Virtual Dub 1.7.3.28191

1 09 2007

VirtualDub is a video capture/processing utility for 32-bit Windows platforms (95/98/ME/NT4/ Win2k / Windows XP ), licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). It lacks the editing power of a general-purpose editor such as Adobe Premiere, but is streamlined for fast linear operations over video.

Changes from VirtualDub 1.7.2 to VirtualDub 1.7.3.28191 :

• Build 28191 (1.7.3, experimental): [August 31, 2007]
• [features added]
- Added display option for showing display debugging info.
- Frame rate adjustment can now be entered exactly, including as a rational fraction.
- Jobs can now be reloaded for tweaking.
- Capture: Added several options for fine-tuning timing issues with DirectShow-based capture drivers.
- D3D: Improved bicubic algorithm for ps1.1+ capable cards.
- D3DFX: Extended annotation and semantics support — see help for details.
- Hex editor: Now supports drag and drop.
• [bugs fixed]
- Audio volume dialog didn’t display properly after setting volume adjustment to zero in script.
- Fixed crash when attempting to use “show decompressed output” when no decompressor is available for the output format.
- Added workaround for digital cameras that write incomplete u-law audio formats.
- Fixed crash when writing job that uses the Pinnacle DV codec.
- Added code to prevent crash when decoding an MJPEG stream where the JPEG images are larger than the frame size reported in the video stream. This now produces an error when the internal decoder is used.
- AVI recovery code can now recover AVI files with ‘rec’ grouping chunks.
- Fixed scrambled colors in filter preview with paletted video.
- Fixed I/O errors in rare case where an AVI file could not be opened in unbuffered I/O mode.
- Implemented mode 7 compression, HAM, and Halfbrite modes in IFF ANIM reader.
- Audio display would occasionally stop updating across certain edits.
- Output video pane now updates itself after filters are edited.
- Fixed minor bug where audio decompression errors would be reported as compression errors.
- Fixed a case where audio displacements didn’t work with compressed audio and full processing mode.
- Perspective video filter now works in batch mode.
- Added workaround for strange bit rates being shown on output AVI files in Windows Vista Explorer.
- Fixed decoding of AVI files that have zero-byte frames marked as key frames (AVIFile turns these back into non-key frames).
- “Sharpen” video filter no longer shows black when filter preview is first opened.
- D3DFX: Leaving alpha blending on in an effect no longer scrambles YCbCr decoding.
• [regressions fixed]
- OK and Cancel behaviors on brightness/contrast video filter were swapped.
- Fixed crash when loading 8-bit RLE videos.
- D3D: Works again on video cards supporting less than pixel shader 3.0.
- Added setting value back to sharpen video filter configuration dialog.
- Fixed trippy gradient displays when trying to show a solid color for the dummy frame at the end (some display drivers don’t handle 1×1 blits correctly).
- Capture: Left-click start option works again.

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Devil May Cry 11

1 09 2007

Devil May Cry is an anime series based on the video game series created and owned by Capcom. It debuted on the WOWOW TV network in Japan on June 14, 2007, and will run 12 episodes.

The show is produced by the anime studio Madhouse and is directed by Shin Itagaki. Bingo Morihashi, one of the writers for the second, third and fourth games, is also on the writing staff.

The show chronologically appears to be set after the events of Devil May Cry and Devil May Cry 4, with Dante running a devil-hunting business, Devil May Cry, whilst being subjected to several money debts. He works for his agent, Morrisson and currently has Patty, a girl he saved in the first episode, living with him.

http://www.wowow.co.jp/bb/anime/dmc/

Get French Sub BT / DLL (By GTO-Fansub)

Get English Sub BT (By Conclave)

Please keep seeding

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L’Arc~en~Ciel - SMILE Tour 2004 DVD

1 09 2007

Newly priced reissue. Comes housed in an Amaray keepcase.
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