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We regularly release new updates to our existing
programs. The updates include the most requested
feature enhancements for our customers.
In this issue we are featuring 2 new versions
for you to download and try. |
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Digital Media Converter |
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Convert Your Video and Audio Files between All
Popular Media Formats. |
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What's new in version 2.69 |
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Enhanced QuickTime conversion:
The QuickTime conversion is now faster
than ever before. You can convert larger
files in half the time than in the
previous version. |
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Support for iPod
MPEG-4 format:
Digital Media Converter also serves
iPod and PSP
users. Convert any supported media
format to iPod
or PSP compatible video (MPEG-4) for
extra portability. |
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Support for VOB files having chapters:
Digital Media Converter now supports
conversion of VOB files that were
recorded in a chapter so you can now
take your DVDs and convert them with
menus included. |
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Download FREE trial version of Digital Media
Converter 2.69 |
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My Screen Recorder Pro
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Professional Screen Recording Software that
captures your desktop activity and makes AVI,
WMV and Flash presentations. |
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What's new in version 2.35 |
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Convert recordings to SWF format:
My Screen Recorder Pro now allows you to
convert AVI screen recordings to Shock
Wave Flash (SWF) format. This format
offers wider cross-platform
compatibility. A majority of computer
users on both PC and Mac are able to
view Flash files. |
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Use Command Line Parameters:
You can start recording using Command
Line Parameters. This feature can be
used to record the desktop of a PC over
the local network, or to start My Screen
Recorder Pro from another application |
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Resize your screen recordings:
You can now resize your AVI screen
recordings to match the standard
dimensions of DVD and VCD format. These
resized AVI files can then be burned
onto a CD or DVD using any standard VCD
or DVD burning software. Resizing is
also available while converting to WMV
or SWF format. |
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Download FREE trial version of My Screen
Recorder Pro 2.35 |
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Upgrade Policy for Registered Users: All program
updates are free within the same version number. Simply
download the trial version, install, and enter your
original registration code to activate to the full
version. |
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My Screen Recorder Pro: Reducing recording file size
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Although, the file size produced by My Screen Recorder is reasonably small, I would like to reduce the file size even further. Is this possible?
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The size of the recorded video file produced by My Screen Recorder depends on the video and audio compressor used to record the video. My Screen Recorder uses "Microsoft Video 1" video compressor and "MPEG Layer 3" audio compressor by default. These compressors are more or less always present on every computer.
You can however use better video and audio compressors to get lower recording file sizes.
To use a different compressor:
1. On the Tools menu, click on Settings.
2. Select the AVI VIDEO Tab, and choose the compressor from the drop down list.
NOTE: The recorded file may not playback if the video or audio compressor you use while recording the file is not installed on the computer you intend to play the file.
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| Transitions like the popular Picture-in-Picture can be great tools for making your videos unique.
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| The Picture-in-Picture transition allows you to place a video clip over another video, with both the clips playing together. One of the clips is usually displayed in a smaller window, so the viewer can see which clip forms the main theme.
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| Traditionally, the Picture-in-Picture transition was used by big budget studios and sports broadcasters to show action from two different angles simultaneously. However, with the digital video revolution truly redefining things, you can now apply this transition to your videos using Video Edit Magic.
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