gHacks technology news » movie

American Prince Movie Released On Bittorrent

Martin — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 10:15:26 +0000

Not a lot of movies are released exclusive to Bittorrent. The American Prince is the latest movie, or shall we call it documentary, that is exclusively distributed this way. What probably makes it even more interesting is the fact that it was produced by well known director Tommy Pallotta who made great movies such as A Scanner Darkly in the past. Tommy decided that it was time to bring Scorcese’s lost documentary ‘American Boy’ back to life by creating this film and distributing it on a channel that everyone in the world has access to.

Scorsese original documentary was shot more than thirty years ago and influenced many film makers including Quentin Tarantino who used one of the stories of the documentary in his Pulp Fiction movie (the one with the adrenalin shot to the heart). Since the movie was never officially released Pallotta had to collect materials from other sources like Bittorrent or Youtube to get the film done. While he did get a master copy of the film from Steven Prince himself he discovered an even better copy on the Bittorrent network.

The movie can be directly downloaded from Bittorrent. The torrent is linked at Mininova. The movie has a size of about 420 Megabytes. It is already listed on IMDB with a 9.1 rating although it probably will go down when more users start voting.

Tags: american boy, american prince, bittorrent, film, imdb, movie, tommy pallotta

Bywifi Video Streaming Downloader

Martin — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 15:02:12 +0000

Bywifi Video Streaming Downloader is a software program for the Windows operating system that can speed up, download and transcode web video streams. It integrates itself nicely in several web browsers including Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox and works with popular video portals like Youtube, Dailymotion or MySpace. The application will run silently in the system tray. Once a website with an embedded video is loaded it will automatically display an overlay and speed up the loading time of that video to avoid pauses during playback.

A click on the Download will open a download window that contains name and download path suggestions. These can be changed in the interface if they are not to the user’s liking. A click on OK will download the selected video using the preferences shown in the download window.

Another interesting option is to transcode videos automatically by clicking on the transcode button. This brings up another menu with options to select the file format, quality and size.

The video streaming downloader will also display a small window with download information that include the current bitrate and status. It is not really clear how the video acceleration works. Videos seemed to load a bit faster but this could have been also caused by a good connection. If you test the application let us know if it was able to speed up video playback noticeably.

Tags: bywifi, download software, download video, movie, transcode video, video, video acceleration, video streaming downloader, windows software

Get Recommendations from Taste Kid

Martin — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 10:23:50 +0000

Back in the days when the Internet was just a series of tubes music, movie and book fans had to get their recommendations from magazines, friends and the guy in the store that sold them the stuff. Recommendations on today’s Internet are a big thing. They are highly popular with users and companies alike. Users are happy that they find new bands, actors, movies and books while companies sell more if they offer recommendations.

Taste Kid (via Genbeta) concentrates on books, movies and music which is something that I have not seen that often yet. Normally it’s only one of the three and not all of them. The website consists of a form where the user can enter something that he likes that relates to books, music or movies. This can be an artist or a name of a product.

Taste Kid will then pull data from the database and display recommendations based on the user’s input. If you enter 24 (the TV series) for example you get recommendations for Lost and The Office among others.

One interesting aspect of the website is that you do get recommendations for books and music as well if you entered for example a movie title. This does not happen all of the time though.

A brief description (taken from Wikipedia mostly it seems) is available for many items that are mentioned on the website and the site even embeds Youtube videos when available which is great to get a first impression of that recommendation.

Another interesting aspect of Taste Kid is that the website is not commercial (yet). You do not find links to online stores where you can buy the media directly. As of now it’s just a way to receive recommendations that include previews.

Tags: book, book recommendations, movie, movie recommendations, music, music recommendations, recommendations, taste kid

Convert DVDs with Handbrake

Martin — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:50:32 +0000

I don’t like to take my purchased movie DVDs with me when I travel but still love to have some of my favorite or new movies with me in case I would like to watch a movie on my notebook. I could of course burn those DVDs and take the backups with me but this is not ideal in my opinion. I do not like to carry any media with me when traveling.

A far better solution – at least for me – is to convert the DVD movies and put them on the hard disk of my notebook. Compressed movies usually have a size of 700 Megabytes to 1.4 Gigabytes which means that my laptop can store several movies without facing storage problems.

Handbrake is a software that lets you easily compress DVD movies. All you need is a Video_TS folder. This is the folder that is on every movie DVD. It is possible to select a preset output like Ipod High-Rez or Apple TV or keep the default one which is simply called normal.

You basically need a Video_TS folder, select a directory and name for the output and click on Encode Video to start the DVD conversion. Several settings can increase the quality of the output. You could for instance raise the bitrate or set a default framerate.

Another nice feature is the ability to queue conversions. You would need all of the Video_TS folders on your hard drive of course unless you want to swap disks after each DVD has been converted.

One should note that Handbrake is not able to convert copy protected DVDs. This means that you would need a different software to copy the contents of the movie DVD to your hard drive (and remove the copy protection) before you can convert the movie further if the DVD is copy protected.

One software that can do this is DVD Fab HD Decrypter. Handbrake is available for Microsoft Windows Apple Macintosh and Linux.

Read More:

Handbrake

Tags: compress movies, convert dvds, dvd, handbrake, movie, movie dvds

Jumpcut online video editing and publishing

Martin — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 07:26:30 +0000

Most video editing programs are rather complex and it takes a while until one is able to work with the video editing software without the fear of doing something wrong or missing a crucial step in the editing process. This is a huge problem for amateurs who would like to cut a video that they created without having to learn a complex software. There is however a possibility for them. Jumpcut is a online video editing website that lets you upload videos from your computer and edit them online on their website.

There are two major differences between Jumpcut and local video editing programs. The first is that you have to upload the raw video file before you can edit it. This can take some time depending on your upload speed. The second difference is a file size limitation of 100 megabytes which means that you either have to cut your raw video file into 100 Megabyte pieces or forget about editing it online at Jumpcut.

Jumpcut supports most of the commonly used video files including avi, flv, mpg and mov and uploading multiple files at once. It is also possible to upload pictures and audio files or import them from Flickr or Facebook. I tried the service today and somehow was not able to upload videos at all. The videos would stop at about 50-60%. I did try different videos and formats which can only mean that they have some problems at the moment.

The functionality that Jumpcug offers is pretty basic and thus easy to learn. You can slice, cut and duplicate the videos that you have uploaded, add titles and sounds to them, apply all kinds of nice effects (butterflies, invert and rain for instance) and apply actions to the video.

One thing is however really bothering me. There is no obvious way to download the created movie. You can publish it (public or private) on the Jumpcut website but I was not able to find a download link for the movie. This means that you have to use a download manager like Orbit, a plugin or extension to download the newly created movie.

Publishing the movie on the web does have some advantages. Instead of burning x movies for everyone who wants a copy you simply send everyone a link that points to the movie on the Internet.

Tags: jumpcut, movie, movie maker, video, video publishing, video-editing

Create Custom DVD`s with DVD Flick

Martin — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 06:59:35 +0000

When I’m looking at my video collection I see different formats, file sizes, resolutions, bitrates, audio formats and codecs. It normally takes some time to create a DVD from this mess. What would you do if you wanted to create a DVD from various .mov, .avi and .mpg files ? Convert them, load them into a program that is able to create DVD`s and burn them afterwards ? How much time would that take, what would you say ?

DVD Flick is a powerful DVD authoring software which is able to automatically create a DVD from various video formats such as apple quicktime, divx, flash video and mpeg. There is no need to convert them into a DVD compliant format, just load them into DVD Flick and it will do the rest for you. All that needs to be done after DVD Flick finished generating the files is to burn them.

You should take a look at the projects settings before proceeding to generate the DVD. You may select a different target size such as CD, DVD-Ram or Mini-DVD, change the target format between PAL and NTSC and change the quality of the encoding process. A better quality or a second pass results in a longer generation time but also in a better video and audio quality.

You may select the audio format and bitrate and opt to generate a iso file instead of a video_ts folder. It is also possible to burn the new DVD right after the generation finishes.

The only thing that is really missing is the missing menu feature. There is no way to create a menu at this moment which means all files are played in a row which could get confusing if you have many small movies on a DVD.

Tags: avi, create-dvd, custom, dvd, dvd-flick, flv, mov, movie, mpg, video

Backup your DVD`s

Martin — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 09:02:02 +0000

Why would someone want to backup his DVD`s ? The Movie Industry apparently thinks that no one should be able to backup his own, bought, DVD movies because of the build in copy protection of almost all new movie DVD`s. We, who pay money for the DVD`s, want to have the right to make a backup of a DVD that cost $20 or more. Some users don’t want to have scratches on their DVD`s, some want to use the DVD in their cars or Notebooks without fearing to lose or damage the original one.

Please note that it is illegal in some countries to duplicate copy protected DVD`s. Rip it 4 Me is able to cope with most copy protections and could be illegal in your country, use it at your own risk. Rip it 4 Me is a frontend for DVD Decrypter or DVD Shrink which adds ways to those programs to backup a DVD even though it is copy protected. You do need one of the two mentioned programs to be able to use Rip it 4 Me. You might also want to install FixVTS which allows you to adjust your DVD files into better DVD compliance.
The process of backing up a DVD is pretty simple after all the installations have been made. (If you don’t have DVD Decrypter or DVD Shrink installed use the Downloads menu in Rip it 4 Me to do so). Put a DVD into your disk drive and start Rip it 4 Me. Click on Wizard mode or 1-click mode.

You have to make some selections such as selecting a source and target hard drive and the ripping settings which give you the options to backup the full DVD, the movie only, movies and menus only or iso mode. Click on Create PSL file in the next window and rip DVD in the one after it.

If everything worked fine DVD Decrypter will start and state that it has imported the settings successfully. Click on the DVD to Hard Drive symbol in the lower left corner and the process should start. Take a look at the pictured Rip it 4 Me guide if you have further questions or encounter problems.

Tags: backup, backup-dvd, copy-protection, dvd, dvd-decrypter, dvd-shrink, freeware, movie, rip-it-4-me

300 the movie

Martin — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 14:18:05 +0000

I can’t think of one movie that I was so much excited about than the movie 300 which is a faithful adaption of Frank Millers graphical novel also called 300. I was starring at the movie trailer when it first appeared and I was never ever so blown away before. The visuals are so stunning and the battle of Thermoplyae was probably one of the most important ones for the future of Europe.

Take a look at the trailers below or download the HD versions at Apples trailer website. Enjoy..

Tags: 300, movie, sparta, thermoplyae, warner-bros, wb

Save Quicktime Movies from Apple Trailers

Martin — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 09:33:23 +0000

I do not like Quicktime that much. I hate to use additional clients next to VLC to be able to view certain movies on websites. I also do not like the fact that you can’t save movies easily if you do not use Quicktime Pro. I discovered a method that makes it possible to save movies from the Apple Trailer website to your local drive and watch them in your favorite movie player afterwards. I use VLC for this purpose but Quicktime Alternative for instance should be fine as well.

I’m going to explain the method using an example. I’m really looking forward to seeing the movie 300 which will come out in march. A new trailer for that movie was released a few days ago and I want to download it to my computer to be able to watch it again without re-downloading it. The first step would be to visit the apple movie trailers website.

Click on the link to the movie 300. The main page of the movie shows up where you can select the resolution of the trailer that you want to view. Right-click and select view page source. Find either 480, 720 or 1080. Skip the first and copy the second url that you find.

480 – http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/300/300-tlr1_480p.mov
720 – http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/300/300-tlr1_720p.mov
1080 – http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/300/300-tlr1_1080p.mov

Add the letter h before the resolution, it would like this

480 – http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/300/300-tlr1_h480p.mov
720 – http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/300/300-tlr1_h720p.mov
1080 – http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/300/300-tlr1_h1080p.mov

This is the direct link to the movie. You could use a download manager to download it or save the page once the movie has been completely loaded.

Tags: apple, cinema, download, film, movie, quicktime, save, trailers

HD-DVD Encryption has been hacked

Martin — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 08:09:16 +0000

The war between Blue-Ray and HD-DVD is still in the beginning which frustrates the consumers. One nail in the Blue-Ray coffin might have been added today by a guy who managed to hack the HD-DVD encryption. Being able to backup the expensive HD-DVD movies could win the format war. Most users will not be able to backup their HD-DVDs right away because the process sounds a little bit complicated and the author of the code did not reveal all the information how he managed to rip a HD-DVD movie but the source is available which means that many programmers will take a look and create advanced versions of it.

It took the author 20 days to encrypt the protection using his Xbox 360 HD-DVD drive and lots of free time. He started looking at solutions because he was unable to play a purchased HD-DVD movie using a HD-DVD drive and a HD monitor. I never fully understood why they created such restrictive formats in the first place. They only make their customers angry with restrictions like this, hackers will always find a way.

The author published a youtube movie, here it is:

The faq that comes with the program gives valuable information. I decided to publish it fully as well.

What is “Backup HDDVD” for?

What “Backup HDDVD” is doing exactly?

What are the system requirements to use “Backup HDDVD”

A Windows based system

A HDDVD disk drive

A HDDVD player software (like PowerDVD)

A HDDVD movie(s)

Java rutime 1.5

A lot of free hard disk space to backup your movies!

Was your first HDDVD movie hard to decrypt?

How do you do that?

How do you extract the “Title keys”?

What kind of crypto algorithms are involved?

Standards algorithms:

ECC-160

ES-128

Look in the AACS doc for more details.

What is the TKDB.cfg file?

This is the Title key Database file. It holds the decryption keys for the movies.

What is the format of this file?

The TKDB.cfg file provided with your program is empty or incomplete, what can I do?

Well, you are on your own.

What do you think of the technical aspects of AACS?

Is there any known problems with the decryption?

What are the side effects of the “Nav chain” bug fix?

For some reason, the sub-titles don’t seems to work anymore.
It may be a side effect of the nav chain bug. But may be not…

Why the “Nav chain” bug is called the “Nav chain” bug?

Are you going to support Blu-Ray?

I don’t own a Blu-Ray drive!

Do you plan to do a user interface version?

No, other people will do. You have the source code, so enjoy it!

Do you plan to do a Linux version?

Can you send me some decryption keys? PLEASE!

No.

Tags: blue ray, drm, encryption, hd, hd dvd, movie, xbox, xbox-360

Convert DVDs into Avi

Martin — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 10:23:44 +0000

As you might know I have a modded xbox that has a replaced bigger hard drive and I use it to watch movies from my Xbox Media Center. I dislike watching downloaded movies on my computer and transfer them to the Xbox via ftp to watch them on tv instead. I was looking for a solution to add some of my DVDs to the Xbox as well which has the main advantage that I have them accessible all the time from there. No matter if I lend them to someone for instance.

Please note that the following method to convert DVDs into Avi files works only with DVDs that are not copy protected. I will take a look at the possibilities to convert copy protected DVDs in the coming days. The freeware that we are going to us is called Auto Gordian Knot. It is a very simple utility. You basically select an input file from the DVD that has been inserted into your dvd drive.

You will find a so called IFO file on most DVDs and that is the file to choose normally. Sometimes you have to choose a VOB file instead. As a rule of thumb you should view the VOB files that you want to choose before you actually select them to avoid errors such as selecting a menu to be included in the rip.
Once that is done the contents will be read and you have to choose which audio tracks you want to rip as well. You may choose up to two audio tracks, the first audio track is always preselected.

If subtitles are present on the disc they can be included as well, same principle as with audio tracks. After that you define the output size of the movie, the default value is 2 CDs but you may choose anything from 1/4 of a CD to 2 GB.

Size is up to you of course. The smaller options such as 1/4 or 1/2 of a CD should only be applied to single tracks such as episodes of tv series for example. It does not really make sense to add five episodes of a tv series and make the output size 1/4 of a CD which is only about 200 megabytes.

AutoGK has many advanced settings which are not that relevant if you want to quickly rip a DVD. You might want to take a look but you have to know what you are doing in order to change the settings there.

I especially like AutoGK because you may rip DVDs in one go easily. It takes between three and six hours normally depending on the source files and settings that you have choosen. Faster computers will probably need less time. Oh, all codecs needed in the converting process are included which is another great plus.

Tags: agk, auto-gordian-knot, autogk, avi, clip, divx, dvd, film, ifo, movie, rip, vob, xvid

Firefox add-on to discover media links

Martin — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 14:02:14 +0000

I’m currently using the Video Downloader add-on for firefox to download videos from websites such as youtube or google video. It is working perfectly on those websites but has limitations when it comes to different type of websites that use MMS or RealMedia links for their movies for example.

Unplug steps in providing the technology to discover media links for mms and real media videos as well. It is also working for flv files that youtube and google video use but not that comfortable as the video downloader add-on. Once the extension is installed you can use the add-on by selecting Tools / UnPlug to scan the website automatically for media links.

A better option would be to add the unplug icon to one of your toolbars for faster access. To do that right-click a toolbar and select customize from the menu. Scroll down until you see the unplug fish and drag it to the toolbar of your choice.

Most of the time you receive a choice of possibilities that could contain the actual movie. It looks more complicated. Unplug tries to help the user by suggesting one or two of the links that it thinks are the most possible correct links to the movie. I would use this plugin for the sites that the video downloader is not able to process.

Tags: add on, download, firefox, firefox-extensions, links, media, movie, mozilla, mss, rstp, unplug, video

Free Online Conversions

Martin — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 14:14:58 +0000

Sometimes you download filetypes that your computer can’t read because of a missing viewer or that you would like to transport to a portable device that only reads certain filetypes. Instead of download several programs that are able to convert the files you have into the filetypes that you need you could use the online file conversion website Zamzar to do the same.

Zamzar offers four different format categories which are: document, image, movie and music. Each category has a large list of formats that can be converted into each other. The following can be converted on the website:

text formats: csv, doc, odp, ods, odt, pdf, ppt and xls.
image formats: bmp, gif, jpg, tiff, ps
music fomats: ac3, au, flac, m4a, mp3, wav, wma
movie formats: avi, flv, gvi, mov, mp4, mpg

As you can see there are plenty of possiblities to convert formats into each other. The maximum file limit is 100 megabytes which should be sufficient for most purposes.

Tags: conversion, convert, documents, file, filetypes, freeware, image, movie, music, script

Find out which codec is missing for playback

Martin — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 14:38:01 +0000

It happens sometimes that you download a video clip from the internet and have troubles playing that movie on your computer. This problem is most of the time codec related, one indication would be a black screen or no sound after hitting play. One solution, which is not that perfect, would be to install a so called codec pack and hope that the coded that is needed for playback is included in that pack.

A drawback is that you install many codecs that you do not need and that could interfere with codecs already installed on your system. A more elegant approach would be to scan the media file to find out which codes have been used to encode the file. One freeware that is able to do this is Media Info.

Media Info loads the media file and scans it for codes that are needed to playback the file. It displays extensive information about audio and video streams, the bitrate used to encode the movie and the names of the codec(s). A great feature is a link to the website of the codec used where it is possible to download it and a link to a video player website that is able to play the file without downloading the codec seperately.

Tags: clip, codec, divx, freeware, media, media-info, movie, stream, video

Democracy Player

Dearon — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 00:37:58 +0000

Watching tv through the internet is becoming more popular. Just take a look at the many sites that link to all kinds of tv series that are online on the different video sites. Or what about all the other videos made by all kinds of users on those video sites (youtube, google video, dailymotion) Democracy Player might be the next step on internet television.

Democracy Player has a nice video player, that supports different video formats, like MPEG and AVI for example. Democracy Player supports different ways to get videos.

You can add RSS feeds, podcasts and video blogs which are deliverd in the form of channels. You can also search trough a number of different video sites and download the media like you do of a channel. All the media that you download will go to the new videos/collections tab in which you can view them.

Democracy Player is very simple to use, while still delivering a great service. Some people made claims saying this is the Firefox for videos, i can’t say if Democracy Player will be as popular as Firefox, but it does have allot of potential.

Tags: democracy player, movie, video-player

How to easily dump PS3 movies and games

Martin — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 06:53:43 +0000

I don’t know why Sony is so obsessed with Linux, it just does not feel right but I really can’t find a good motive for the support – yet. Some guy apparently installed Linux Fedora Core on his Playstation 3 and dumped everything that he could get his hands on. He was able to dump a complete game disc to his external usb hard drive that he connected to the PS3.

Some days later he managed to do the same with a Blue-Ray movie which means that everything is set to get the warez scene going. I think it is kinda strange that it was always easy to copy games for the Playstation systems and many people think that the success of the Playstation systems could be connected to this.

This got me thinking. Why did not Sony try and dump their discs if they knew everyone would be able to install and use Linux on the Playstation 3 ? Did they all miss it or was it probably something they did not care about or even wanted ? What do you think about this ?

Tags: blue ray, copy, dump, dvd, image, iso, Linux, movie, playstation-3, ps3, sony

Join multiple video files into one

Martin — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 10:36:14 +0000

Websites sometimes split movies into smaller parts to make it easier for users with low bandwidth access to the internet to download the movies without facing problems like timeouts. Once downloaded it is rather tiresome to view such a movie because you have to click on each part which naturally means a short pause between the last and the next movie.

The following method makes it possible to join multiple video files into one big file making it that much easier in the end to play and enjoy the downloaded movie. The method is different depending on the type of movie that you are playing. If the movie consists of multiple mpg movies you can use the windows command line to merge them.

Start the command line by pressing the windows key and R. Enter cmd in the prompt which will start the command line window. Enter the following line into the command line, make sure you enter the right filepath to the movie. I suggest you move the files to the top of a hard drive to ease the amount of typing that needs to be done.

copy /B “C:\movie1.mpg” + “C:\movie2.mpg” + “C:\movie3.mpg” “C:\completemovie.mpg”

This joins movie1.mpg, movie2.mpg and movie3.mpg into completemovie.mpg. You can add more movies to join more parts without problems.

You need an additional programs if the parts are avi files instead of mpg. Download the freeware VirtualDubMod and unpack it to your hard drive. Run the tool and select File, Open Video File and browse to the first part of the movie. Select no If a popup named VBR audio stream detected appears.

Click on File, append Segment and browse to the second part of the movie. Once this is done click on File, Save As and save the newly merged movie file to your hard drive.

Tags: join-avi, join-movie, join-mpg, join-video, Knowledge, merge-avi, merge-movie, merge-mpg, merge-video, movie, tips, tricks, video, virtualdub, Windows

Call Center Parody Movie

Martin — Sun, 18 Jun 2006 08:19:13 +0000

This movie takes a hilarious look at the Call Center Business. Many companies are outsourcing their call centers to countries with lower wages like India and this movie makes you a spectator of several calls between American consumers and an outsourced call center.

If you can´t get enough tech support stories you might be interested in the techtales website which has a rather large archive (almost 10 years) of tech support related stories.

Tags: call center, movie, parody, tech support stories

Ascii Movies

Martin — Tue, 06 Dec 2005 09:45:46 +0000

Never thought this would be possible but it seems it is. The following site offers movies scenes in ascii format. Movies include Lord of the Rings, Spiderman, the Matrix and lots more. Detail level is amazing and you can select font size as well ranging from 1 to 12. My 1024*768 was not big enough for the large numbers but the movies look great even in a small size like 2.

I´am not sure about the technique used to show this impressive ascii movies, if you know let me know please. But know, take a look for yourself and enjoy this fine piece of technology. Everything is available at romanm.ch.

Tags: animation, ascii, Cool, fun, ice age, lord of the rings, matrix, movie, spiderman

A fly trainer ?

Martin — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 10:29:09 +0000

I can´t believe it. Even after seeing it for the third time. A Japaneses woman is shown on this tv spot who seems to have been able to train some flies to do acrobatic performances. Actually looks more than bees to me but anyways, the flies turn around when she moves her finger and even start playing with a tiny ball and start moving it around with their legs.

Take a look at this at the nearlygood.com website.

Tags: fly, fly trainer, Funny, movie, trainer

gHacks technology news » movie

American Prince Movie Released On Bittorrent

Related posts

Bywifi Video Streaming Downloader

Related posts

Get Recommendations from Taste Kid

Related posts

Convert DVDs with Handbrake

Related posts

Jumpcut online video editing and publishing

Related posts

Create Custom DVD`s with DVD Flick

Related posts

Backup your DVD`s

Related posts

300 the movie

Related posts

Save Quicktime Movies from Apple Trailers

Related posts

HD-DVD Encryption has been hacked

Related posts

Convert DVDs into Avi

Related posts

Firefox add-on to discover media links

Related posts

Free Online Conversions

Related posts

Find out which codec is missing for playback

Related posts

Democracy Player

Related posts

How to easily dump PS3 movies and games

Related posts

Join multiple video files into one

Related posts

Call Center Parody Movie

Related posts

Ascii Movies

Related posts

A fly trainer ?

Related posts