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WinX DVD Ripper Platinum
WinX DVD Ripper Platinum, an advanced version of WinX DVD Ripper, is a
DVD ripping and converting tool. It offers fast ripping speed, stable
ripping process, and satisfactory video/audio quality, Integrates all
DVD ripping functions together, compatible with normal DVDs, CSS
protected DVDs and region 1-6 DVDs. It can rip different kinds of DVDs
to personal computers or popular portable devices like Sony PSP,
Apple iPhone, iPod, Apple TV, PDA, Zune, or mobile phones - rips to
all popular video formats like AVI, FLV, WMV, MPEG, MP4, RMVB, 3GP,
etc. Other features: Easy-to-use and user-friendly interface, video
and audio parameters can be set to desired aspect ratio, video
resolution, video frame rate or output video size.
Priced at $24.95, the 6553 KB WinX DVD Ripper Platinum v3.5, for NT,
2000, 2003, XP, Vista 32bit & 64bit, Windows 7 32bit & 64bit, can be
downloaded as a freeware, no registration code required, till the
30th of September 09, at
http://www.winxdvd.com/specialoffer/winx-dvd-ripper-pt-full.exe
JDVoiceMail
JDVoiceMail, a file compression utility, can help email voice messages
- full length voice messages via email that are super compressed and
therefore are very small attachments. The USP of JDVoiceMail is that
it can reduce the size of a normal audio file by 10 to 16 times.
JDVoiceMail is easy to use - Click the Rec button and begin
recording your voice email message, and when you are done click on
Stop. You can either send the voice message using your default email
client or save it as a MP3 or WAV file. You can also choose the codec
you want to use for compression using the configuration/
Options. The compression codecs can really reduce the size of files,
for example: 30 seconds of audio with the DSP True Speech Codec is
only 32 KB, and 30 seconds of audio with the GSM 6.10 is only 50 KB.
As the the output of the file would be in MP3 or WAV formats the
receiver can play the audio messages using the Windows Media Player or
any other.
JDVoiceMail can be downloaded at ttp://www.jdvoicema
Podcatcher
Robert's Podcatcher can download podcasts audio/video files to your
computer. The podcatcher is designed with both a user interface, and
a background service. The latter is better and is less intrusive,
provides automatic timed podcatching. The podcatcher's user interface
is intuitive, useful. It registers no DLL's, does not require .NET,
and can be installed to, and run from, your MP3 player. It downloads
all new podcasts in a given RSS feed, not just the top one. The
podcaster also lets you load your player with songs randomly selected
from your MP3 collection. The Random MP3 Loader manages these songs,
does not mix them them up with the other songs, keeps the random ones
in separate directories on your player.
Robert's Podcatcher for Win2K / WinXP /
freeware, can be downloaded at
http://home.
2Peer
There are two useful ways to deploy 2Peer application - 2PeerDesktop
and 2PeerWeb. The former is an application that you install on your
computer in order to fully communicate, share media, and download
folders and files from your friends. And, the latter, a web-based tool
designed only to download files while on the go. The developers of
2Peer say that it is a Safe, Secure and Private way to connect, chat
and share, and transfer large files. All these activities are
conducted within the safety and comfort of your own network of
friends and family.
2Peer for Windows can be downloaded at
http://www.2peer.com/download?mirror=ca and for Mac at
http://www.2peer.com/download?mirror=ca&platform=mac
Currently 2Peer works with Firefox, IE, Safari, Chrome and Opera browsers.
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Is there a tool to know whether a website is down?
You could check out the website at http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com
Just enter the name of the site and click on the "or just me?" link.
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QUOTE TO MULL OVER
New opinions are always suspected,
and usually opposed, without any
other reason but because they are
not already common.
-John Locke
Philosopher
(1632-1704)
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