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"I've been using your great tools to convert CD audio books into MP3 files so my dyslexic son can listen to them on an MP3 player with no moving parts. The tag editor and splitter/joiner make it easy to handle the often chaotic file naming and tagging of ausio book tracks, and the converter was very useful in changing WMA format files into MP3s for joining and tagging.

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External Player

Movienizer can play movies from your collection both in its built-in player and in your default video player. In order to be able to play the movie, the program needs to know where the movie's video file is located. If the file (or DVD) is on a removable media, you should insert the media before trying to play the movie.

Movienizer automatically saves location of the file, if you add a movie from DVD or from video file. Otherwise you can select your video file (or DVD folder) on the "Pictures" tab of the "Edit info" dialog (see the "Filename" field).

Pictures tab. Here the path to your video file is stored

To play your movie, select it and click "Play" on the toolbar. By default, movies are played with the built-in player. You can change this in the "Options" menu.

Alternatively, click the down-arrow near the "Play" button to get quick menu:

Play your movie either in the built-in or in an external player

Select the desired option.