ALLConverter to iPhone 1.0 Beta

Today we’re releasing new simple (for lames) converter that will change the way people use iPhones. This program runs on Windows.

So far you could convert your DivX/Xvid/MKV/FLV movies to the format that only iPhone accepts and enjoy it.. if your English was good enough to understand the plot..

Now we are getting on a next stage with ALLConverter to iPhone 1.0 Beta, where you only pick the movie (open folder or pick and drop) and do the same with the subtitles (txt, srt, smi, sub and so on). Pressing Convert, you will see live encoding with subtitles that will get melted in the movie.

Once you do this, the file (mp4) will appear in the same folder as original movie. Open ITunes, import this file and sync your iPhone or iPod to enjoy excellent quality with the subs built in.

the file you can download here

ALLConverter to iPhone with subtitles
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