- Digital Photo Rescue Professional - Erased Pictures Will Be Recovered — If trying to look at your pictures you all you could see was an error message or a blank screen, don’t rush to format your disk or flash card, don’t try to fill it up with new data either. Chances are you can recover the lost images with Digital Photo Rescue Professional by ObjectRescue.com. The software recovers lost data from digital cameras, PDA, mobile phones, and a wide range of other multimedia…
- RecoverPlus Photo Recovery – lightning-fast recovery of damaged digital photos — If you think about the greatest post-vacation disappointment possible, it definitely won’t be a bunch of parking tickets on the windshield of your car. That’d be a message on the screen of your computer saying that the photos that you have been zealously taking all week on that beautiful Caribbean island cannot be read… That means that you can’t share the excitement with your friends, family and…
- 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…
- CD-Cover Editor 3.0 - the simplest way of adding style to your CD or DVD collection — If you start burning at least several disks each month, you will enter the next year with an impressive stack of CD’s and DVD’s containing music, movies, backups and other data. If you don’t label each and every of them properly, finding the necessary compilation will be more than difficult. Apparently, a magic marker can help, but not too much. If you are seeking a way to create nice-looking CD and DVD…
- Inpaint - fast and clean removal of noise, scratches and unwanted objects from digital photos — Sometimes, a nearly perfect image contains a single detail or an object that distorts the general perspective and ruins the composition. If this happens, Photoshop and the Clone tool is the first solution people think of. However, Photoshop is an expensive application intended for professionals and may not be always available. Which is more, correctly and accurately removing a single object from an image using professional graphic…
- VisioForge Video Edit SDK 3.3 - a whole new world of video editing opportunities for your applications! — If you are developing an application that needs to have built-in video editing capabilities, implementing this functionality from scratch may bring the project to a complete halt for some time and increase the risk of not meeting the deadline. In order to avoid these undesirable consequences, you need a set of ready components that will integrate well with your framework and solve their tasks in an elegant manner…
- 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…
- VideoCharge – a multifunctional video editing tool with a bunch of great features — Video editing is always associated with professional equipment, rooms full of large monitors and expensive software that can do virtually anything you can imagine. However, if you research the problem a bit deeper, you will soon find out that video editing can be efficiently done on your home computer with the help of totally affordable software and tools. If you do a lot of video compilations, upload them on YouTube and similar…
- VAMP Media Center: Organize and Share Your Photo Stock! — As soon as you get a hold of a digital camera, the stock of photos in your computer starts growing rapidly. Every time you unload fresh-taken shots from your camera, it adds another few gigs of unsorted material to your computer’s hard drive. Chances are, soon enough you’ll drown in the multitude of the photos and struggle trying to find anything among that mess. The way out of that is, certainly…
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