Can your brand new PC burn DVD movies? Most Windows XP machines can't do that, and only support CD burning at best. Windows Vista adds support for DVD media, but the industry invented two new high-definition formats - Blu-Ray and HD-DVD, which Vista cannot cope with. So did you spend your money for a brand new high-def disk burner for nothing? Are you a hostage of big greedy media companies that want to charge you hundreds of dollars for the features you thought you already paid for?
That was the unfortunate truth until very recently. But not anymore! Burn just about any disk format in the world with the brand new DVD Blaster software! DVD Blaster supports all current optical disk formats from legacy Audio CD to brand-new Blu-Ray and HD-DVD disks. Of course, you can burn a data CD, a single or double-layer DVD video or data disk just as easily!
Did you download a high-def burning utility only to find that it does not support your minty Blu-Ray burner? Got a message saying "Your disk burner is not supported, please update the driver"? DVD Blaster works with all CD, DVD and HD burning hardware with no issues.
Ever had a bunch of MP3s handy, but couldn't figure how to make a proper CD to play back in your car? Make an Audio CD from WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, ASF or WMV files from within a single application. Make a Video CD, Super VCD or even a DVD video from a movie in almost any video format from the very same application. Burning data CDs and DVDs is equally easy no matter what you store. Erase or rewrite CD-RW disks, create double-layer DVDs and perform just about any burning task with DVD Blaster.
Burning a disk is now extremely simple thanks to the DVD Blaster new wizard-style interface. Feel a little more advanced than that? Try the all-new Power GUI that allows you to fine-tune your disks and adjust burning properties. Want to fit more on a CD or DVD than the standard allows? It's often not only possible, but even advertised on the disk labels - except that no standard CD/DVD burning application supports the unusual sizes. Increase your storage capacity safely and easily with DVD Blaster's Power GUI by adjusting the Overburn!
Did you ever wonder what's inside that ISO file? ISO files are disk images that contain information about the entire CD or DVD disk. Without DVD Blaster your only choice to see what's there and use it would be actually burning the image onto a blank media. Not anymore! DVD Blaster conveniently mounts the ISO image and creates a separate drive letter, allowing you to work with the image as if it was a real disk inserted into your CD/DVD drive - yet without actually burning anything! No need to waste blank media, and no more waiting till the burning finishes - just mount an image with DVD Blaster, and you're ready to roll.
DVD Blaster sells for merely $19.95, and offers a free download for you to try. Download DVD Blaster for free and check out its cool features and ease of use! Get your copy at www.dvd-blaster.com
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Recover Deleted Files and Folders in a Snap!
Files and folders, once deleted in Windows, still exist somewhere on the disk. Information is not being wiped out by system; instead, disk space occupied by deleted files and folders is declared as available. A slim period of time exists when it is possible to recover deleted files and folders by pretending they were never deleted. But don't try it without proper tools as you can only make it worse!
A variety of undelete, unerase, and data recovery tools exist on the market, advertising complete recovery of deleted files. Not all of them are created equal. Some of the tools are trying to recover deleted documents by simply marking that space on the hard disk as taken by such-and-such files; this is wrong! Attempting to fool Windows by pretending the delete never occurred can cause all sorts of trouble from corrupted documents to broken file systems, leading to system instability and inaccessible disks. Unfortunately, the majority of affordable unerasing tools on the market can only work this way.
A different approach is employed by modern data recovery tools such as Data Cure. While still quite inexpensive and easily affordable to home users and small offices, this file recovery program never attempts to trick Windows into believing the file was never deleted. Instead, the data recovery tool thoroughly scans the entire hard disk in order to locate the exact size and location of every recoverable file on the disk, and restores files and folders by saving them onto a different media. Different media is an important keyword; it is essential not to write anything onto the disk containing missing information. Otherwise, one will take the risk of overwriting the contents of precisely the files being recovered by using the currently available disk space that was previously occupied by deleted files!
Data Cure can store files and folders being recovered onto a different hard drive, burn them to CDs, DVDs, or BluRay discs, store them onto a network disk, or even upload over FTP.
Is Data Cure any more complicated than simple undelete tools? Not at all! In fact, it's even simpler to use than any other data recovery solution on the market. Designed with an average computer user in mind, software features an easy, step-by-step user interface that only asks two things: where the deleted files and folders were, and where to put their recovered copies. It's just that simple! No need to learn about file systems, partition tables or sectors; a computer program is more likely to know all about them than you are!
Not sure whether a particular file can or should be recovered? Data Cure has pre-recovery preview built into it. Displaying a variety of file formats such as documents, pictures, archives, and multimedia files, this tool will help you decide whether a file can be recovered and whether you really want that copy of a document or a newer one.
Download your evaluation copy of Data Cure software for absolutely free: Download and install Data Cure
A variety of undelete, unerase, and data recovery tools exist on the market, advertising complete recovery of deleted files. Not all of them are created equal. Some of the tools are trying to recover deleted documents by simply marking that space on the hard disk as taken by such-and-such files; this is wrong! Attempting to fool Windows by pretending the delete never occurred can cause all sorts of trouble from corrupted documents to broken file systems, leading to system instability and inaccessible disks. Unfortunately, the majority of affordable unerasing tools on the market can only work this way.
A different approach is employed by modern data recovery tools such as Data Cure. While still quite inexpensive and easily affordable to home users and small offices, this file recovery program never attempts to trick Windows into believing the file was never deleted. Instead, the data recovery tool thoroughly scans the entire hard disk in order to locate the exact size and location of every recoverable file on the disk, and restores files and folders by saving them onto a different media. Different media is an important keyword; it is essential not to write anything onto the disk containing missing information. Otherwise, one will take the risk of overwriting the contents of precisely the files being recovered by using the currently available disk space that was previously occupied by deleted files!
Data Cure can store files and folders being recovered onto a different hard drive, burn them to CDs, DVDs, or BluRay discs, store them onto a network disk, or even upload over FTP.
Is Data Cure any more complicated than simple undelete tools? Not at all! In fact, it's even simpler to use than any other data recovery solution on the market. Designed with an average computer user in mind, software features an easy, step-by-step user interface that only asks two things: where the deleted files and folders were, and where to put their recovered copies. It's just that simple! No need to learn about file systems, partition tables or sectors; a computer program is more likely to know all about them than you are!
Not sure whether a particular file can or should be recovered? Data Cure has pre-recovery preview built into it. Displaying a variety of file formats such as documents, pictures, archives, and multimedia files, this tool will help you decide whether a file can be recovered and whether you really want that copy of a document or a newer one.
Download your evaluation copy of Data Cure software for absolutely free: Download and install Data Cure
Saturday, March 21, 2009
The Benefits of Duplicate Picture Finder Software
If you have a digital camera and you take very many digital pictures at all, you can benefit from duplicate picture finder software. You might think that it's software best suited for professionals who take thousands and thousands of digital photos. And it certainly is great for them, making sorting photos much less time-consuming. But duplicate picture finder software is great for the amateur digital photographer, and even the most casual users.
If you've ever worked with digital photos at all, it's more than likely that you have duplicate photos on your computer. You don't even have to own a digital camera for this to happen. If you've ever scanned anything and saved it in an image format, whether it's a document or an actual photograph, and then you made any changes to that file, you could still have the original file on your computer, along with the altered image on your machine. Duplicate picture finder software is ideal for eliminating these copies that you might not even realize you're still hanging on to.
Losing information while working on a computer is a problem that some of us have experienced first-hand. If you've ever been working on any type of project when the power has gone out unexpectedly, you know this pain. We quickly learned to save, save, save to avoid this problem. As a result, we can have several saved copies of essentially the same file. When it comes to photos, at least, duplicate photo finder software can
find these copies and let you choose between them.
When working on a photograph that needs enhancements, like red-eye reduction or cropping,for instance, many of us commonly copy the original photograph so that the saved original remains intact, just in case we make a mistake with the enhancements.
But unfortunately, that "save" mentality lets us leave the original photo, the one we felt needed changing, on our hard drive, too.
If you've got a gargantuan hard drive, you might not notice the missing real estate thanks to duplicates. But why use space unnecessarily? Duplicate picture finder software can clear up disk space used by copies of photos, and leave more space for the programs and files you want. If your hard drive is less than mammoth, duplicate picture finder software can free up space and make a huge difference in the operation and speed of your system.
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