Best software for . . . . .??

[peterromer]

he he 

When talking about small tools, here is one I use when I want to know what codecs/specs of a movie/video file:
GSpot
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/v26x/index.htm

can be found many places on the net. Nice little tools that tells you what

[Pottel]

yep, got gspot too.
took me a while to find out how to work it, but then it is great

[dustyvalentino]

yep, got gspot too.
took me a while to find it, but then it is great

 

 

[Pottel]

just now realised what i wrote there
but it still stands
lol
wonder if this would have survived on the "UNOFFICIAL FORUM"

[IrisRose]

Thanks, Peter, I'll check the video software out this weekend!

[Hoops McCann]

yep, got gspot too.
took me a while to find out how to work it, but then it is great

that's too funny! 

[Ian Lewis]

That's an all time great quote!!!    LOL!

[IrisRose]

Lucky you!  A man in a million!

[Fieneke2]

yep, got gspot too.
took me a while to find out how to work it, but then it is great

Uuuhhh I didn't understand much about all the things you all were talking about, except the words "Nero". That is the program for my CD/DVD burner also and I only burn and don't know what I can do more with it. ........Ooohhh there was also another word I understood ........OOOhhhhh Pottel!!!!!     

Fieneke

[Rollergirl]

Lucky Mrs Pottel 

I love this forum.... I didn't think it was possible to have a laugh reading threads called "Best software" or "balancing things" in  the "technical help section!

[peterromer]

laughing again.....      I had absolutely no naughty thougts when mentioning the software that actually has this name,
and Pottels comment was a great laugh