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Comment on Secret Disk by joe lopez

joe lopez — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 16:50:01 +0000

I installed Secret Disk on my computer tried to run the program and a window pops up says that secret disk could run on my system my OS is windows 7. your thoughts please.

Comment on Some PDF Image Extract by Alejandro

Alejandro — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 03:37:15 +0000

Im completely agree with the other user. Now in 2012 still do not work fine. “it is not a valid pdf file” is show at most pdf files.
Does not matter If it is freeshare, if it is unusable.

Comment on xHamster Video Downloader by Mark

Mark — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 11:49:11 +0000

Great ! works fine ! thanks

Comment on Medical Image Viewer by piera pesce

piera pesce — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 07:36:43 +0000

vorrei un programma x leggere le cbtc ,meglio se gratuito

Comment on ALZip by Carl Williams

Carl Williams — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 04:09:15 +0000

Then Buy it, cheapo!!!!!!!

Comment on Free DVD Ripper by Joze

Joze — Fri, 04 May 2012 00:14:09 +0000

I found out that Free DVD Ripper 2.25 doesn’t work if you install Xvid Encoder. I tried three versions of Xvid Encoder: Xvid-1.1.3, Xvid-1.2.1 and Xvid-1.2.2. None of them didn’t allow Free DVD Ripper 2.25 to work. I’m having operating system XP sp3 now, but before I used to have XP sp2 and Ripper worked fine but I can’t remember if I had instaled Xvid Encoder, so I’m not sure where is the problem now.

Comment on Free DVD Ripper by Joze

Joze — Thu, 03 May 2012 21:19:52 +0000

Resolution settings considering bit rate and size of movie pictures
at MPEG-4 (DivX, XviD) and WMV (Windows Media Video) compressions.
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-pictures size – 4:3 (1.3333) – old TV format

288 × 216 = min. 160 Kbps
320 × 240 = min. 200 Kbps
384 × 288 = min. 300 Kbps
480 × 360 = min. 500 Kbps
576 × 432 = min. 800 Kbps
->640 × 480 = min. 1000 Kbps –> recommended
672 × 504 = min. 1150 Kbps
720 × 540 = min. 1400 Kbps
768 × 576 = min. 1650 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
? 800 × 600 = min. 1850 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
864 × 648 = min. 2200 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
960 × 720 = min. 2800 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
1024 × 768 = min. 3300 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
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-pictures size – 3:2 (1.5) – Layka format

288 × 192 = min. 140 Kbps
384 × 256 = min. 270 Kbps
480 × 320 = min. 450 Kbps
576 × 384 = min. 700 Kbps
->672 × 448 = min. 1000 Kbps –> recommended
720 × 480 = min. 1250 Kbps
768 × 512 = min. 1450 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
864 × 576 = min. 2000 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
960 × 640 = min. 2500 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
1024 × 682 = min. 3000 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
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-pictures size – 16:9 (1.7777) – new TV format

288 × 162 = min. 120 Kbps
384 × 216 = min. 230 Kbps
480 × 270 = min. 400 Kbps
576 × 324 = min. 600 Kbps
672 × 378 = min. 850 Kbps
->704 × 396 = min. 1000 Kbps –> recommended
720 × 406 = min. 1100 Kbps
768 × 432 = min. 1250 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
? 854 × 480 = min. 1600 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
864 × 486 = min. 1750 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
960 × 540 = min. 2200 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
1024 × 576 = min. 2600 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
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-pictures size – 47:20 (2.35) – cinema format

352 × 150 = min. 140 Kbps
432 × 184 = min. 230 Kbps
512 × 218 = min. 350 Kbps
592 × 252 = min. 500 Kbps
672 × 286 = min. 650 Kbps
->720 × 306 = min. 800 Kbps –> recommended
766 × 326 = min. 950 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
864 × 368 = min. 1300 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
960 × 408 – min. 1700 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
1024 × 436 = min. 2000 Kbps –> (This resolution doesn’t work on DVD players).
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Kbps (Kilo bits per second) = Kbit/s

Bit rates at MPEG-2 compression multiply by 2,
at MPEG-1 multiply by 3.

Video files which are bigger than 2Gbit, most likely won’t be played to the end
on DVD players, so it’s recommended to avoid doing such a video file.

Nice Regards from Slovenia.

Comment on Free DVD Ripper by Brian

Brian — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 21:59:45 +0000

For the most part this program works great, although it seems completely unable to rip Disney DVDs which is unfortunate since I will be travelling with my son soon. The only problem I have had is that with a lot of the movies I rip the sound and video is slightly off, the lips are either slightly ahead or slightly behind the voices. Is there a setting that could fix this?

For those of you that are having trouble finding the file afterwards the file is none.avi or none.mpg I believe. If you are using Vista or Windows 7 just go to the C:\ you will not see it, but there is a button at the top that says compatability view, click that and the file will show up. Rename it and you are good to go.

For people who are having trouble getting the encryption to work because of frame rate, in the input settings, click the detect 24fps and the force 24fps, this worked for me.

Comment on Free WMV to AVI MPEG Converter by bob

bob — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:08:04 +0000

Further to my last post, try instead Pazera free mp4 to avi, it handles wmv and is twice as good and really is free!!.

Comment on Free WMV to AVI MPEG Converter by bob

bob — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:13:01 +0000

This program worked for me many times on xp prior to demanding a reg code, no virus probs many so called anti-virus programs wrongly identify as virus program sub routines that are safe, particularly in games I suggest you get a good anti virus like avast or avira both free and try these.