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To celebrate our launch we are offering unlimited full download access for FREE! This is a limited offer and will soon expire and revert back to the normal member price. We now have , downloads in the member section. Take the FileFixation tour now for more detailed information! The word "crack" in this context means the action of removing the copy protection from commercial software. A crack is a set of instructions or patch used to remove copy protection from a piece of software or to unlock features from a demo or time-limited trial.
There are crack groups who work together in order to crack software, games, etc. If you search for Daniusoft Media Converter Pro 2. I needed a converter that would covert my Verizon video files for some reason they have a 3g2 extension. I purchased the upgrade. The 3g2 wasn't listed however if I select all files and then select the file, it will convert it to other formats mp4, mov, wmv. The 3g2 file successfully converted to all of these formats I had to change the resolution to its lowest setting since they are videos from a cell phone You can try the pro version for free for 30 days but I'm not sure what the limitations are outside of the 30 day thing.
I upgraded it before playing with the unregistered version. Unlike another video converter which shall go nameless I instantly got the emailed registration code. With the other nameless video converter, after several emails with no response, I had to go through Pay Pal and tell them my grievances since I paid through Pay Pal.
Daniusoft immediately sent me my registration code hassle free. Overall, the product is what I need. The pro has "taller" drop downs as compared to this version. There are several categories of each video type, making finding the one you want very easy: You select the category and then get a list of video formats for that category. Over all, I'm fairly impressed with design of the menu. Definitely two thumbs up. Only installs as Admin.
Only RUNS as admin. I don't run applications as admin Daniusoft needs to join this century and realize people don't all run with full admin rights at all times. According to my expirence, the Pro is the best one with all-round function by supporting nearly all the regular formats, especially on removing DRM, it's amazing!
Whoever keeps leaving the device manager solution to "device error", my xp sp2 device manager doesn't look like you describe. You'd think the driver would install with the program, or Daniusoft would make the solution easy to find. I've been looking for a free program that batch records to defeat drm, but this isn't working for me.
Very disappointing. To 7 Solution for Vista 32bit's registration problem: You need to register with the Administrator Account. DL'd and ran setup, which told me the offer expired.
Time Warp? As you can see from this post, it's still today :. Re: , Now is shown as 30 million. To activate in vista do the following: 1.
Installed on Vista Home Premium Tried running Activate. Vista had become very slow and kind of frozen so am glad to delete it. Notably, it will not convert a. Has anyone gotten it to do this? To do so you need to go to your Device Manager and scroll down to your Sound devices and add the driver manually.
Tell Windows you have a legacy driver you wish to install and wish to install it from a list. Choose sound video option and tell it you have the disk. Just changes the "device error" to an "authentication error". Ok, so I installed before activating.
I deinstalled the software then activated and reinstalled but of course it is not working Any help out there for me I went ahead and paid 9 dollars for the Pro Version. I successfully converted itunes m4p files to mp3.
The program does do what it says it can do. Thumbs up!! I got this last time around and the older version didn't convert m4p files at all files purchased from iTunes. Now it looks like it does, but I found another program that suits me fine, for now anyway. Maybe I will get it again when the next version comes around. I do not understand how to activate. I installed on XP.
I rebooted. I got an activation page. I noticed that previous posts mentioned running activate. I notice no activate. I don't know why there is a discussion about the version. I just want it to run. I have a different program that i got from a giveaway and it doesnt do good quality in resampling. So i didnt even try this app because of the lack of input file type options. There are much better converters around for the same price as this one.
Some are even freeware. The soft offered supports many formats to convert to but not many to convert from. Also, this program is made in China and even uses some chinese-made codecs. It may be of questionable quality. I would avoid using chinese software unless you cannot find anything better. Doesn't support converting from MPEG4. Thumbs down from me. The Pro version worked! It even has a preveiw function, so you can veiw what you convert.
Not the biggest range of file types in a converter that I've seen, that honour goes to Xilisoft's converter, but still good. The UI is friendly, and isn't covered with cartoon characters cough extra video converter cough. Worst thill now! Tried to install. Got the "30 days.. Tried to uninstall. Icecream Screen Recorder Pro 4. Later, I recorded an. AVI file with a Cannon PC; trying to preview that resulted in the same error, so I add that information to the ticket.
Several weeks and many exchanges with their tech support did not resolve the problem. Of the 6 computers I tried the program the problem went away on one after installing Apple QuickTime player, but that did not help other systems, including a bare-bones XP build. Codec problems are difficult ones to solve, but I could not get them to escalate the problem or admit their DLL should not throw an access violation, which was very disappointing.
These files convert fine on all the test systems; the bug is only in the preview function. You can see if it is an issue for you by trying the trial version.
The target format was a x WMV file with similar but not identical parameters selected with each application. Each conversion was timed 3 times, and the computers were rebooted before using each software package; the average times are shown in Figure 5. However, later when looking at the results burned to a DVD, I noticed the video converted from File 1 was broken up half way through Figure 6. On further investigation I found that 8 of 10 Quicktime files had errors when converted to WMV; most errors started about 20 seconds into the clip, but one was ok until 2 seconds from the end, at Of the 2 that were ok, one was only 21 seconds long; the other was not recorded by my Olympus camera and had a frame rate of 11fps vs.
All were ok when converted to MPEG. I can't think of any reason to increase the frame rate when converting a file, so the default setting ought to be to keep the original frame rate. Note that another alternative is Microsoft Expression Encoder 3 free , which I discovered too late to include in the speed trials. It would have been interesting to try larger files, or a suite of files, and different kinds of output, but these test were enough to indicate that the software performs very well with the right settings.
Since it is easy for me to copy and paste files to these devices when connected to a Windows 7 computer, I'm not sure what it might do to make that easier. DRM Digital Rights Management refers to various forms of copy protection, typically designed to allow you to play media on a computer if you are licensed for it.
Some schemes may allow copying files to supported media players or to backup devices, but often there are problems and restrictions. Some people are completely against any form of DRM, while others believe it is necessary to protect the media creators.
While I tend to think that most people who want to remove DRM protections are going to share the media illegally, a case can be made for removing DRM for fair use scenarios and for backup purposes, which may be legal depending on the source of the material and your local laws.
Or maybe your portable device doesn't support the DRM method in the files you have purchased rights for and your source doesn't specifically prohibit bypassing the DRM for personal use.
There seems to be a huge number of utilities for removing or bypassing DRM, so it must be a popular thing to do, legal or not. The help file for this program had no topics on DRM removal, but the process was easy compared to finding some files to test. I don't have any accounts in services that provide such files, and I'm sure all or most of them require that you agree not to tamper with the copy protection in the files they provide.
Eventually I found a sample. I then tried to preview and convert the file in DMCU, but it didn't do anything; it just said 'done', and no output file was created.
To be fair, Flash is not a format listed under their description of DRM removal. Another file from the same site, instustrial. Elapsed time was 42 seconds for this second clip on the laptop , so this process is time consuming. One nice feature is a 'Find DRM' button that scans a predefined 'DRM folder' for files that have not been converted yet; these are automatically added to the processing list, saving you the chore of selecting new files.
You just select MP3 or another audio profile as the video profile. I've needed to do this with a favorite radio program that is not available as a podcast download but is streamed live from various web sites. I use the SageTV plug-in 'Web Feed Encoder' to capture the program on a weekly schedule, but it adds a video stream to allow the program to be played through a Hauppauge MPV extender, which is how we usually listen to it.
But occasionally I'd rather copy it to a portable player, and a 2-hour show is huge at 3. It took DMCU minutes:seconds on our desktop computer to recode one 3. It made a 28MB file from this same 2 hour source in Doing the audio extraction makes me think it would be nice if the program had a command-line interface, so I could write scripts and schedule tasks to process new files automatically.
It probably wouldn't take much for them to add that because most or all transcoding seems to be done by a CmdConverter. A typical minute DVD movie was selected for testing. On clicking the 'Load DVD' button, you can select titles, chapters, which audio track, and an option to show subtitles. First I selected the 'Creative Zen Player' profile, but increased the frame rate to
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