- FlashDigger Plus 3.5: Deeply in Flash — This handy utility allows you to do whatever you can imagine (and even a bit more) with Macromedia Flash (SWF) files. With only a few mouse clicks you can extract any part of a movie. Soundtracks? Sure! WAV or MP3 files are extracted with the same encoding as they are stored. Graphics? Certainly! JPEG, PNG, transparency, or a movie without sounds? Nothing easier! A detailed SWF file list? Aha. Shapes, buttons, and any other objects…
- Macromedia Style Menu. Flash Done Right. — Every serious web site does need a navigation menu. Any objections? OK, let’s go further. The best looking and acting menus are Flash ones, it’s a well-known statement. As well-known, as Flash technology’s drawbacks: large size, difficulties of design, search engines unfriendly-ness (they can’t follow Flash links, and thus can’t index entire web-site properly). Less known fact is that you CAN really use…
- WordQuiz 5.4, Words Flashing! — There are numerous methods for studying foreign languages in general and for studying foreign words in particular. But (fortunately or unfortunately) still no word learning method exists that is more efficient than the simple «see word — try to translate». WordQuiz is an outstanding example of software embodying the old world learning idea. WordQuiz allows you to work with any dictionary in any language(s), either…
- SWF Toolbox 3.1.12, Obedient Flash — The Flash (SWF) and Flash Video (FLV) file formats are very common and useful on the Web. Their only drawback is their «thing in itself» nature: You hardly can change those files, extract their parts or convert them to other formats. You hardly can — unless you have SWF Toolbox! In this case, you can do virtually any conversion with Flash/Flash Video files. Here is an (incomplete) description of what SWF Toolbox allows…
- Magic DVD Ripper 5.0.1, DVD Becomes Anything — If you have several (more than one :) movie DVDs, you possibly not contented by the standard DVD usage options your computer has. All you can normally do with YOUR disks is just view them. No copying, no backing up, no converting, no extraction of favorite moments… (Even if a disk has no protection on it, specific DVD formats and directory structures leave you without any idea of what to do with all…
- Flash Video MX, Convert Your Video — If you have ever wrecked your brains over converting your video files to smaller-size flash files that can be viewed on the Internet without the loss their quality, you would surely appreciate the powerful Flash Video MX software. Flash Video MX is a professional tool that can convert your avi video to the swf, flv, and html formats and do much more. It supports almost all types of video files such as mpeg, avi, mpg, wmv…
- ImTOO DVD Ripper Platinum v4.0, Rip-It-Now! — DVD and DVD-video are basically good. Never before we have seen such level of quality in «video for people», never before we’ve felt this level of comfort while controlling the playback… But nothing is perfect, and even this great stuff has some drawbacks. You can’t just copy a video to view it on a different media, to back it up, or to add it to your catalog, which used…
- Accord CD Ripper, Digital Made Crystal-Clear — Although CD audio is the de-facto standard format for storing audio in the digital form, it’s got its own shortages. The major ones are the large size of audio tracks and the impossibility of handling the tracks as files, as they’d have to be converted to another format first. This often turns into a major pain when you need to transfer your favorite CD to a portable player or copy the disc…
- All-into-One Flash Mixer 3.9 — a refreshingly innovative approach to working with Flash files! — Being an extremely popular technology, Flash can be found anywhere these days — from banners and site menus to on-site videos and presentations. It’s highly compatible, compact, flexible and yields excellent results. However, the task of editing Flash clips may still be a problem for most common users. If you have a number of SWF (Flash) clips that you need to combine into a single presentation file, but you…
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