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Any Digital Hub Users?
- Thread starter Digger
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Digital Hub or VisualHub?
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I meant VisualHub. I went ahead and bought it, and it's fantastic. it's simplified everythingI've been trying to do. it encoded a 700 meg avi file and burned it in 43 minutes just using the Superdrive.
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Yeah I've had it for about nine months now, it's excellent. I've been able to take a lot of the DVD's that I've ripped with Handbrake and convert them to iPod format... it's diversity is what makes it great. You'll get a lot of use out of it I'm sure.
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