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Posted by Womble
Posted on 22/07/05 21:39
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Software Requirements And Installation
 

Test Machines:

This product was tested on two different machines.

 

 

Dee-27's Test Machine

⋅         M/Board Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe

⋅         Processor - Athlon64  3500+ (Venice)

⋅         Ram - 1Gb Corsair TWINX 2CL DDR

⋅         Graphics Card - Leadtek Winfast  6600 TD (nVidia)

⋅         Sound - SoundBlaster Audigy 2

⋅         Hard Disk - 2X Maxtor 120Gb SATA

⋅         Optical drives used - NEC ND-3540A, Plextor PX-716

 

 

Womble's Test Machine

⋅         Processor - Pentium 4 2.53Ghz

⋅         Ram - 512Mb DDR

⋅         Graphics Card - ATi Radeon 9600

⋅         Sound - SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio

⋅         Hard Disk - Western Digital 20Gb

 

 

 

Software Requirements:

The system requirements for the program are as follows:

 

⋅         Operating System - Windows XP

⋅         CPU - Pentium 3 1Ghz

⋅         Memory - 256Mb

⋅         Display - 1024 x 768 24-bit

⋅         Hard Drive - 20Gb Free

⋅         Optical Drive - DVD-Rom, DVD-Burner required to write to blank DVD's

⋅         Other - PVP, PDA, Smart/Mobile Phone, Wireless/Wired Media Server

 

 

 

Software Installation:

The software for Video Vault is a small 20Mb in size. This then takes just a couple of minutes to install onto your machine. During the installation you can see a separate window pop up which then installs the Patin Couffin engine onto your system. This is in fact made by a separate company called VSO Software who are also behind a number of other programs including BlindWrite and DivXToDVD.

 

Once installed the program weighs in at just over the download size at 22mb.

 

 

 

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Posted by manu_dvd on Saturday 23 July 2005 17:06
I think the DVDXSoftware homepage link is incorrect:)
Posted by MP|3 on Saturday 23 July 2005 18:27
It is linked to the software pages of CD Freaks where you can find more information. You can click on the publisher, name or buy button there to get more information and go to the DVDXSoftware homepage!
Posted by FreqNasty on Tuesday 26 July 2005 13:36
It says it supports Divx but it didnt accept the divx i tried. It also does not support Xvids. Unless the retail version is different I wouldn't buy this yet if your main purpose it to convert either of these formats.
Posted by FreqNasty on Thursday 28 July 2005 10:33
Sad to say, this program has more negatives than simply black writing on a grey background. Did the software maker offer you something to write up this review?
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