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Camtasia Studio

Company / developer:
  TechSmith Corporation

Camtasia Studio makes it a piece of cake to share video in the format and size your audience wants. Mac or PC, 24-inch widescreen or iPhone, here, there, anywhere...we'll make it easy on you.

Camtasia Studio

Company / developer:
  TechSmith Corporation

Camtasia Studio makes it a piece of cake to share video in the format and size your audience wants. Mac or PC, 24-inch widescreen or iPhone, here, there, anywhere...we'll make it easy on you.

Camtasia Studio

Company / developer:
  TechSmith Corporation

Camtasia Studio makes it a piece of cake to share video in the format and size your audience wants. Mac or PC, 24-inch widescreen or iPhone, here, there, anywhere...we'll make it easy on you.

Creative Labs Video Blaster Digital VCR

Company / developer:
  Creative Technology Ltd.

Smooth, full-screen video. Sparkling stereo audio. The ability to watch a recorded show while recording another. A real infrared remote. These are the features that separate the serious TV cards from the toys, and you get them all with the Video Blaster® Digital VCR. Enjoy stunning video and audio performance in TV shows on your PC courtesy of the onboard hardware MPEG-2 recording engine. Never before has this much power been included in an affordable TV tuner card. In the past, a low-cost TV tuner card meant low frame rates, grainy video, or slow performance from your PC when recording programs.

Windows Media Player

Company / developer:
  Microsoft Corporation

Windows Media Player

Windows Media Player for Windows offers great new ways to store and enjoy all your music, video, pictures, and recorded TV. Play it, view it, and sync it to a portable device for enjoying on the go or even share with devices around your home - all from one place.

Windows Media Player is loaded with smart, fun features that breathe new life into your music collection and create a much more personal entertainment experience. The new design lets you get the most out of your digital library and enjoy simple solutions for managing it all.

Windows Media Player is designed to work with all editions of Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), and can also be used to restore Windows Media Player and related technologies to N and KN editions of Windows Vista.

Sony Vegas

Company / developer:
  Sony Corporation

Professional HD video editing, audio editing, and DVD authoring software

The Vegas Pro collection combines Vegas Pro 8, DVD Architect Pro 4.5, and Dolby Digital AC-3 encoding software to offer an integrated environment for all phases of professional video, audio, DVD, and broadcast production. These tools let you edit and process DV, AVCHD, HDV, SD/HD-SDI, and all XDCAM™ formats in real time, fine-tune audio with precision, and author surround sound, dual-layer DVDs.

Precise Editing Tools

Edit SD or HD video with drag-and-drop functionality, mouse and keyboard trimming, and ripple editing. Features include ProType Titling technology, multicamera editing tools, 32-bit floating point video processing, customizable window layouts, color-coded snapping, improved HDV/SDI/XDCAM support, Cinescore plug-in support, A/V synchronization detection and repair, and auto-frame quantization.

Efficient, Professional Workflow

The Vegas Pro 8 interface provides a fully customizable workspace for accomplishing a wide range of production requirements. Dock multiple windows across multiple monitors, and save your layouts to fit specific editing tasks; nest Vegas projects within the timeline, customize and save keyboard commands, and use application scripting to automate repetitive tasks. System-wide media management produces maximum efficiency. Network rendering saves time by using multiple computers and networked drive arrays to render complex projects. Vegas Pro software also supports 24p, HD and HDV editing.

Superior Audio Control

Use unlimited tracks, 24-bit/192 kHz audio, punch-in recording, 5.1 surround mixing, effects automation, and time compress/expand. Apply customizable, real-time audio effects like EQ, Reverb, Delay, and more. Expand your audio processing and mixing options with supported third-party DirectX and VST audio plug-ins. Use the Mixing Console for precise audio control

Powerful DVD and Blu-ray Disc™ Authoring Tools

Burn Blu-ray discs directly from the timeline for high-definition delivery. Create standard DVDs with multiple video angles, subtitles, multiple languages, and running commentary. Apply Brightness and Contrast, Auto Levels, Crop, and Anti-Flicker filters. Set CSS and Macrovision copy-protection flags for masters. DVD Architect Pro 4.5 software supports the latest devices, including dual-layer DVD burners.

QuickTime

Company / developer:
  Apple, Inc.

Apple QuickTime

The QuickTime family of digital media creation, delivery and playback software lets you deliver live or pre-recorded video and audio to an audience of any size. When combined with QuickTime Player and QuickTime Pro, these applications work together to provide the industry’s first end-to-end, standards-based digital media delivery system.

SymbOS

Company / developer:
  SymbiosiS Production

Already in the 80's, only few years after the release of the Commodore C64, the legendary GEOS by Berkeley Softworks appeared and set the standard for a windows-based operating system on C64. It contains a graphical user-interface (GUI) which was similar to the old desktop of the Apple Macintosh. Powerfull applications are available for GEOS like GeoWrite (similar to MS-Word) or GeoCalc (similar to MS-Excel). It was incredible, that an 8bit-machine with only 64K was able to realize such an operating system!

On Amstrad CPC many tries for GUIs exist, too. In most cases they are just extensions to realize elements like mouse-pointers, windows or pull-down-menus. But they aren't true new operating systems with own kernel, memory-management and so on. My own CEUS Desktop 2.0 (1990) was such an extension-system. So the CPCs own OS (in combination with AmsDOS) and CP/M were the only two known OS for the CPC. In 1995 two german guys released Stream2, which should became a true new OS. Well, I don't know really much about Stream2, because I have only seen it once time live. It had a quite good GUI, an interesting driver-structure and a new DOS. But it doesn't have an own kernel and so it seems to be also just an other extension of the old OS. And the biggest disadvantage was, that it wasn't free and so no one used it. Even today you can't find it on the known FTP-servers for CPC-software. I don't know if someone in France, UK or somewhere else tried to develop an OS. The result was, that CPC had never have a system like the C64-GEOS.

At the end of 2000 I watched some GEOS-pages and asked myself, why not making such a system on CPC, too. Most CPCs have 128K (most C64 only have 64K), a screen-resolution of 320x200 with 4 colours (C64 only has 2 colours for each 8x8 area in 320x200) and some more advantages. So the idea of the SymbOS-Project was born. SymbOS stands for "SYmbiosis Multitasking Based Operating System". SymbOS should become a demonstration, what could be possible on CPC since the last 20 years. I want to give everything to SymbOS what a modern OS needs. Real preemptive Multitasking, a dynamic memory-management for up to 576K and more and a totaly MS-Windows-like GUI are the three most important things.

I started to develop SymbOS in November 2000. In Januar 2001 I stopped it. But after the great "Klassentreffen"-party (June 2001) in Erlangen/Germany I continued to code SymbOS with much new motivation. After finishing most parts of the desktop-routines I stopped, as I wasn't sure, if the memory system of the CPC really can handle such an operating system. Also it crashed sometimes without any reasons. In September 2004 I liked to continue. So I decided to work again on it. I found out, that the memory system will be manageable, and the reason for the crashes was a bug in an old emulator version, which is fixed now.

Already during 2005 Trebmint, the Author of SymStudio, convinced me to think about porting SymbOS to other Z80 based 8bit platforms. The best candidate was the MSX2. So after releasing SymbOS CPC 1.0 in May 2006 I started to work on the MSX port and was surprised about this powerful hardware and about the fact, that it can be quite easy to develop software, which runs on both machines. Later at the end of July 2007 I started the Amstrad PCW port, which has been realized much faster because of the more simple hardware and the fact, that a lot of preparation work for porting has already be done for the MSX.

To be careful with my brave old CPC-6128 and my MSX and PCW machines and to work as fast as possible, in most cases I am not using my real computers. I use UltraEdit, WinApe, BlueMSX and Joyce. Without doubt WinApe is the best CPC-emulator for Windows, and it has a perfect development-environment. So many thanx to Richard Wilson, but also to DVIK (BlueMSX), John Elliott (Joyce) and more!

TrialDirector

Company / developer:
  inData Corporation

TrialDirector

Imagine your next trial… the jury hangs on your every word. Your organized, insightful presentation has never been better. You confront the opposition's witness with impeaching exhibits. You're using TrialDirector!

Every day, attorneys and litigation support professionals are adopting TrialDirector trial presentation software to organize exhibits and depositions, prepare their cases for trial, and enhance their case presentations. They know that TrialDirector is 'rock solid', adaptable, and that it won't let them down or embarrass them in court.

Bravo!

Company / developer:
  Thought Studios, Inc.

Bravo!

Bravo! Show Creator helps you get the most out of your digital photos by making it fast and easy to generate shows. Bravo! Show Creator helps you make slideshows, screensavers, video, and more, and it's as easy as clicking a button. And you'll look like a pro, because Bravo! Show Creator supports dyanmic collages and other professional effects.