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You can also rip and copy your DVD by the chapters that you want.

Your DVD is shown to you in the main window, as several consecutively numbered chapters, all contained within one file.

Ability to control brightness, contrast and saturation.

The user can also apply a few effects, (emboss, negative and saturation changes) to the video as you convert it.

Trim the beginning and/or end from a video clip.

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Video editing with this software is made easier by the tool bar in the image: Again, there were no troubleshooting tips in the help file. I could never figure out what I had done to cause this problem. This didn’t happen all the time, but when it did, it was incredibly frustrating. What I mean is that it got video from one track and combined it with audio from another track. I don’t mean they weren’t in sync, although there were occasional sync/skip problems with the audio. Sometimes, when I was previewing a title, the audio didn’t match the video. Again, I couldn’t find the reason out via the help file. I couldn’t figure out why some were not selected when most were. When I opened a DVD – most but not all titles would be automatically selected. However, I have to say that the help file has been arranged well and a user wouldn’t have any trouble knowing exactly where to go to find the information they needed (if it’s there.) Most explanations have large screenshots (wonderful for teaching!) and each menu item is explained in an easy to understand manner – even for the layman.

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How to do this, is not actually mentioned in the help file at all, (that I could find.)

These are usually something like “Chapter_03-133.mp4.” Wanting to change a particular file to something more useful, I clicked on the name in the title/chapter list and found out (by accident,) that I was able to accomplish this. The program automatically applies ouput file names based on the title and chapter names on the disk. I found that changing the name of the output (destina tion) file was odd.

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For example, as you all know by now, my husband David, is a software programmer – yet even he couldn’t instantly figure out which format would work with his Windows Mobile 5 PDA. It’s wonderful to see so many file formats offered, however, I’d like to see an additional help topic for those new users who don’t know which file format to apply to which software.

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My guess with these little disconnects, is that all the extras they say you need in the help file, have already been bundled into the software with this latest upgrade – but that the help file had not been updated. I suggest that if you’re still on NT., that you d o check with Aimersoft, as to whether they do indeed still support NT.Īnother big disconnect also in the (help file,) states that the system requirements also include all kinds of peripherals, that aren’t stated on the web site.

Microsoft Windows 2000/2003/XP (installation of all recent updates recommended).

However, the help file, states the requirements to be:

Windows NT4/2000/2003/XP and Windows Vista.

There seems to be a disconnect in the Program Requirements, which states the system requirements to be: While all my opened programs are necessary, having a browser open (for me,) is not. Some people don’t mind launching browsers all the time, but I usually have several other programs open and running while I’m working. So we won’t have to go launching a browser just to access it. Thankfully this developer has included the entire help file within the program. This pop-up screen, shows the file path where your photos would be stored, and gives you the option to change the directory if desired. The above spelling in the menu definitely needs to changed to its correct spelling.

😉 But as you can see, an odd result indeed. These were meant to be the languages that were supported by the program, but they don’t make much sense to me! I did feel that the latter should have meant something to me, but it didn’t. With its various shades of blue its easy, handy access action buttons preview screen off to the right and relatively easy configurations, make this interface extremely attractive and polished. The first thing that struck me was the presentation of the software.

System Requirements: Windows NT4/2000/2003/XP and Windows VistaĪdditional Requirements: Intel Pentium II 350MHz or above or any Athlon 64 MB RAM or above. There are a good number of conversion file formats which are supported by this Aimersoft software, and obviously I won’t be testing every one, but I will attempt to show you how this process can be achieved, relatively quickly. How many of you stay away from manipulating or ripping DVD movies because you think it’s probably just too difficult? Well today, I’m hoping to be able to show you how easy this can be accomplished, without having a Master’s degree in film editing.