Newly Updated Video to Flash Converter from DVDVideoSoft Allows Users to Enhance Websites More Easily

New York, NY, November 01, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Now, users can enhance the look and feel of their website or blog more easily with DVDVideoSoft’s newly upgraded video to flash converter. The free software boasts several new features that instantly add a video component to any webpage.

The newest version of the downloadable program offers over 80 different themes for the flash player so users can customize their players. DVDVideoSoft’s new video to flash converter turns video files, one by one or several files at once, into flash (SWF and FLV), the entire movie or part in order to create a video.

The updated video to flash converter now offers a completely new player that meets all up-to-date standards and contains all features necessary to give a corporate website or personal blog page a professional appearance. Enhanced features include:

Full screen mode
Volume control
Autoload enable/disable feature
Autoplay enable/disable feature
Loop playback
Big play button on video
Play list
Subtitles support
Hot keys support

Even though the design of the free video to flash converter is rather strict, the colors of all player elements are customizable. Now everyone can match the color of their player to the design of their website page. For convenience, the new application runs under both XP and Vista, making it even more user-friendly.

DVDVideoSoft’s free video to flash converter program is available at no cost at www.dvdvideosoft.com/free-dvd-video-software.htm. The program contains no spyware or adware and no activation or registration is required.

About the company
DVDVideoSoft (http://dvdvideosoft.com), is a developer of free multimedia software for video and audio processing, was founded at the end of 2006. In the beginning it offered only guides and tips related to various video and audio editing tasks. Today DVDVideoSoft is more than just an internet resource dedicated to multimedia software guides and tutorials; it offers 20 clearly free applications, which run under XP and Vista.

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