Brian
Bouke wrote:
> A little late at the party, but nevertheless.
> FFmpeg can do the same, and is free.
> (But you need to know command line, or use a front end application. I've
> made a few, but not for this particular scenario)
>
> Episode can do it too, and i believeAvid can do it. (And Avid does not even
> need the XML files)
>
>
> Bouke
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