Stratopoint Software Newsletter - August 11, 2004
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Dear users,

We would like to present you the new small tool we released today: Framerate 
Converter HQ.

For those of you who has some experience in editing video files it is no secret 
that converting video framerate causes certain frames to be dropped or added to 
achieve the needed rate retaining audio synchronization. For example, converting 
a 25 fps PAL video to 24 fps causes one frame to be dropped each second, that 
produces an unwanted jerkiness in movements (you can even see such jerkiness in 
low-resolution movie trailers).

Framerate Converter HQ is the video processing tool that can smoothly increase 
or reduce video framerate without causing jerkiness. It has no limitations for 
source or destination framerates: in any case all movements will be perfectly 
smooth. With Framerate Converter HQ you can turn an NTSC or PAL video to 24 fps 
to simulate film or turn a jerky 15 fps video recorded with digital photo camera 
to 25 or 30 fps making all movements smooth.

Read about Framerate Converter HQ: http://converter.stratopoint.com
  Download Framerate Converter HQ: http://converter.stratopoint.com/download.htm
       Buy it via share*it! ($29): http://converter.stratopoint.com/buy.htm

IMPORTANT: the current version of Framerate Converter HQ does not support AVI 
           files larger than 2 GB. This limitation will be removed in the next 
	   release.

Stay tuned with good ideas! If you have any questions feel free to contact us: 
support@stratopoint.com