In PDF-XChange you can enjoy such features, with the controls enabled – so that you can actually play, stop, pause, change sound volume, or for videos to be able to play them on the full screen mode (double click inside the video). The other PDF apps at the moment have issues in creating or identifying the multimedia type of insertions: they have either very limited or no capabilities whatsoever to play or render properly such content (Match that, Adobe, if you can!). There is one catch though – the only app that can professionally handle multimedia content in PDFs is the app that creates such files – PDF-XChange. PDF-XChange uses a plug-in that embeds a “Windows Media Player” feature in the file playback process. You can use MP4 video files and, for audio, you can use pretty much any audio file that Windows Media Player can handle – and that includes MP3s, FLAC or WAVE files. What this means is that content creators, like educators, teachers, corporate users or other professionals working with media resources could produce PDFs with multimedia features for classes, training courses, online guides and any other type of educational content that needs audio or video recordings or presentations. Of course, such a file may not be easy to send through email (most email services limit attachments to 50MB), but it could certainly be sent through Telegram – it can handle large file-sizes. Clearly, this could add up to the PDF file size: the media files that are compatible may be already compressed before adding them to the document but if the media content is of high quality, the final result will certainly be worth the effort. This feature is really well implemented at the level of integration in a PDF file with multiple types of content. This leads to a higher degree of quality in recognizing font and writing in documents that you may need to convert from simple PDFs into editable documents.Ī feature that may interest you very much right now is the ability to add multimedia content to your PDF pages – audio and video files. PDF-XChange has a new OCR engine, powered by ABBYY – which means that you will be working with documents and OCR them (accurately recognize the fonts in them) with the latest industry tools that are available.
The interface is now Windows 11 compatible, with rounded corners and all.
The first visual impact is that the app now has themes that can be used to make it look more compatible with the generic theme of the operating system you use: if you happen to use the dark theme on Windows 10 and 11, you will certainly enjoy that on PDF-XChange as well. This new upgrade (in version 9) has features meant to bring it up a notch in terms of software features. We have reviewed PDF-XChange in its 8 th version – if you haven’t read that yet, we suggest you do that first. Dear educators, corporate users and all the other professional document creators out there, there is a new version of PDF-XChange.
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