MakeMKV ($50, 30-day free trial) has a simple little name, and there’s no big trick to transcoding a video from one container format to another. If that were all this utility did, it would be worthwhile, but boring. The discussion gets more interesting when you consider its ability to rip DVDs and (in the full, paid version) Blu-ray movies to your hard drive.
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VideoIt’s Halloween month again, dear readers, and that means it’s horror movie list time! Last year, I gave you a collection of different lists for the best obscure horror movies you haven’t seen, the best serial killer movies you haven’t seen, the best horror films that weren’t really horror films, and
This slim, USB-powered burner makes a perfect travel companion for laptops that lack an optical drive. Originally posted at The Cheapskate
Amazon has a couple great deals running today: The Dark Knight Trilogy on Blu-ray is up for a special preorder price of only $29.96 (which includes free shipping). The set includes Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy: Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises on 5 discs which include the special features for the sequels.
Mountain View is currently rolling out its full Play platform to Google TV devices.
Over the last half century Ian Fleming?s iconic cinematic secret agent has piloted just about every manner of vehicle ever conceived in the long-running series of James Bond films, from a helicopter, fire engine and jet pack to a snowmobile, Russian tank and even a lunar rover.
Amazon is selling the Sin City: Two-Disc Theatrical & Recut, Extended, and Unrated Versions on Blu-ray for only $6.99. Act fast as we don’t know how long this deal will last! No Related Post
You can’t accuse Ben Drew, aka Plan B, of lacking ambition. In his debut film as a writer-director, he flits between numerous overlapping stories, and jumps back and forth in time, as he chronicles the lives of the crack addicts, drug dealers, pimps and prostitutes who haunt a London council estate.
If there’s macramé or anything vaguely knotty in a British film you know it’s going to be creepy – this country’s foremost genre.