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Hi im a noob when it comes to MAC but I jump the bandwagon because vista is so much slow. My question is what is the best video converter on MAC or is there any out there that is freeware.
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Best Video converter on Mac
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Personally I have found visualhub to be the best!...
though its discontinued now...I guess you might be able to get a copy somewhere....
I would seriously recommend it!...
I you just wanna convert for an ipod..you could also use ISquint..
though its discontinued now...I guess you might be able to get a copy somewhere....
I would seriously recommend it!...
I you just wanna convert for an ipod..you could also use ISquint..
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We have a lot of what we call "Q & A spammers". They sign up with two accounts, one to post the question, the other to answer it with their crap product as the answer. In fact, I just nuked one of them out of this thread, because their latest tactic is to find old threads and respond to them.
It certainly helps when people use the "report post" function, which is how I identified this particular one.
Keep up the good work, folks!
That is very good to know. I was wondering why we had so many of these threads each week and why people wouldn't just use the search function. Thanks for the info.
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The spammers are getting very sly also, willing to spend even more time on a forum to make their posts appear as legitimate.
Like Infancier above - 1st post was to respond to the "Q" spammer with one of the typical spammer DVD rippers - and the one above - listing the "Shareware" rippers - they're all the same piece of software with different front ends - the spammers don't care which one of them you buy - because it's all going to the same place
Like Infancier above - 1st post was to respond to the "Q" spammer with one of the typical spammer DVD rippers - and the one above - listing the "Shareware" rippers - they're all the same piece of software with different front ends - the spammers don't care which one of them you buy - because it's all going to the same place
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