So you picked up a brand new Asus Transformer TF300 tablet, and figured that with such a nice screen, it would be great for watching movies on it. Unfortunately, there are not that many options to actually obtain movies for it. Of course you can watch videos from YouTube, but for new-release movies, you are tied [...]
Spring is finally here. Of course it started a few weeks ago, but the last week, weather picked up pretty good, and the wife is having a blast in the yard to get things re-organized. She wanted to start with it last week, but the roads were fixed in the street, and our driveway has [...]
With DVD Catalyst 4 v4.1.5.2 I introduced a collection of new “backup” profiles, in order to make it easier for people to create video files for their HTPC Media PC’s or HD Media Player devices. The main purpose of these profiles is to reproduce the video and audio of your movies in the best possible [...]
DVD Catalyst 4 www.tools4movies.com Release Notes April 2012 : DVD Catalyst 4.1.5.2 (4.1.5.1 was an internal build used for beta-testing)
There were no really big new release movies today, so I picked this one up. I usually enjoy movies with Mark Wahlberg, so this was a nice find. Of course, since my wife usually controls the TV, I converted this movie so I could watch it on one of my tablets tonight.
Thank you for reading the 52nd DVD Catalyst Newsletter. A full year, every week and still going. I mentioned it a few weeks back in newsletter 50, but I never thought I’d be able to keep up this schedule along with the rest of my work. It wasn’t easy, but it sure was fun.
Earlier this week, someone asked me for some assistance on how to put the Farscape TV show on their Amazon Kindle Fire, so I figured I’d write a small how to guide for the process.
Mission Impossible 4 is a little tricky, but can be converted with DVD Catalyst 4 if you select the correct track.
Thank you for reading DVD Catalyst Newsletter 51.
Earlier this week, I had a few people ask about Sleeping Beauty on DVD, so I ordered it. It came in earlier today, so I put it through its paces.
So you got yourself a cool Motorola Xoom, and after playing with it for a bit, you figured it would be great if you could use it to watch your movies and TV shows on it. You tried YouTube, and might even tried a movie or 2 from Google’s Video section in the Android Market, [...]
Earlier today, I picked up the new-release DVD of The Darkest Hour to make sure it would convert fine with DVD Catalyst 4.
In DVD Catalyst Newsletter 50, I included a couple of links for eBook versions of a few video guides. Originally I wanted to list them on Amazon and B&N as free ebooks, but unfortunately for new “publishers”, there is a minimum price of $0.99 set. After posting the newsletter, someone suggested an eBook website to [...]
So you picked up a nice Barnes and Noble NOOKcolor tablet, and figured that with such a nice screen, it would be great for watching movies on it. Unfortunately, there are not that many options to actually obtain movies for it. Barnes and Noble currently doesn’t offer any movies for it, so aside from watching videos [...]
Thank you for reading the 50th DVD Catalyst Newsletter.
DVD Catalyst 4.1.5 is now available.
Similar as Tinkerbell and The Lost Treasure, I have had a few people ask me about this DVD, so I ordered it.
I have had a few people ask me about this DVD, but I never gotten around to actually picking it up. It was sold out in the stores every time I remembered, so I figured I’d better order it.
As with most major new-release DVDs, I try and make sure that there are no issues with the conversion, so today, I picked up War Horse, and ran it through its paces.
Thank you for reading DVD Catalyst Newsletter 49. Almost to the big 50! It has not been easy, but I haven’t missed a beat. For 49 weeks straight now, I have managed to post the newsletter every Friday, and I still enjoy doing it.
