Video Converter Factory Pro giveaway (until Oct. 27, 2010)

[lanux128]

came across this in the email..

Video Converter Factory Pro  is capable of converting almost all frequently used video files. The input video file formats supported by this video converter software include video/Flash/DVD (VOB).... The software provides powerful video editing function and video effect. It is a real all-in-one video converting tool. Learn more: http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/video-converter/

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[Curt]

hmm... someread surely must have read your post, lanux128. The homepage is loading with 26 KB/s, and the exe file is even loading with 0.6 KB/s!!

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The buttons in VCFP's GUI are identical to the buttons in a couple of other converters I have.

[lanux128]

it was quite slow over here too. they must have underestimated their server demands.

yes, converters are dime a dozen these days. a lot of interchangeable function and looks.

[Armando]

It is now.... Down !  guess we all need a video converter.

[MilesAhead]

Geez!! Did someone pass a rule the UI has to be black with black/navy blue controls?  Splash Lite Player is the same.  I have to mouse over to find the controls.  Some people are still using CRT. I'm not going to buy a flat screen just so I can see black on black.

I hope the app function isn't as clueless as the gui.

[mwb1100]

Did someone pass a rule the UI has to be black with black/navy blue controls?

You know - I have this problem with a lot of my real-life, non-software components, too (DVD player, radios, etc).  Why have people started to think that invisible controls are fashionable?

[Armando]

Yup. I printed all devices names on white labels and sticked them on my DVD player, Amp/receiver, etc. It's not the best looking, but it's now usable!
Before, to be able to see something, I needed a dedicated flashlight (only used for the amp, CD...). And I have amazing eyes.

[MilesAhead]

Did someone pass a rule the UI has to be black with black/navy blue controls?

You know - I have this problem with a lot of my real-life, non-software components, too (DVD player, radios, etc).  Why have people started to think that invisible controls are fashionable?

I have an old Kenwood Stereo with CD player made before .mp3 was invented. It drives me crazy!! It's all black with black buttons and no back lighting on the controls. To shift to another track at night I have to slide my fingers over the buttons and count. Even the remote is black with all black buttons and no LEDs.

I like the sound since it has Bose bookshelf speakers. But when I look at some of the newer designs, they may be garishly lit up like a juke box, but at least you can find the knobs and buttons on 'em.

[cocopark2010]

I like leawosoft's facebook giveaway activities