A video executable is a tool provided, to make your media files playable on a PC, without any requirement of an exclusive media player. It includes a built-in media player. It is an excellent distribution option provided by the application.
To Generate a Video Executable:
Click Tools >> Make Video Executable. Add media files to create an executable by clicking Add, or drag and drop the files in the list.
To arrange the order in which you want the files to be played in the player, use Move Up or Move Down buttons. Click Next.
Configure the player used to run the executable through the Playback Options.
You can apply password protection to view the video executable, by selecting the Require Password for viewing option.
Playback Options
For all the files in an executable to play sequentially, select the option Start playing media files automatically upon launch. The executable can be viewed at a size that fills your monitor’s screen with the option Display in full Screen Mode.
Loop playback until closed option enables all the media files to play one after the other until you manually stop it. Provide a password security to your executable with the option Require Password for viewing. Set a password of minimum four and maximum 20 characters. If the password is lost, create a similar executable with a new password.
Note: .NET Framework 2.0 (Service Pack 2) is required to run the executable.
As all applications have an associated application icon, the video executable too has one. If you have an icon and would like to change the default icon, use the Custom icon option.
Splash screen is an image that can be displayed at the program start up. If you have a splash screen, you can choose to make it appear before the video executable player is launched by enabling the Include splash screen option.
You can include metadata in your video executable, like the company name, product name, and copyright to be more informative. The appearance of the video executable can be changed with the Color Scheme dropdown.
To open the folder where the video executable is saved, enable the option Open Containing Folder.