- All My Movies 3.8: Movie-Related Data Harvester — Choose this, choose that. Choose drama, choose comedy, choose horror, and choose the alternative art movie. Whatever you have chosen — if you love movies, if you have plenty of them — you do need to organize them. Which movies you have, and where do you store them (CDs, DVDs, VHS or so)? What movies you heard of and would like to see? Which actors starred in which movies («honey, I want to watch something…
- 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…
- 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…
- Aero SWF.max 1.5.800, Flash Can Play Better — Adobe Flash (formerly Macromedia Flash) is an all-today’s-goodies format. Small games, rich interfaces, video publishing, blah-blah. But there’s one major drawback of downloaded flash videos: it’s their playback. Flash packed as EXE behave like a video-player with very poor features, other flash formats (swf, flv) are typically opened in browser and behave like a video-player without any features, even play/pause. If there…
- Beneton Movie GIF 1.1.1, Mature Tool For Small Movies — Despite the new cool competing technologies, simple GIF file animation is still widely used, especially in the web. There are many reasons to prefer GIF-based «movies» — they are lightweight, supported by a wide range of browsers, they don’t require any plugins or browser additions and advanced users can work with them just like with other «normal» images. Though, there is a huge lack of right tools…
- SWFKit Pro - hassle-free conversion of Flash movies and animations into powerful EXE applications — Macromedia Flash provides virtually unlimited opportunities for creative talents to put their ideas into life. Powerful vector drawing, animation and object tweening tools make it a weapon of choice for ultimate website designs and offline presentations. However, playback of Flash movies always required a special player, so you could not simply open it as you do with regular movies and images. If you are building a desktop application…
- Video Snapshot Wizard - an excellent piece of software for movie reviewers and devoted fans — If you do your living writing movie reviews or just love Edward Norton’s movies, you definitely grab movie screenshots from time to time to use for your reviews or animated forum avatars. There are plenty of frame capture applications on the market offering all kinds of features, necessary and unnecessary, but there is one that has an excellent balance of functionality and simplicity — Video Snapshot Wizard…
- Flash2X Flash Hunter - just save a Flash movie you found on the web and enjoy it later — Today’s Internet is full of Flash movies of all sorts. A great part of them are useless ad banners, but it’s not at all uncommon to come across real masterpieces, as well as short movies, trailers, teasers and other kinds of content that you would gladly save on your hard drive and watch later. Unfortunately, most Flash players and movies are protected from being downloaded and saved…
- Video to FLV SWF GIF Converter - hassle-free video conversion for your online activities — Despite the great number of video formats used online and offline today, the Flash Video format has become the standard online video format used by such services as YouTube, Google Video, Reuters.com, Yahoo! Video and a great many of websites that feature video materials of all kinds. FLV files are viewable on most operating systems and browsers via standard browser plugins, which makes them a truly universal means of delivering video content…
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