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APN News and Media Limited (ASX:APN) is considering options with its New Zealand arm of the business, including an initial public shares offering and listing of the company on the New Zealand Stock Exchange.

APN News and Media is considering whether to spin-off its New Zealand assets as the group assesses strategic options to help battle a volatile advertising market.

APN chief executive Michael Miller told BusinessDaythat all options were being considered for the New Zealand assets as one entity, rather than breaking them into different parts.

The New Zealand arm of APN could be valued between $500 million and $540 million, CCZ Equities media analyst Roger Colman said.

APN's New Zealand assets include The New Zealand Herald, regional newspapers, The Radio Network and GrabOne - a group buying website. Photo: Robert Rough

"The radio business is a solid business, the newspapers are not, that's pretty obvious, but the New Zealand Herald is an iconic newspaper," Mr Colman said.

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Among the options are listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, retaining 100 per cent of the business, or selling the whole New Zealand arm.

"While we're not actively seeking trade sales at the moment, we would consider any trade sale approaches for the whole business which we may receive out of this process," Mr Miller said. "We're not actively looking and we've got nothing we're considering today."

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Home codecs Advanced codec support inside Media Center with Media Control by Michael Healy @ 9:00 am on June 11th, 2009 in codecs, ffdshow, plugins, subtitles with 23 Comments

One of the greatest features of newer video container formats such as MKV is their ability to contain multiple audio and subtitle streams as well as chapter markers. These are the type of features that begin to bridge the gap between traditional DVD and Blu-Ray media playback and non-traditional digitally distributed or locally stored media. Unfortunately, Microsoft has neglected support for many of these open source formats entirely.

While playing back MKVs in Media Center only requires that you have the correct splitters and decoders installed these more advanced features require a deeper level of support. Thats where a handy Media Center plug-in called Media Control comes in.

Media Control adds support for switching audio and subtitles streams, chapter markers, fast forward and rewind for all FFDShow decoded formats, refresh rate changing and more. In fact Media Control has so many features packed in its hard to get a handle on them all.

When starting a movie with multiple subtitle or audio streams Media Control will pop-up a small dialog allowing you to quickly enter the menu for switching streams. The dialog only appears for a few moments but once the video is playing you can enter the full options of Media Control through the start menu as well.

From the main Media Control menu youll have access to almost any feature available through FFDShows configuration dialogs. Change video settings, audio and subtitle delays, post processing and more right from inside Media Center with easy to use controls.

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