Although more and more Amazon Kindle Fire tablet apps are hitting the market, there are still some limitations or drawbacks that give no good experience to some of the Fire owners:no camera, can't support Bluetooth, No HDMI and HD movies playback, unable to play funny flash files on it, bad network connection, etc. Anyway, the device is also be recognized as an amazing multimedia consumption device. Now, get to know all the multimedia file types supported by the Fire:

Kindle (AZW), TXT, PDF, unprotected MOBI, PRC natively, Audible (Audible Enhanced (AA, AAX)), DOC, DOCX, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, non-DRM AAC, MP3, MIDI, OGG, WAV, MP4, VP8.

If you are multimedia or movies fans, you will find that there are still some popular movies file format excluded in the above list like MKV, AVI, MOV, H.264, FLV movies, etc. It may make you feel upset. But now, you can take it easy, as the excellent program comes, which can help you clear up all the hassles.

Kindle Fire Video Converter is the software developed by Doremisoft Studio, aiming at making Kindle Fire owners enjoy almost any source movies or music in a breeze.

How does the Video Converter for Kindle Fire work:

It can directly transcode MKV, AVI, WMV, DVD, VOB, AVCHD, MOD, 3GP, Xvid, DivX etc any other common video format to Kindle Fire MP4 with good quality, and of course 720p best for Kindle Fire 7.1 inch display.

Barely four steps, all things done! Load files into the Video to Kindle Fire Video Converter, choose the MP4 with 720p resolution as output, Hit Converter button to launch the conversion. After the conversion is done, what you need is transfer the generated .mp4 files into the Kindle Fire. Then with the kindle Fire on the go.

Note: If you are running Mac OSX (lion 10.7 included) , please refer to the Mac Video Converter for Kindle Fire.

More tips and trick with Kindle Fire, such as play flash on Kindle Fire, watch Kindle Fire movies on TV, free download movies on Kindle Fire, connect Kindle Fire to Wi-Fi, Add or delete Application off the Kindle Fire, please refer to http://www.kindlefirevideoconverter.com