Showing posts with label MelodyCan. Show all posts
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Monday, December 14, 2009

Get Christmas DISCOUNT -35%




Get Christmas DISCOUNT -35% for MelodyCan Ultra Video!

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MelodyCan Ultra Video includes:

* FREE!!! YouTube Ripper (Output formats: avi, mp4, mp3)
* FREE!!! Audio CD Ripper
Video conversion

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Christmas DISCOUNT -35% for MelodyCan Ultra Video!

Get Christmas DISCOUNT -35% for MelodyCan Ultra Video!

Use Code: MelodyCanCDis


MelodyCan Ultra Video includes:

* FREE!!! YouTube Ripper (Output formats: avi, mp4, mp3)
* FREE!!! Audio CD Ripper
Video conversion

(convert protected iTunes video files (M4V) to MPEG4 or

DivX
)

* Unlimited audio conversion speed
* and more advantages!

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convert YouTube (HD) to MP3
convert YouTube (HD) to MP4
convert YouTube (HD) to AVI



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Friday, December 4, 2009

Cucusoft Ultimate DVD + Video Converter Suite

Found good DVD converter-  Cucusoft Ultimate DVD + Video Converter Suite converts DVDs and videos



Convert DVDs/Video to any video format , including H264, MP4, WMV, AVI, MOV, RM, 3GP, flv, SWF, mpeg1, mpeg2, VideoCD, SuperVideoCD, and DVD.

Convert DVDs/Video to any audio format , including AC3, AAC, MP2, MP3, MP4, RA, and WMA.

Convert DVDs/Video to any portable device including iPods (iPod video, iPod touch, iPod video nano), Zune, PSP, iPhone, Apple TV, PPC, PDA, PS2, PS3, and Xbox, and Xbox 360

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Monday, November 23, 2009

MelodyCan Ultra Video




MelodyCan Ultra Video includes:

* FREE!!! YouTube Ripper (Output formats: avi, mp4, mp3)
* FREE!!! Audio CD Ripper
Video conversion (convert protected iTunes video files (M4V) to MPEG4 or DivX)
* Unlimited audio conversion speed
* and more advantages!

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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Upgrading to Windows 7

Windows has updated and users are now asking, "Should I upgrade to Windows 7?" Windows 7 is finally available for purchase and is essentially a revamp of Vista that addresses owners' most common complaints and tightens the user interface. So, is it worth the plunge to upgrade your system, or should you stick with your current operating system?

Here is a list of reasons why you should upgrade to Windows 7:


  • Windows 7 has lower system requirements. Windows 7 is not a resource hog and you'll spend less money on hardware upgrades. A relatively slow PC with 1GB of memory can run Windows 7, making it suitable for installation on low-end netbooks and high-end desktops.
  • Windows 7 has simpler navigation. Users will now be able to view desktop contents by turning all the windows transparent. Users will also have the option to simply grab an active window and physically shake the mouse to minimize other panes cluttering up one's monitor; you'll also be able to re-size your windows to take up half the screen when dragged to either side of your display.
  • Windows 7 is better at multitasking. Windows has borrowed a trick from Apple's Snow Leopard, by offering a more aesthetically pleasing, icon-based task bar that lets you permanently pin and organize favorite programs on it.
  • Windows 7 has greater stability. Most hardware and software will be compatible with Windows 7 and work right out of the box.
  • Windows 7 has enhanced security; rather than having to constantly click to approve of program access, Windows 7 does away with most nagging pop-ups. Internet Explorer 8 Web Browser is also better-guarded against external threats.
  • Windows 7 has multi-touch capabilities and simpler file organization. Users with touch-screen PCs and laptops will be able to navigate the operating system and pull up documents and data with the flick of a finger. There are also all-purpose containers known as libraries to conveniently catalog photos, music, video and files in a single location.
  • Windows 7 has a new optimized network set-up. You'll have a brisk, painless network setup via new HomeGroup features makes it simple to share devices, documents and printers between other PCs using Windows 7 on a password protected network.
  • Windows 7 has less clutter taking up space on your hard drive. Those pre-installed programs will no longer be installed unless they are in a bundle you purchase, however, if you need any of these programs, they are available for download for free from Microsoft.
  • Windows 7 has upgraded, so the overall performance is definitely worth the wait. Third parties will be more inspired to design new products and programs and new software libraries can take advantage of it's built-in features. More reliable desktop search features and simpler document retrieval have made Windows 7 the best operating system in Microsoft's history.
MelodyCan Ultra video converter + YouTube Ripper supports Windows 7!

Monday, November 2, 2009

MelodyCan video converter + YouTube HD Converter

MelodyCan video converter supports the various number of operations. For example you can convert video to MP4 for iPod, iPhone, Zune and any portable HDD or Flash MP4 player, mobile phone; convert video to AVI for home DVD player, any DivX player, car video etc. This program is able to convert MOV files to AVI, WMV to MP4, Flash FLV videos, 3GP mobile phone videos, TiVo TV shows, MKV and VOB video clips, to universal widely-used formats.



1. download videos from YouTube.com
2. convert FLV video to popular video formats
3. extract audio from FLV video
4. get videos from YouTube to play them on your computer and your Zune, iPod or iPhone player etc




convert YouTube (HD) to MP3
convert YouTube (HD) to MP4
convert YouTube (HD) to AVI

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Thursday, October 29, 2009

This is it!

Melodycan is a powerful program to help you to:

1. download videos from YouTube.com
2. convert FLV video to popular video formats
3. extract audio from FLV video
4. get videos from YouTube to play them on your computer and your Zune, iPod or iPhone player etc



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Saturday, October 17, 2009

How to convert iTunes rented movie

HD movies are pretty hefty—about 2-3x bigger than standard def, running between three and four gigs, and then you get a bonus file on top of that, the iPod- and iPhone-compatible standard-def version—so I hope you've got some sick NAS storage for these whoppers.

I think better and cheaper is to rent HD movies. Then you can use professional MelodyCan converter to save and convert HD movies to your PC in the eternal use! 




SAVE UP TO 11$!!!


MelodyCan tips:


1. with just a few mouse clicks you can enjoy all your protected songs and movies on iPod, any other MP3 player, CD player, mobile phone or PC - without any restrictions or DRM protection.

2. lets you choose the compression level

3. preserves ID3 tags for artist, album, title names etc.

4. A batch mode and the drag&drop function for folders and files allow to convert and unprotect large music collections with just 1-click.

5. easy to install and use with a very handy and clear user interface.

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See also: convert audio CD,convert RAX to MP3 convert Napster to MP3 converting M4P to MP3 convert WMA to AAC converting M4A to MP3 format convert WMA files to MP3 formatconvert video to MP4 convert MOV files to AVI convert WMV to MP4convert protected M4P to MP3 convert WMV on iPod convert protected iTunes video on Zune

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Best video converter to MP4 for iPod, iPhone, Zune and any portable HDD or Flash MP4 player, mobile phone etc.

MelodyCan video converter supports the various number of operations. For example you can convert video to MP4 for iPod, iPhone, Zune and any portable HDD or Flash MP4 player, mobile phone; convert video to AVI for home DVD player, any DivX player, car video etc. This program is able to convert MOV files to AVIWMV to MP4, Flash FLV videos, 3GP mobile phone videos, TiVo TV shows, MKV and VOB video clips, to universal widely-used formats.





MelodyCan popular video conversion tasks are:

Convert iTunes video
Convert drm protected video files
* Convert video to iPod
* Convert video to AVI
Convert itunes movie to wmv
* Convert protected WMV
Convert WMV to AVI
* Convert video to MP4
* Convert DivX to MP4
* Convert MOV to MP4
* Convert RM video
* iPod video converter
Convert video to audio

System Requirements:

Windows® XP x32, x64 Windows® 2003 x32 or Windows® Vista x32, x64
1 GHz processor or faster
256 MB RAM or more
Windows Media® Player 9 or higher installed, which can be downloaded for free from Microsoft®


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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Download Michael Jackson`s videos from YouTube in HD

Melodycan ia a powerful program to help you to:

1. download videos from YouTube.com
2. convert FLV video to popular video formats
3. extract audio from FLV video
4. get videos from YouTube to play them on your computer and your Zune, iPod or iPhone player etc



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Thursday, September 3, 2009

YouTube to iPod


Key features on MelodyCan YouTube Ripper:

o Supports MelodyCan YouTube Ripper as a plug-in for Internet Explorer
o Supports MP4 and AVI, MP3 as output formats for video conversion.
o h264 video support for YouTube
o Download YouTube videos
o Save YouTube videos
o Convert YouTube video
o Convert YouTube video to AVI
o Convert YouTube video to MP4
o Convert YouTube video to iPod
o Convert YouTube video to MP3
o Convert YouTube to Ipod
o Convert FLV from YouTube
o Convert YouTube to Zune
o can extract audio from FLV video to MP3
o this program provides batch conversion mode
o can convert many files at once.

o can use the default settings, you can configure yourself
o can get any output formats at super high speed and with higher quality video

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

'Potter' conjures up $159.7 million in 5 days (AP)

Harry Potter continues to work box-office alchemy, turning his latest movie adventure into an overnight blockbuster.

The sixth installment, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," took in $79.5 million domestically over opening weekend and $159.7 million since debuting last Wednesday, according to estimates from distributor Warner Bros. on Sunday.

The movie also took in $237 million overseas since Wednesday in 54 countries, bringing its worldwide total to $396.7 million.

With some of the best reviews of any "Harry Potter" movie, "Half-Blood Prince" was off to the fastest overall start in franchise history.

The sixth movie about the young wizard came in $20 million ahead of the last movie, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," which grossed $139.7 million domestically in its first five days two years ago.

The new film had the second-highest start ever for a movie premiering on Wednesday, trailing the $200 million five-day opening for last month's "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen."

"Half-Blood Prince" already has surpassed the $157.3 million "Order of the Phoenix" pulled in during its entire first week. By the end of its seventh day Tuesday, "Half-Blood Prince" will be in the $180 million range on its way to becoming the franchise's first $300 million domestic smash since the original movie, 2001's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," said Dan Fellman, Warner head of distribution.

The audience was a bit older for the new movie, with more elder teens turning out to see Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and pals Hermione (Emma Watson) and Ron (Rupert Grint) as they deal with adult concerns such as heartache, jealousy and romantic triangles.

Fans have grown up with the franchise, from young readers whose parents had to debate whether the early movies might be too intense for their children to see.

"When the first movie came out, they fought to go. The mother was like, well, should I take them, should I not take them?" Fellman said. "Now they're driving themselves to this and going to the midnight show."

Sacha Baron Cohen's mock documentary "Bruno" plummeted after its No. 1 debut the previous weekend. The Universal Pictures comedy fell to fourth-place with $8.4 million, down a whopping 73 percent from its $30.6 million opening.

Crowd-pleasing movies typically dip 50 percent or less in their second weekends. But "Bruno" has had mixed reviews and failed to earn the audience buzz that made a $128 million hit out of Baron Cohen's 2006 comedy "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan."

After 10 days in release, "Bruno" has climbed to $49.6 million and will finish far below $100 million domestically.

While "Harry Potter" had a healthy start, the overall box office plunged compared to the same weekend last year, when the Batman juggernaut "The Dark Knight" had its record opening weekend of $158.4 million.

The top-12 movies this weekend combined for less than that, taking in $153.9 million, down 39 percent from a year ago.

"We got kind of slaughtered even with the 'Potter' movie, but we knew that was going to happen," said Paul Dergarabedian, box-office analyst for Hollywood.com. "When one movie last year makes more than what the top-12 movies did this year, you're going to have a down weekend."

Fox Searchlight's romantic comedy "500 Days of Summer," starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt andZooey Deschanel, got off to a big start in limited release with $837,588 in 27 theaters. That amounted to an average of $31,022 a cinema, compared to $18,376 in 4,325 theaters for "Half-Blood Prince."

A hit with critics, "500 Days of Summer" expands gradually into wide release over the next few weekends.

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Final figures will be released Monday.

1. "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," $79.5 million.

2. "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs," $17.7 million.

3. "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," $13.8 million.

4. "Bruno," $8.4 million.

5. "The Hangover," $8.32 million.

6. "The Proposal," $8.3 million.

7. "Public Enemies," $7.6 million.

8. "Up," $3.1 million.

9. "My Sister's Keeper," $2.8 million.

10. "I Love You, Beth Cooper," $2.7 million.

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Thursday, July 16, 2009

Michael Jackson Pepsi commercial

Michael Jackson Pepsi commercial - Full version






Video of Jackson 1984 Pepsi burn accident surfaces


Us Weekly magazine has obtained video it says shows never-before-seen footage of Michael Jackson's head catching on fire during filming of his 1984 Pepsi commercial.

Jackson suffered severe burns after a pyrotechnics mishap caused his hair and scalp to catch afire. Still photos of the accident have been seen before, but the new video on Us Weekly's Web site shows the moment Jackson's hair caught on fire and the top of his head became engulfed in flames.

Jackson didn't realize his hair was on fire. In the video, he's still dancing as the flames are on his head. When he spins, the flames go out. People on the set tackle him to extinguish the fire, and his brotherJermaine Jackson, playing the guitar in front of him and oblivious to the commotion, turns around. When Michael Jackson emerges from the pile of people trying to help him, the top of his head is bald.

The accident, witnessed by thousands of stunned fans at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, came at the height of Jackson's fame, about a year after the release of his best-selling "Thriller" album. It marked what would be the beginning of serious, lifelong pain for Jackson, who had been treated for painkiller addiction and has been described by relatives and friends as being hooked on pain medication at the time of his death last month at age 50.

Jackson, who was photographed in an ambulance with a bandage on his head and his trademark sequined white glove on his right hand, required several surgeries and needed skin grafts to treat the injury.

In his autobiography, "Moonwalk," he described the cause of the accident as "stupidity, pure and simple."

As he described the accident, he wrote: "... bombs went off on either side of my head, and the sparks set my hair on fire. I was dancing down this ramp and turning around, spinning, not knowing I was on fire. Suddenly I felt my hands reflexively go to my head in an attempt to smother the flames."

As a result of the accident, Pepsi gave Jackson $1.5 million, which he donated to a burn center named after him.

A representative for Us Weekly had no immediate comment on where the video came from.

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