- 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…
- IconScanner 2.1.1, Extract From Everywhere! — IconScanner helps to review images contained inside files of any type and then extract and convert the found images. In IconScanner you have the habitual explorer-like disk browser (with folders to the left, files and subfolders to the up-right), but under the list of files you see all images contained in those files! «All» means really «all», as IconScanner easily extracts image-like resources (bitmaps, icons, cursors) from any…
- 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…
- Real Cut 2D 6.5, Does Cuts, Really — Real Cut 2D is an ultra-fast, ultra-correct and ultra-easy program for the automated cutting and layouting. Despite its ease, Real Cut 2D provides comprehensive settings and informative output, and can be used in the production with great benefits. Inside Real Cut 2D, you work in terms of Repository (sheets you have and want to cut) and Demand (sheets you need to obtain). You enter information about sheets to both lists, then just…
- CC File Transfer, File Exchange Made Easy — Doesn’t it drive you crazy that to just swap a few files with your friends you’d have to be a computer expert, capable of deploying a file server, handling permissions settings, comprehending a lot of stuff you’re likely to never use afterwards? How about just uploading the files you want to exchange through your web browser and downloading your friends’ files just the way you’d normally…
- Easy Duplicate File Finder – highly efficient duplicate files removal — The good thing about today’s hard drives is their size. Having up to a terabyte of free disk space silently spinning in your PC case makes you forget about saving space and paying attention to copies of folder and files scattered across the drive. However, the abundance of copies may become quite confusing, especially if you try to keep your archive of program distributives more or less up to date. Finding…
- VisioForge Video Capture SDK - capturing video from your application has never been easier — If you developing an application with video capturing capabilities and have no experience in implementing this kind of functionality, it’s a much better idea to turn to existing solutions — this will save a good deal of time and nerves and will allow you to get the work time on time. If you are still looking for a way to add video capturing to your program and can only find small bits and pieces…
- 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…
- NetUpdate: Cut Down Your Legwork — What can be simpler than applying a patch to an application? — All it takes is downloading and launching the setup file, right? — Wrong, unless you’ve got just a few machines that need to be serviced. How much more of scurrying through offices and wasting your valuable time would that «simple» routine take if you had, say, fifty, a hundred or even more computers? You could…
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