, MPEG-2, DivX, DVD-Video, Video_TS folders, and more
- Automatically add converted video to your iTunes library for easy syncing with your Apple TV, iPod, or iPhone
- Save time by batch converting multiple video files in one step
- Powerful award-winning video conversion technology from the leaders in digital media
- Choose between standard and high-quality output; customized settings
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Product Description:
Roxio Crunch helps you easily convert your DVDs, movies, and TV shows for use with Apple TV, iPod, and iPhone. Powerful award-winning compression and conversion technologies work together to bring content from almost any source in to the living room or the palm of your hand.
Roxio Crunch is a one-stop shop for all of your video conversion needs. Batch export will make your life even simpler: converted video will be automatically added to iTunes for syncing. Don't just convert it, Crunch it! Roxio Crunch includes both Mac and PC versions. Preview DVD-Video titles prior to export Custom MPEG-4 and H.264 quality settings Capture screen shots of DVD video during preview Supports the widest range of video file formats available including QuickTime files and popular non-QuickTime video file formats such as DivX and MPEG-2 files Mix and match content with both 16 - 9 widescreen and 4 - 3 fullscreen aspect ratios Convert video to high quality MPEG-4 or H.264 formats and save hard disk space Device optimized video quality presets for iPod Device optimized video quality presets for Apple TV Device optimized video quality presets for iPhone Compatible with QuickTime 7.1.5 or higher and iTunes 7.1.1 or higher
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Rating:  - Slow but functional
As others have noted, this is an add-on with a fairly limited purpose -- it converts video from one format to another. I've found that most of my computers have multiple players on them (Real Player, Quicktime, Windows Media Player, etc.) so I'm not entirely sure that I will need to convert very often, but every now and then there's something that might be worthwhile. I tried converting AVI and MPEG files back and forth, and things proceeded uneventfully but slowly, on both my Mac OSX and my Windows ... Read More
Rating: - Roxio Crunch
I got this product as part of the Amazon Vine/Early Reviewer program. As a recent convert to Mac and Iphone, I wasn't initially sure how much use I would have for the Roxio Crunch program. Since you can't convert DVDs that have copy write protection, the only use I can find for it is to convert my home movies into a viewable format for my Iphone. And the only person I know who wants to watch that stuff on an Iphone is my 5-year-old son. The only benefit I can see from this product it that I don't have ... Read More
Rating:  - Helpful and useful tool, but nothing extraordinaire
This is software following the tradition of Nero.
Just remember it won't let you do anything with video footage from commercial DVDs.
Rating: - If you feel the need for organization.
This product does exactly what it says and in a smoother than average manner. If you are already using Roxio products to burn and archive, then I'd definately use this. However, there are many free programs/shareware that do the same things this does. Albeit, in a less organized fasion and with a steeper learing curve.
Rating:  - No Go
Normally I don't review this way, but because so many people are venturing into the wonderful world of the Ipod I thought I give the heads-up. I can't get this program to run on my Mac. Yes, I have the right system requirements, and I promise I'm not a total moron who forgot to turn the computer on or something. Also, being a woman, I did read the instructions. No dice. I tried it on another one of my Macs, nothing. So either some copies of the program are flawed, or it is me, in which case beginners beware ... Read More
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