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Movavi Online supports the advanced H.264 format used by AppleÂ's new iPhone.
The new service, available at http://online.movavi.com, generates video filesspecifically tuned for viewing in email, on mobile devices, for video blogging(vlogging) and video podcasting, and more.
From a companion site, http://online.movavi.com/tools .html, Movavi also offers at nocharge six different widgets with which bloggers, designers, developers, individualsand companies may embed a line of code in order to offer video conversion servicesfrom their own Web sites, blogs and social networking pages.
As an online service, there is no software for users to install at the desktop.Instead, as webware, the service converts video uploaded from any PC, Mac orLinux-based computer that has access to the Internet via a Web browser. Users simplyupload a file, choose the desired output format, and provide an email address. Whenthe conversion is complete, Movavi uses the email address to notify users when andwhere they can download their converted files. The process usually takes less than aday, and users may convert up to five 10-minute, 100MB clips during one session.
The service supports a broad range of popular video formats, including AVI, MP4,MPEG 2 (PAL and NTSC), MPEG 4, iPod at 320x240, iPod 5G at 640x480, PSP, 3gp and3gp2 for cellphones, MOV for podcasting, and FLV Flash video.
For users who want to do more with video, Movavi offers Movavi Video Converter, a$29.95 downloadable product that adds a range of additional conversion formats andlets users merge multiple video files into a single movie, rip DVDs, and extractsoundtracks from video files. Movavi VideoSuite, the companyÂ's comprehensive videoprocessing package, priced at $59.95, converts video clips and movies from oneformat to another; saves video and DVD files to iPod, PSP, PDA and cell phones;splits and splices video files; adds filters and special effects; fixes videos thatare too light or too dark; updates old movies with professional filters; rips, backsup and copies DVDs; and burns data, audio and video files to DVD, VCD and SVCD.
 Desktop software is overkill for most users. They want something simpler, somethingto convert smaller clips for watching on cellphones and other mobile devices, saidNatalie Khudyakova, managing director of Movavi, a leading developer of videoprocessing tools for home and educational use.  Although we do, of course, hope thatsome people will be impressed enough with the online service that theyÂ'll want totake control of the process themselves and purchase our VideoSuite.Â
Movavi press contact:
Natalie KhudyakovaMOVAVI Ltd. Web: http://www.movavi.comMobile: +79059501296Fax: +1 (815) 572-0358mailto:natalie@movavi .com
