22 June 2008 - MPxConverter 1.0 released
MPxConverter reaches version 1.0 today. This is just a bugfix release, no new features were added, except the capability of decoding MP4 video files (added libFAAD support in the built-in FFmpeg executable so AAC streams can be decoded without problems). If you find any bugs please send an e-mail to support. Bytessence InstallMaker will be updated soon too, new fixes and features are on the way.Click here to go to the download page.
04 June 2008 - MPxConverter 0.9 is out
A new version of MPxConverter has been released today. I'm sorry it took so long, but I don't have that much free time lately. In v0.9 have removed RockChip/Anyka player support because there is no easy way of creating an universal converter for them. Depending on the chipset and the firmware, these players aren't compatible with each other, rendering my efforts to create an universal conversion tool useless. Even RockChip seems to have abandoned this quest and now offers single-profile converters.Click here to visit MPxConverter's page.
08 May 2008 - BUG updated
A new version of BUG is now available, alowing you to use custom fonts. Even if I used high-quality font rendering procedures inside, the userbars may not look as good as the ones that use the original font. To make the text more readable, you can add more transparency to the scanlines pattern.Click here to go to the download page.
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01 May 2008 - New freeware program releasedEver wanted to create good looking userbars in seconds without using big programs? If yes it is now possible to accomplish this with a small program, Bytessence UserbarGenerator. Userbars are the trend of the moment and are used in emails, forums and social networking websites to express yourself in an original manner. Note that this is the first release, so it may contain bugs/errors inside. Please report anything unusual.
Next, I'll try to fix up MPxConverter a bit, because it seems that the videos converted with it won't work in RockChip players (different video sample size). A solution would be to integrate MEncoder in the program, but it would get pretty big. I'll have a look at the options and keep you updated.
28 April 2008 - hotfix for MPxConverter
A hotfix for MPxConverter is now online. This should fix the problem with FFMpeg asking for "xvidcore.dll". In the old build, FFMpeg was expecting XViD as a dynamic link library, but now it is included as a static one. Also, the first translation, Italian was added in the package (courtesy of Claudio Ghini).
Don't hesitate to send me an e-mail if you stumble across a bug.
26 April 2008 - new program available
A new program, MPxConverter is now available. It was created as a direct replacement for AMVConverter, which was somewhat limited in conversion capabilities. BAMVC will become unsupported from now on, but the downloads will still be available on this website (although it is not recommended to use it). Now, no matter what MP4 player you have, you'll be able to convert your favorite videos in the desired format with ease. Remember that this is the first release, so it may contain small bugs.
In other news, the website has been tweaked a bit too (there were some small errors preventing it to show correcly in Internet Explorer), there's a new logo and I switched to a new web-hosting service wich will provide more bandwidth so we can at last host the downloads locally.
Click here to visit MPxConverter's page.