Copyright 2009-2010 Adrián Cereto Massagué video4fuze is free software, distributed under the GPLv3. It may be called in this text "v4f", for short Icons were created by Ben Brooks , and are under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. This application uses mencoder, ffmpeg and fuzemux in order to convert your video files to be seen in you sansa fuze. All of them are open-source but I only include their win32 binary for commodity reasons. Thanks to ewelot, Dunny and earthcrosser from the sansa forums, for finding the way to convert the videos, providing me with all necessary information about the .pla playlist format the fuze uses and writing a great crossplatform remuxer for the fuze. Without their findings this app wouldn't exist. Thank you ;) Thanks also to M.A.E.M. Hanson for his (or her) useful help and testing. Thanks to Peter Müller and Stefan Meier for the german translation. For any feedback, suggestions, or if you want to contribute with translations (it's very easy!) or coding, feel free to email me at If you are using the source distribution of video4fuze, you need the following in your system for it to work : * Python >=2.5, < 3.0 * PyQt4 >= 4.5 (debian package: python-qt4) * PIL (Python Imaging Library) (debian package: python-imaging) * Mencoder (debian package: mencoder) * FFMPEG (debian package: ffmpeg) * fuzemux (Deb packages available for downloadfrom video4fuze's google code site. win32 build included in win32 versions, source at http://code.google.com/p/fuzemux/) * xterm (not needed, but recommended) To run video4fuze, just type: python video4fuze.pyw (or double-click video4fuze.exe or it's shortcut if you installed v4f's windows version) Make sure "mencoder", "ffmpeg" and "fuzemux" are in your path.