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Hi-def/hi-res screens from trailers.
Trailers will be 10bit sources so the images will be highest quality (definitely higher than youtube).
RMH
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Claire Keane
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blake kathryn
Monterey Bay Aquarium

if i look back, i am lost
Keni
ojovivo

Kiana Khansmith
hello vonnie
Cosimo Galluzzi
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Jules of Nature
Sade Olutola
almost home
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Coming Soon!
Hi-def/hi-res screens from trailers.
Trailers will be 10bit sources so the images will be highest quality (definitely higher than youtube).

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Java SE 6u38/7u10 Runtime Environments Released! (2012-12-11)
Just today, another Java update for the many Runtime Environments and Development Kits for Java Standard Edition (SE).
Update applies to the following Standard Editions (6u38/7u10): JRE (Java Runtime Environment) JDKÂ (Java Development Kit) Embedded
Adobe, Java, and Microsoft, oh my!
Today 3 of the major headaches in updating software has released a series of onslaught updates: Adobe, Oracle, and Microsoft.
Like a sticky band-aid, it's best to get it over with quickly and immediately.

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Outlined Text and Command Prompt Help
So two things have been bothering me lately.
I like to make photoshops of pics and add silly little captions to them. However, it was very difficult to figure out how to make the text outlined so as to read them better.
I was also peeved how the Command Prompt window had only so much space to work with, making the [-help][/?] functions very difficult to read. Some applications have so much help for you to read but when you run the -help command, the screen only displays the last half if it exceeds the available space. Whatever was in the first half is gone and there's no way to scroll or recover the lost text.
These bothered me a lot. Until I got off my ass and decided to turn to one of my best friends: Google. :)
Got the answers I was looking for very quickly and shamefully admitted that I should have searched when the issues first became apparent.
Outlined Text in Adobe Photoshop CS5
To add outlined text to your pictures, a second layer had to be created. Layer 1: Your picture. Layer 2: Your outlined text. Blending options for Layer 2 involved: Â "Color Overlay" and "Stroke" modifications.
Here's the YouTube video from AlecReach that's short and precise.
Photoshop CS5 Tutorial - Easy Text Outline
Pulfrich Effect
Diclaimer: I do not fully state that the follwing is neither 100% true nor accurate. I state the following to be my perception on the subject matter and all views are subject to the reader. I may or may not use some words that make complete sense, as I just thought them to be fancy words. Sorry for any future confusion.
Proceed...
The Magic of the Pulfrich Effect:
Although, most 3D movies require a 3D-TV, shutter glasses, etc. Some you can find in anaglyph (red/cyan, amber/blue, pink/mangenta) from people who took the 3D blu-ray and converted it to proper 3D anaglyph. Or if the movie is initially released as anaglyph on DVD (My Bloody Valentine, Coraline, Amityville 3D, Jaws 3D, Freddy's Dead, Final Destination 5). I'm more than willing to buy some glasses for anyone who wants to take on this feat :joker lightning: I have: anaglyph: red/cyan and amber/blue. shutter glasses (came with Monsters VS Aliens blu-ray promo). and Pulfrich (2D-to-3D on the fly). My favorite is using the Pulfrich Effect, as it requires no conversion or extra hardware (like a 3D-TV or a 3D-DVD/BD).
Internet and Searches...
So here's the situation: I dropped my 2tb external a few weeks ago.
I have done nothing to it so far.
I've ran several scans with it using EASEus Partition Recovery, EASEus Data Recovery, HDD Regenerator and avoided anything else so far.
It's not easy trying to find the right data recovery software.
So many opinions. And the internet sucks for opinions (^___^ even though I have a blog LOL).
Obsoletism
So as we observe in the removal of obsolete programs, there must also be the destruction of its registry pointer: this is where Revo (Uninstaller) steps in.
Obsoletism: not just a safety protocol; It's a life style~
While Revo can work wonders, there is a difference in the free version and paid version. (See Revo Uninstaller Official Site for more info on the free VS paid versions)
Free is decent for most jobs. But for the absolutely finicky uninstalls, the paid version more than makes up for it in one go.
The free version only offers a standard scan in left over files. The paid, extended scan finds so much more.
While I've tried the 30-day trial, I've found it to be beautifully simple and addicting.
I just may have to venture into this buy.
CCEnhancer Update
For those who use CCleaner as their junk file remover, there's a little extra you can always add, if you're up to it.
http://singularlabs.com/software/ccenhancer/
Singularlabs developed a neat little add-on, which is just an .ini file that provides more options, in cleaning junk and garbage files.

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K-Lite Codec Pack... Beta?
Well this is new.
I've been using K-Lite Codec Pack (Mega) for years and have never really seen them deploy a BETA version for testing.
Anyone familiar with K-Lite will also notice the same strange behavior. And will know the following site to be the number one to check for official releases. Codec Guide.
MajorGeeks is also another site to check for official releases/updates.
Although... If you follow the Doom 9 forums, you will constantly see that avid followers of the provided codecs (yes, each codec is developed by different people). Following Doom 9 forums on a relatively daily basis, I sort of pick up when Codec Guide is going to make an update release of their K-Lite Codec Pack. It's usually after 4 or more codecs have had major releases.
Following the Doom 9 forums, it's quite easy to keep up to date and generally know when a K-Lite release is to be expected. Each codec has it's own topic in the forum, and avid followers will always report conditions or scenarios where the codec seems to have problems. Of course, these are not common to the average end-user. But still worth a look, just in case. Different people, different needs.
It's quite normal to see beta testing in Doom 9. As well as quick patches for the codec/program in general concern. After all, there's only one way for the devs to find out if an update is needed: testing.
This can be Alpha, Beta or Release Candidate testing. This is very crucial for devs to keep their work going and pushing for more major releases with updates, new features and bug fixes. Without these testings, the devs have no idea if anything works. If they get no feedback, they assume that anyone who uses the program is happy with the current release, abandon it and move on to their next project. This is also quite common in the Doom 9 forums.
As most end-users generally are quite happy with anything that works, they're not too focused on the potential of the program they're using. So no reports are made, no gratification, no suggestions for extra features. No future for the program.
I strongly recommend that each person gets involved with the programs they're using, whether it be freeware, shareware or paid programs. Any type of involvement is enough for a dev to feel compelled to keep up with standards.
After all, they are doing this mostly for your benefit, the end-user.
Which brings me to question why Codec Guide is posting a BETA testing of K-Lite Codec Pack. It's quite unusual. The most popular codecs involved (LAV Filters, FFDShow,Â
I understand the need for BETA testing, but usually KLCP waits until the official codecs pass the BETA testing.
In the most recent release of KLCP (8.5.6 BETA) there is one new feature added to the pack, which is my guess why they pushed for a BETA release:
Added Icaros 1.3.2Icaros is an Explorer shell extension for video thumbnails. It should provide better thumbnailing functionality than Microsoft's shell extensions.Icaros requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4. This is part of Windows 7/8 by default. Vista users can install it through Windows Update. Icaros is not available on Windows XP.
I suppose, before they make it part of the official stable packs, they want to know if anyone who uses it... well, uses it.
Not quite sure I've seen this as part of a topic on the Doom 9 forums, but devs don't always have to participate in there. Some have their own websites for their updates, news and support forums.
One in particular that comes across my mind is the Sharpya updates of the ffmpeg binaries that are used in MrC's "AVStoDVD" freeware program.
Sharpya has an independent site with updates and news for custom binaries.
The current state seems to be a recovering state of a major hard disk failure...
[02/24/2012] Slowly reconstructing setup (yes I'm almost ignoring tracker reports for now, sorry), github repository of FFmpeg with my patches
[08/01/2012] Sorry guys, I lost the whole content of my hard disk, so I need some time to setup again my build scripts
This news saddens me, as I use AVStoDVD a lot. But, there is still hope :)
Well that's all for now, that's on my mind.
Who uses K-Lite Codec Pack (any version, including x64)?
What are you opinions/thoughts on the Codec Pack?
Do you prefer another Codec Pack over KLCP? (CCCP, Shark007's packs, WinXP/Vista/7/8 Codec Packs, etc)
Are you also interested in the sudden BETA release?
Related Sites: Codec Guide Website:Â http://www.codecguide.com/Â Forum:Â http://codecs.forumotion.net/
Sharpya ffmpeg http://oss.netfarm.it/mplayer-win32.php Doom 9 Forum http://forum.doom9.org/Â
VideoHelp (for updates on a lot of programs for Audio/Video needs) http://www.videohelp.com/tools
Starting up slowly.
Very slowly. Soon there will be posts about my favorite programs and why I like them.
More like a mini-review.
That being said, I'm a Windows user.
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7.
Primarily on Vista and XP.
Generally a lot of freeware, usually the best and most updated by your favorite devs.
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