Miro encoder easily transfers videos to the Kindle Fire

MIRO VIDEO ENCODING KINDLE FIRE

While the Kin­dle Fire might be great for con­sum­ing con­tent in Ama­zon's ecosys­tem, it only sup­ports MP4 and VP8 video files. If you have a more diverse library, the lat­est update to Miro (the free media play­er / encoder) has you cov­ered with sup­port for Ama­zon's tablet. After installing on a Mac, Win­dows, or Linux machine, users can plug their device in, drag and drop video files to the icon in Miro's side­bar, and the video will encode and trans­fer to the device.

The only real catch seems to be that videos appear under the "Gallery" tab rather than the "Video" tab, which is reserved for con­tent pur­chased on the Kin­dle Fire itself. Oth­er­wise, this looks like a simul­ta­ne­ous­ly sim­ple and ver­sa­tile solu­tion for encod­ing video, and it also...

Miro encoder easily transfers videos to the Kindle Fire
http://www.theverge.com/2011/12/24/2657918/miro-video-encoding-software-kindle-fire