As it turns out, the “AlbumArt” feature recently implemented in DVD Catalyst Free actually enables the streaming flag as well, and because this is not enabled by default in DVD Catalyst 3, it needs to be enabled for it to work. (Global Settings > Conversion: “Enable streaming for PC”)

After playing with the DropBox service myself to figure out what was actually happening, both the user who asked about it and myself figured it would be interesting for other users to provide a bit more information about using DropBox for streaming your videos.

If you have read the article about our MP4 Streaming Server application, you are probably aware that it takes a bit of work to get things set up. Things like your upload speed, quality of the files, and lets not forget that your computer needs to be on all the time for you to be able to access your videos.

With DropBox, things are a bit easier to do.

Step 1: Visit the DropBox website to create an account and to download the client application

click here

Step 2: After downloading and installing the client application you have to add video files to the DropBox folder (by default this is called “My Dropbox” and is located in your My Documents folder)

Very important, as mentioned in the MP4 Streaming Server article, the files need to have streaming enabled, otherwise the files will download completely to your Android device before it starts playing the video.

Step 3: The DropBox program will upload the files you added to the folder to the website. This can take a while, depending on your upload speed.

Step 4: Once all the files are uploaded, you can visit the DropBox website on your Android Phone using the web browser, log in using the account information you provided, and start watching your videos.

The whole process is a lot easier than setting up your own streaming solution. the MP4 Streaming Server, or programs such as Orb all require a bit more work to get things working right, however, because you are using an online service, there is a limitation.

A free account is limited with only 2GB of available space total. You can increase this for free by using a referral link, which gives you an additional 256MB per sign-up up to 8GB total. This does not give you room for a lot of videos. You can upgrade to 50GB or 100GB for a decent price though.

Summary:

If you are looking for an easy way of accessing your video content on the go, DropBox is very easy to use, however, if you want access to your entire collection of video files, streaming solutions that use your own computer such as MP4 Streaming Server or Orb would be a better way to go.

Converting movies to MP3:

If you are using MP3’s or other music files, you can skip to the next section.

An often asked question on internet forums is how to create a ring tone from a video file or DVD. For this purpose, we created a modified version of DVD Catalyst Free that converts whatever you add to it to an MP3 file. It works with DVDs, ISO, AVI, MKV, DIVX, XVID and more.

Download DVD Catalyst Free for MP3 by using the following link:

free download

It uses some files from DVD Catalyst 3, so you will need to download this as well. The free trial version is sufficient though:

(free trial download) or (purchase for $9.95)

After installation of both programs, make sure you run DVD Catalyst 3 once. The first time you run DVD Catalyst 3, it creates a folder which is used for settings, and this is the folder that DVD Catalyst Free for MP3 needs.

After that, start DVD Catalyst Free for MP3

DVD Catalyst Free is specifically designed to make things as easy as possible. Because of this, the program does not have any hidden features or options. It’s basically “what you see is what you get”

The options it does have:

Scan for DVDs. When the program is running when you insert a DVD, it will automatically recognize the DVD, otherwise, click on this button to have DVD Catalyst Free look for DVDs (real or mounted ISO’s with programs such as Daemontools). When it finds one (or more) DVD(s) it will access them briefly to obtain information about movies, tv episodes and special features.

Add video files. This will bring up a browse dialog that lets you select video files that are on your computer. You can select AVI, DIVX, MKV, MPEG and more video file types. DVD Catalyst Free for MP3 supports drag&drop as well, which (in our opinion) is a lot easier to use. Just drag your files, or even a folder filled with files onto the program and DVD Catalyst Free will sort out whatever files it finds that it can work with. If you want to convert a lot of video files, this is the way to go.

User Guide. This brings up the included (PDF) user guide of DVD Catalyst Free for MP3. It displays the full conversion process with screenshots, and also includes information on how to edit the created MP3 files afterwards to make the perfect ring tone. Because you are reading this, there is no real need for it at this point.

Select all. After scanning a DVD, DVD Catalyst Free automatically enables the longest video track on the DVD (usually the movie). If you want to convert every track on the DVD (special features or TV episodes for example) clicking this will enable all of them. After selecting a previously unselected track, it will be briefly scanned to determine if there are additional languages.

Select none. If you want to go through the entire track list yourself, or when you added a folder of files, you can remove the entire selection.

Audio Maximizer. This setting increases the audio quality (from 128kbps to 160kbps) and in addition, it increases the volume to a certain level. With this enabled, your ring tones will all have the same loudness.

For the purpose of this guide, we will create a ring tone from the classic “The Dukes of Hazzard” TV show.

*Start the program

*Insert your DVD (or add your video files with the button or drag them onto the program)

After scanning, the tracks that were found are displayed. This particular TV show DVD has a so-called “play-all” track that contains all the episodes. Since we just need the intro-song, which is found in every episode, we just select a single, shorter episode.

To make sure we pick an episode that actually has the song, we can click on the DVD image in front of the track name, which bring up a preview. (enable the checkmark first before clicking the preview)

With the track/file we want enabled, close the preview, and click on the blue arrow at the bottom right to start the conversion process.

After the conversion process is complete, Windows Explorer will open up in the location of where the file was saved.

Editing MP3 files (make MP3 files into ring tones) with Audacity:

To create your own MP3 ringtones, you will need, besides DVD Catalyst Free for MP3 to rip the sound for you, a sound editor. Programs like Sound Forge, or various movie editor programs are capable of
doing this, but they can be a bit expensive. To do it for free, you can use Audacity.

Audacity is an open-source, free sound-editor application that enables you to cut out portions from sound-files and apply various audio effects on it as well.

Visit this website:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows

and download and install the following:

Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista: Audacity installer (.exe file) – The latest version of the free Audacity audio editor (v1.2.6 at the time of writing this)

LAME MP3 encoder – Allows Audacity to export MP3 files. (follow directions on the page)

After installation of this, start Audacity with the shortcut on your desktop

Drag your audio file onto the program, or use the top menu (File > open)

It will import the file. Depending on how long your MP3 file is, this can take a minute or so.

After the import is complete, you are presented something that looks like the following:

The display shows the full file (40 minutes in our case) which is a little hard to work with. First thing we do is make it more manageable.

Because the intro song is close to the beginning of the show, we click in the middle of the graphical display. It will put a line there

now tap the spacebar on your keyboard, and it should start playing the audio. If you are certain the line is not at a point you want to keep, click on it, and drag your mouse to the right to select the right half.

Now hit the “Del” key on your keyboard to remove the selected portion.

Now click on the button (above the “15:00″ in the screenshot) and it will zoom to fit the left-over portion into full view.

And just repeat this process a couple of times for both left and right sides until you only have the portion you want left.

Once you get into a smaller portion of the file, you can easily spot certain parts. The higher the blue area is, the louder the song is at that point, and if there is a flat area, such as where the line is in the above screenshot, it indicates a quiet area. These are spots where it transitions from one scene to another for example.

When you have everything cut out what you don’t want, you end up with something like this:

Now click on File > export to MP3, or if your phone only accepts wav as a ring tone file, select that instead.

Now just transfer the created file to your phone and set it as a ring tone. Please follow the instructions in the user guide of your phone on how to do this.

download the mp3 for the sample displayed above here

You can purchase ($5.95) DVD Catalyst Free Plus for iPad hereAfter purchase, download the zip file from the link in your order confirmation and install the included install file.

After install, run the program.

Insert a DVD and click on the DVD button at the bottom left or drag video files/folders onto the program. DVD Catalyst Free Plus can convert almost any video file, including AVI, ISO, MKV, MP4. It does not convert Amazon or Apple iTunes purchase/rented video files or so-called Digital Copies found on some DVDs and Blurays.

In the screenshots, we used a 720p MOV trailer from Despicable Me. Info about the movie can be found here

To boost the audio quality and maximize the volume (all your conversions will have the same volume if you use this) enable the checkmark with the speaker. If you want the video title displayed during the first few seconds of the video, enable the title checkmark. For Black bar removal options, click on the mountain scene button to see the available options.

You can add as many video files as you want, and if you have multiple DVD drives, DVD Catalyst Free Plus will convert from all of them. When you have the content you want to convert listed in the program, click on the arrow-button at the bottom right to start the conversion.

After the conversion is complete, DVD Catalyst Free Plus will ask you to connect your iPad to your computer.

After you have connected the iPad (and iTunes has started up) click on OK

Click on “Copy” to have DVD Catalyst Free Plus import the video file(s) into iTunes and transfer them to your iPad.

To download the converted trailer, click here

After download, extract the MP4 file from the zip file, and transfer it to your iPad using iTunes.

History of DVD and Video conversion tools:

When mobile video started to become popular around 2004, the first generation of video conversion tools became available. Conversion Wizards, Studio’s and the likes all provided an easy, step by step interface to walk you through the process, but the one problem all of them had was that you could only convert one thing at a time.When the lengthy conversion process was complete, you had to start over with the program, and click through all the steps again for your next movie or TV episode from the same DVD.

Over the years, some companies have improved their software to incorporate batch, in which you can queue up conversions before the conversion, but you still have to perform the steps for each item you want to convert. Others, with the popularity of dual-core and multi-core systems implemented a technique to convert multiple items at the same time, but if you are converting from DVD or are only converting a single video file, it does not help.

When we released our first software over 6 years ago (mDVD/mVideo), we did this to make our own life easier. We had a large collection of DVDs, and rather than clicking through an app over and over, we decided it was faster to build an application of our own to do this for us. With our software, as it still is today, you just adjust the settings for your device to your needs. You add video content to the program, and then start the process. Each item will be converted using the settings you provided, if its a single DVD movie, or if you are converting 100 video files.

With DVD Catalyst 1 we started with a “queue” system, a list of files/dvd tracks, where you could modify settings for each individual item (change language/subtitle on a few, remove black borders from others etc), and when you were happy with the settings and changes you made, the one click would convert everything.

With DVD Catalyst 2, our “gadget” collection (as well as the amount of supported devices in the program) was growing, and we came up with the idea of a “device queue” on top of the “video queue”. This enables you to create a list of devices, and everything you convert will be converted for all the devices. So if you have a Blackberry yourself, and someone else in your household has an iPod, you would end up with 2 files, one specifically optimized for each device. To this day, only DVD Catalyst has this capability.

With DVD Catalyst 3, we worked towards a 0-click system. Folder monitoring, language/subtitle selection/black bar removal, all completely automatic if you would want to. You can set DVD Catalyst 3 up in such a way that if you walk past your computer and insert a DVD, it will automatically convert it. When you walk past it a little later, and the DVD drive sticks out, all you have to do is replace the DVD for a different one.

So what is transparent batch?

A Batch conversion is a list of conversions, performed in order. When you start the conversion, the first item will be converted, and when complete, it will automatically continue to the next one, without the need to click on anything.

While there are a lot of programs that can do batch conversions, you need to set up each conversion individually, and then save the information to the batch-list. For a DVD with 4 TV episodes, this means you have to do this 4 times by hand. If you have a collection of 20 video files, you will have to do this 20 times.

Transparent batch works differently. We call it this, because to the user, the process is transparent. You don’t have to deal with it. Every conversion with our software is always treated as a batch-conversion, even if you are converting one item. Because of this, you don’t have to manually save each item for a batch conversion. You just add your DVD and select the episodes you want, or add a video file, 10 video files or 100 video files (just drag them onto the program) it does not matter. After that, just click on the button to start the process.

Existing customers, just click on the big cat-eyes in DVD Catalyst 3 to update to the latest version.

Changelog for DVD Catalyst 3.90:

With DVD Catalyst 3.90, we added some new exciting features.

File transfer:

A few weeks ago, we rebooted DVD Catalyst Free Plus to single-device versions to incorporate a build-in file-transfer. With just one device type to worry about, the implementation for this was fairly simple, however, with the multi-device capabilities of DVD Catalyst 3(queue up multiple devices) as well as the large number of different device types it supports, it needed to be implemented differently. While we are still working on making this work for some devices (The Zune mainly) it works for most popular devices and phones, either through hands-free iTunes syncing for the Apple iPhone and iPod series, or through file-copy to the device when connected in USB mode. Manual file transfer is an often asked question we receive by email as well as questions posted on forums, so we are excited to eliminate yet another complicated step for putting movies on your device.

Profiles:

Of course, as with every version release of DVD Catalyst 3, profiles for new and upcoming devices have been added. This time, the list includes the Droid 2, Droid X, HTC EVO 4G, Apple  iPhone 4, Windows Phone 7 and Microsoft Kin.

In addition, we added a “Backup” devicegroup, which includes a variety of DIVX, XVID and H264 profiles for backup purposes. Many people ask us what settings to use if they just want to put their DVDs on their laptop or computer, this is the answer. The conversion settings have been customized to produce great looking video.

In addition, various fixes have been applied, mainly in regards of 2-pass conversions and manual black border removal options.

DVD Catalyst 3.90 is currently available on www.tools4movies.com only. We are in the process of updating the installer files on the different sales sites that offer DVD Catalyst 3 for sale. If you do have an older version of DVD Catalyst 3, just click on the cat-eyes in the program to update to the latest version.

We are getting close to DVD Catalyst 4.0, and for the first time, we are not creating a completely new version from scratch. In the 3 years that DVD Catalyst 3 has been available, it has continued to grow in features, updated with new devices and features on a near-monthly basis and still we are not done. As a result, DVD Catalyst 4 will be a free upgrade to DVD Catalyst 3 customers when released !

Even for the people who purchased DVD Catalyst 3.0 when it was first released 3 years ago, they will be able to upgrade to DVD Catalyst 4.0 completely free.This is something unheard of in the industry.

We currently do not have a release date set for DVD Catalyst 4. To quote a (in)famous developer, The release date is “When it’s done!”.

It has taken us a long time to get from 3.0 to 3.9, and many similar applications have increased major version numbers by 1 or 2 only because one new feature was added, but for us, a full version increase has to be something special. The newly added file-transfer mode in DVD Catalyst 3 is grounbreaking enough to come close (which is why we went from 3.86 to 3.90), but we are looking for something even bigger for DVD Catalyst 4.0. If you have any ideas, suggestions or requests, please let us know.

Safety Reports:

Due to the laziness of some virus scanners, many software applications get flagged once in a while as being falsely infected with malware. We use VirusTotal, a webservice that uses 40+ virus scanners to check files for bad stuff on all our publicly available files. Below you will find links to the scan-reports we performed.

All our files are 100% clean.

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Unless your device is some vague unknown brand, DVD Catalyst 3 is capable of creating video content for it. Usually selecting a profile for a similar device will produce the desired results, but you can further tweak your settings by clicking on “Modify”.

In general, you can perform the following steps to figure out what works best.

Most devices these days support H264 MPEG4 files. Start with the Apple > iPod Nano profile (not fast or HQ), don’t make any changes, start a conversion, and hit the skip button after a couple of minutes in the conversion. Transfer the small clip over to your device, and see if it plays.

If it plays, click on Modify, and change the screen resolution to the same as your device, or something slightly less. Note that some phones list the width and height in a reverse order (320×480) in their specifications. For video, the larger number is always in front (480×320). STart a conversion again, and see if the file works. If it does, you can adjust the video quality settings in “Modify” and see what works best for you. As a general rule of thumb, select something close to the width of your device screen as the video quality and go from there. for 800×480, 800Kbps is a good start, for 480×320, 480Kbps is acceptable.

If the iPod formatted file does not play and your device supports MPEG4 files, select Apple > iPod Nano (Fast) this uses the socalled MPEG4 SP compression technique. If it works, follow the steps above to make changes

If the device supports MPEG4, but doesnt recognize MP4 video files (some stand-alone DVD players with video file support), select the iPod Nano profile again, but in “Modify” change the conversion format to “divx5_mp3″ or “xvid_mp3″

If you experience issues, just send us an email using the “Email Us” button at the top of DVD Catalyst 3, and provide us with the device specifications or, preferably, a website link to it.

DVD Catalyst uses a “minimum playtime” filter to ignore things like trailers and advertisements on a DVD, but to make it as easy as possible to convert both movies and TV show DVDs, every track on the DVD that exceeds this play length will appear in the conversion list.

If you are converting a movie DVD, usually just disabling all the tracks except the longest one will get you just the movie, but if we take Top Gun for example, it can be a little confusing.

The Top Gun DVD in the screen shot shows 2 identical movie tracks. One is a standard 4:3 screen (full screen on older TV sets) and the other is the Wide-Screen version.

Unfortunately due to the official DVD standard, its not possible to detect which one is which during scanning of the DVD, because the resolution is actually identical. The full-screen version is 720×480, but the wide-screen version also has this resolution. It just has black padding added to it to fit that resolution. So to figure out which one you want to convert, you will have to use the “preview”

Left-Click once on the track you want to preview, and at the bottom, click on the “Preview” button to view your selection.

The first track clearly shows the black borders, so this is the Wide-Screen version of the movie.

The second track doesn’t have the black borders, so this is the “full-screen” version of the movie.

To determine which one you should use for your device, look at your device screen. If it looks fairly square, the full-screen one would be the best one to go, if your screen is more rectangular, pick the wide-screen version. Blackberries with a permanent keyboard, Apple iPod Classic/Nano/Video are squarish, iPhone, PSP and most touch-screen devices are rectangular.

While the above might seem like making things more complicated, it actually makes things a lot easier in general. With the growing popularity of TV shows on DVD, With DVD Catalyst you just insert the DVD, wait for the scanning, and start the conversion. With ALL other DVD conversion tools, you will have to convert each episode one by one (convert an episode, start over in the program and convert the next) or manually add each episode to the conversion queue.

If we insert a DVD from Lost Season 3, after scanning, all the episodes are enabled, all you need to do is click Go. If you have multiple DVD drives, just fill them with DVD’s and with a single click you can start the conversion of an entire season.

There are a few tricks that you can use to make this easier though.

Automatic

DVD Catalyst 3 has a setting in the DVD tab in Global Settings called Automatic Movie/Episode recognition. This setting, when enabled before scanning a DVD, will have DVD Catalyst 3 look at the playlengths of each track it finds, and if it finds multiple tracks of the same length (TV show episodes are usually close to the same playtime) it will just enable the episodes. If it finds a long track, and a bunch of different playlength tracks, it will just enable the longest one (usually the movie)

Manual

Due to the large variety of different DVD structures, the automatic setting does not always work (it works with about 95% of the DVDs on the market)

You can manually enable/disable tracks for conversion by selecting one or more of them, and add/remove the checkmark below the list called “Enable selection for conversion”

Playlength filter

If you are converting all the content on a DVD, or only convert movies, you can adjust the playlength filter which is also located in the DVD tab in Global Settings (“Minimum playtime filter …”) Because this setting tells DVD Catalyst 3 to ignore ever DVD track that is shorter than the selected setting, you can lower it to convert trailers/special features or easter eggs, or if you increase it, it will ignore TV shows for example.

Description:

Some DVDs feature a protection system that exceeds specifications of the official DVD standard. Especially some high-profile Sony released movies include protection systems called RipGuard and ARCOSS, which is intended to prevent you from converting DVDs from one format to another. DVDs that feature such protection technologies often have issues with playback on older stand-alone DVD players, as well as issues with playback on computers.

The ARCCOSS system creates a large number of fake tracks on the DVD, intended to confuse and trip conversion applications. When DVD Catalyst finds such a DVD, it will bring up the selecting box shown in the screen shot above. While it can filter-out most of the fake tracks (in the screenshot, the tracks without any playlength are fake) it can take a long time to scan through them all, so it is quicker to manually select them yourself.

The RipGuard system, which works usually together with ARCOSS, ads a scene-scrambling method on top of the DVD tracks, which results in most conversion tools to convert the movie or TV episode out of order (the middle at the beginning, the end after that, and the beginning at the end for example)

What to do with this:

DVD Catalyst automatically selects the track with the longest playtime, and if this is the correct one (it usually is) just click OK, and start your conversion as normal. You can use the preview to get a quick look to make sure.

If you rather have DVD Catalyst scan through all the tracks, just click cancel, and it will scan the DVD just like it would do with any other DVD.

If your DVD does have RipGuard, and you realize the scenes are out of order, the best way is to close DVD Catalyst, and start a DVD player program, or play the DVD in an actual DVD player. When the playback reaches the actual movie, have a look at the properties of the currently playing track (on a real DVD player, look at the LCD screen for the tracknumber, or turn on the on-screen-display to see it, on a computer, rightclick on the video and look for properties for example) and then after DVD Catalyst brings up the selection dialog, select the track you found.

If you continue to have issues with this particular DVD, installing a trial version of AnyDVD or DVD43 will help as well.

Black borders during playback:

By default, DVD Catalyst removes the black padding that you find on some wide-screen movies, and then it adjusts the size (resolution) of  the video to fit within the screen size selected in the device profile, without changing the way it looks.

If the original video looks like this:

The black borders will be removed from the actual video first, which makes it look like this:

After that, if the selected device screen size is smaller than the resulting video without black borders, it will be reduced in size to make it fit completely on the screen of your device:

To make movies full-screen on your device, you can either stretch (“Anamorphic” the movies, however, your video will end up looking “wrong” Widescreen movies will have people look tall and skinny, and when you convert a standard movie to a widescreen device, people will look fat and short.

Another option is to cut-off parts of the sides (or top and bottom) to make the movie fit full-screen

Full screen video, looks great. But what did we lose?

Original

Cropped

While DVD Catalyst 3 is fully capable to make the movies full-screen for your device, the reason why it defaults to just removing black borders if they are actually there and not make movies full-screen for the selected screen resolution is because you will lose either the crisp look (stretching) of the video, or you will lose part of the video (cropping) itself to make movies full-screen.

Most video players actually have zoom functions that can do this with the video during playback, so you can choose your display mode.

You can change the black border behavior in Global Settings > Borders.

Lower resolution:

By default, DVD Catalyst does not “upscale” the video. When your video is of a lower resolution than the selected device screen size, the original resolution will be kept of your video.

Many people don’t realize that with recent popular devices such as the Droid, iPad, iPhone 4, the screen resolution of the device is actually larger than that of a DVD.

An iPad has a screen size of 1024×768, but a DVD only has 720×480 as it’s resolution. When the movie is wide-screen, and you remove the black borders, the resolution is even less.

While it is possible to increase the resolution of as video file to a higher resolution, this does not improve the quality. Pixels are just increased in size, similar as when you blow-up a picture to a larger size. In most cases, the video ends up looking a bit blurry, and in addition, because the larger amount of individual pixels that all need some data to determine their color, you end up with a larger filesize.

The above image shows the pixel-increase from 320×240 to 640×480. In this example, the total amount of pixels is 4x as much as the original video, so to maintain the same quality, the video portion of the file ends up 4x as large as the original.

When we do upscale the video, the above image gives you an (exaggerated) idea of what happens. The video turns either blocky or blurry, and does not justify the increase in file-size to maintain the same quality. Especially not when almost all video-capable devices automatically zoom the video to fit the screen anyway.

This is why DVD Catalyst 3 by default leaves the original video screen size as is when the selected device screen size is higher than the resolution of your original video. You end up with a better video quality and a smaller file size.

If you do want to “upscale” your video, you can enable this in Global Settings > Conversion (“Allow upscaling”)

DVD Catalyst 3.90 is now available, and includes profiles for the new iPhone 4 !!

The Apple iPhone 4 is close to being released, and questions for ripping your movies for the iPhone 4 are coming in as well.

The next release of DVD Catalyst 3 will have profiles for it, but at this time we are uncertain if the update will be available at the time of release. We are working on some new features that will make DVD Catalyst even easier to use than before; With the new DVD Catalyst Free 2.0 apps, we spend a considerable amount of time in implementing automatic file transfer. Available only in DVD Catalyst Free Plus, after your videos are converted, it will provide you with an easy way to select and transfer the video content directly to your device, all with a simple button-press. With the upcoming update (3.87) this will be available in DVD Catalyst 3 as well, but, due to the huge number of different devices, as well as the multi-device capabilities, its not just a simple copy&paste on our end to make it work. While functional at this time, there are still some kinks that need to be straightened out to make it work as it should.

So, to convert movies for your iPhone 4, in case the update is not available when you have your phone, you can use the following settings:

All the Apple profiles will work, however, we suggest to use the Apple iPad profiles for best results. As usual, Apple again decided to use a non-standard screen resolution, so the 960 x 640 resolution is currently not listed in DVD Catalyst 3, but the way DVD Catalyst works with resolutions, you can select 960×960 as a resolution, and with “remove black bars from file” your wide-screen movies will look great on your iPhone 4.

If you decide to use TV-out, we recommend to use the HD 720 > Apple TV or Apple iPad profiles without any modification.

Another option is to use DVD Catalyst Free (or Free Plus) for iPhone 4, which does have the correct resolution for the iPhone 4.

More info on that here:

http://www.tools4movies.com/2010/06/dvd-catalyst-free-for-iphone-4g/

(This applies to DVD Catalyst as well as most other DVD and video file conversion tools)

* 99 Tracks / Scrambled Scenes. Some newer DVDs feature a non-DVD compliant protection system. This protection system (called ARCOSS) can affect playback on an actual DVD player, as well as cause complications for the conversion. The easiest way to figure out the proper track to use is to play the DVD on your DVD player. Start the movie, and then either on it’s LCD display or in the On Screen Display (OSD) look at the tracknumber displayed. When you start DVD Catalyst with the DVD, select the same track number, and your movie will convert fine.

* DVD protection. If you are having issues with a new-ish movie, its possible the DVD protection is causing complications. On this website, we have a “Problem DVD” section where we list DVD’s that we are aware of causing some complications. If your DVD is not listed, try an older DVD, and see if that works.

*Video file DRM. Movies such as Amazon’s Digital Downloads, iTunes rental/purchases and Digital Copies feature a DRM (protection system)  that requires activation. These files are tied to a single computer or a single (iTunes-) account, and devices that do not have the same capability can not play these files. Most conversion tools can not convert these files.

* DVD drive. In brand-computers such as Dell/Gateway/HP, cheaper-made DVD drives are often used, which can cause issues during conversion. Usually this only happens with dual-layer DVDs, at the point where the movie switches from the first layer to the second (halfway during the conversion) so I don’t think it applies to you, but if possible try a different DVD drive, or install DVD Catalyst on a different computer to see if that works better.

* Conflicting software. It is possible you have some software installed that is interfering with the conversion. Many video-related programs install so-called “helper” programs. These helper programs jump in when a certain video file type is being accessed on the computer, to improve quality, to detect information or to make it easier to import the video in an editting application. When the conversion is running and one of these helpers try and access the file, the conversion stops.
Programs such as Pinnacle Studio and Nero Showtime do this, but one of the most commonly used is the DIVX codec.
Please have a look in the DVD Catalyst manual at the bottom of page 77, where some information about some settings changes for the DIVX codec are explained with screenshots. If that doesnt help, try booting your computer in Windows Safe Mode, and try a conversion from there. In Safe mode, startup items and helper-apps are usually not loaded, so they do not interfere with the conversion.

* DVD Catalyst has a failsafe that kills the conversion if the conversion appears to be locked up. If you are using a slow computer, or, if a different program is accessing the DVD at the same time (a DVD player program for example) this could kick in to make sure no hardware damage is done.

Today was such a day. On DroidForums.net, someone asked about downloading free movies, and while the question probably applied to new releases, there is in fact a often-overlooked website that legally provides download links to movies for free, the Internet Archive.

Whenever I am scrounging the web, I stumble upon websites that no longer exist. A quick visit to the Internet Archive, which contains snapshots of websites taken at various times, usually provides me with what I am looking for, but the Internet Archive is more. Besides collecting websites, they also collect movies and TV shows that are out of copyright.

Older movies, such as Hercules, Ben Hur, Cleopatra and more. The best thing about it is, they provide downloads to these movies in different video formats, including MP4, which is compatible with most current video devices. Just visit the www.archive.org website, and have a look around. If you are in luck (Android devices for example) the MP4 files will even stream, so you can watch the classics wherever you have 3G reception.

Movies

TV

You can find the download link for MKV2MP4 at the end of this article. Please read through the information provided to understand its capabilities and its limitations. MKV2MP4 is provided for free, as is, without any warranties or support. The software is Alpha, and possibly has (most likely will have) issues.

If you do not know what MKV files are, this tool is not for you.

While DVD Catalyst 3 (and other conversion tools) can convert MKV files to a format that can be played on your XBOX 360 or PS3, the conversion is usually a long process. For most MKV files, conversion is usually not entirely necessary. Often, the video format is in AVC/H264 format, which is fully compatible with MP4 files, however, due to the way the file formats themselves are created, you can not just simply rename an MKV file to MP4. This is where MKV2MP4 comes in. Rather than re-compressing the video to the same format, it just rips the video and audio parts of the MKV file, and then stitches them together into an MP4 file. Of course not as fast as just renaming the file, the format-change process of MKV2MP4 is actually quite fast, depending mainly on your harddrive speed. On a recent computer, you can *convert* a 2 hour MKV video file in about 20 minutes, while maintaining the actual original quality of the MKV file. By using a conversion tool, you will lose some quality in the conversion process, and it takes considerably more time.

This is all amazing, but whats the catch?

Quite simple, not all MKV files will convert to MP4 files that will play on your XBOX or PS3

Because the video and audio portions are not actually being converted using specific XBOX or PS3 compatible settings, you are at the mercy of the creator/creation tool used to create the file. If settings were used during the creation of the MKV file that are incompatible with your playback device, these settings will also find their way in the created MP4 file.

So why use it?

If the same program is used, or the file is created by the same company/person, they usually use the same settings for each file that is created. So, with a little trial and error, you can find out what works best. Of course you can use a conversion tool like DVD Catalyst 3 to fully convert each of your MKV files, but if you have a lot of files from one person/company, and these play fine on your XBOX or PS3 after running them through MKV2MP4, you can save yourself a LOT of time.

Pro:

Very fast. Your harddrive speed is the limiting factor.

No quality loss for video

Can split files into multiple parts to bypass file size limit of device.

Con:

Doesn’t work with every MKV file

Requires about 4x the file size of your MKV file in free space for proper processing of the file.

Have a look at the included guide or read below for the online version

1. Before you start

MKV2MP4 is an application intended to change the format of one video file type to another as quickly as possible. Many (not all) MKV video files already contain video and audio content that is compatible with devices such as the XBOX 360 and the PS3, however, because these devices are not capable of playback of MKV files, a format change is required. While any XBOX360 or PS3 converter can convert these files to the proper format, a recompression of both the video and the audio portion is performed, which in turn reduces the quality AND can be quite time consuming.

MKV2MP4 was created to speed this process up, and to leave the video portion unmodified. It extracts the original video and audio portions from the MKV file, and then it merges these into an MP4 video file. A full conversion from MKV to MP4 can take up to 10-12 hours for a 2 hour movie, but with MKV2MP4, this process can take as little as 20 minutes, depending on the speed of your computer’s harddrive(s).

Important: Because the video portion is left UNMODIFIED, it depends on how the original MKV file was created. Both XVID and AVC video can be transfered into an MP4 file, however, if the settings for the creation of the video portion is done with incompatible settings, the resulting file will also not be completely compatible.

2. What does MKV2MP4 do?

MKV2MP4 performs the following steps to change an MKV video file into an MP4 file.

· First it extracts the video portion from the MKV file to an AVI (for XVID) or H264 (AVC) video-only file. If a different format is detected, it will convert it to a compatible format using the setting you selected. MKV can contain lots of different video formats, however MP4 not so much.

· Then it extracts the audio portion of the MKV file to a separate AAC (for aac audio) or AC3 (for AC3/E-AC3) file. If the audio is in a different format, it will be converted to AAC audio.

· If the original video portion was in H264 format, a small modification will be made to the header of the file to make sure the proper AVC Level ID is set.

· In the last step, both the video and the audio portion will be merged into a single MP4 file, or if enabled (and required for big files basically) the resulting file will be split into a few different parts.

3. What is MKV2MP4 NOT?

MKV2MP4 is not a converter. In the sense of the word, yes, it is, and while it does have conversion capabilities, it is not designed as a conversion tool for MKV files, DVD Catalyst 3 is designed for that, and does a better job of it with more options. MKV2MP4 is only intended to change MKV files to MP4 format, that’s it. It does not offer any configuration options other than the ones offered, and most importantly, it does not support subtitles.

4. System requirements

· DVD Catalyst 3 (with Boosterpack 2) needs to be installed and run at least once. Upon first-run, DVD Catalyst 3 installs a few files in the “Application Data” folder on your computer, which are used by MKV2MP4. Without these files, MKV2MP4 will not function (and not run). The trial version of DVD Catalyst is sufficient though.

· The processor speed does not affect much, however, the audio portion usually needs to be converted, and for that, it helps to have a faster system.

· Plenty of harddrive space. About 4x the size of the MKV file due to the need to extract the video and audio into separate streams, modify them if needed, and creating the resulting MP4 file.

· Fast harddrive (s). The faster the drive is, the faster the format change. Do not use an external drive for both the source location and the temporary/output locations. It works best by using an external drive for storage of your MKV’s and use an internal drive for both temporary and output.

5. Compatibility

Due to the various ways MKV files are created, compatibility is NOT guaranteed. Created MP4 files usually play on XBOX 360 and PS3, however, not all of them. In addition, the XBOX 360 for example, has a maximum file size limit of 4GB, so if you are changing a 9GB MKV file, you will have to enable the “split in parts option”.

6. Step by step

Using MKV2MP4 is quite simple. It has been designed to make things very easy, and to eliminate as much confusion as possible.

Start the program by using its shortcut.

Drag one or more MKV file(s) (or a folder containing them onto the program.

The files are briefly scanned, and the ones added will be shown in a list. For your convenience the playtime of each file is displayed after the filename.

Clicking on any file in the list will show its main properties, such as video and audio tracks, and what format and language they are in.

Now just click on Start to have MKV2MP4 perform the various steps involved for changing the files you added.

Below the progress bar, it shows the log, and what step is currently performed.

7. Log explained

To explain the log, we’ll use part of the log from the session used for the screenshots above.

5/10/2010 1:17:37 PM * Application started.

· First log entry is added when you start the program.

5/10/2010 1:17:46 PM * Checking 1 item

5/10/2010 1:17:48 PM * Found 1 MKV file

5/10/2010 1:17:48 PM * Scanning complete

· We added a file, and it was briefly accessed to provide MKV2MP4 with the details it needs to process the file.

5/10/2010 1:40:44 PM * Extracting video from Sample Video 2.mkv

· The video portion of the MKV file is being extracted to a separate file.

5/10/2010 1:40:49 PM * Changed AVC Level ID

· A small modification is made to the file to make it more compatible with XBOX 360 and PS3 devices. The “Level” is modified.

5/10/2010 1:40:49 PM * Extracting audio from Sample Video 2.mkv

· The audio portion of the MKV file is extracted. If the MKV has multiple audio streams, only the one that you selected is extracted to a separate audio file.

5/10/2010 1:40:51 PM * Deflating audio from Sample Video 2.mkv

· The audio file is deflated to an uncompressed WAV file.

5/10/2010 1:41:56 PM * Converting audio from Sample Video 2.mkv

· The uncompressed WAV file is converted to 160Kbps AAC Stereo audio

5/10/2010 1:43:19 PM * Creating sample video 2.mp4

· The slightly modified video only portion is merged (muxed) with the recompressed audio file into a single MP4 file.

5/10/2010 1:43:28 PM * Finished sample video 2.mp4

· File format change is complete

5/10/2010 1:43:29 PM * Completed *

· All the items you added have been processed.

8. Settings / Options explained

00001 – Sample Video 2.mkv – 0:24:30

File entry in the list. When you add MKV files to the program, it will be displayed here after scanning. If the number in the list (00001) looks like this *00001*, the video format is in an unsupported format (such as WMV) or the screensize of your original file is too large for it to work properly on an XBOX 360 or PS3. The file change will probably still work, (unsupported video formats trigger automatic conversion) however, it is likely the created MP4 file will not play on your device. If you enable the “Skip flagged files” checkmark, these files will be ignored.

1 H264 VIDEO ???

Video stream ID, video format and language. Some MKV’s have multiple video portions, which will be listed in the dropdown. It will also display either the language, or if the language for the video portion is not defined (which is usually the case) it will just display “???” instead of the language code. It is likely you will see the same for most of your MKV files.

Convert to H264 / Convert to XVID

MP4 files can contain H264 (AVC) video or XVID video while maintaining compatibility with the standard, however MKV has a lot more freedom in what it supports. You can include WMV video, FLV video and a lot more, without any compatibility issues with the MKV standard. Because of this, it is often needed to convert the unsupported video stream to one that can be used in an MP4 file. While many of the formats that do not work with MP4 automatically trigger a conversion of the format, if you want to convert a supported stream to a different supported format, enable the checkmark for this setting.

Keep in mind that this will take a lot longer, and will be slower than if you would use an actual conversion tool such as DVD Catalyst 3.

2 AUDIO AAC 1CH …

Similar to the video track dropdown, but for audio. Audio track ID, Audio format, amount of channels and language if specified.

Usually you will want to select the track with the most amount of channels. In the above example, the other 2 tracks are very likely commentary tracks.

Convert to AAC

Similar as the “Convert to” checkmark for video, but then for the audio portion. With this enabled (default) all the audio tracks processed will be converted to 160Kbps AAC Stereo audio. The XBOX360 does not like multi-channel audio in an MP4 video file, so this needs to be converted over. By removing this checkmark, both AC3 audio and AAC audio streams, regardless of the amount of channels will be kept unmodified (no conversion done) however, other formats, such as Ogg audio and DTS, both of which are not supported in MP4 files, will still be converted to the AAC Stereo audio format.

Temp Folder

Click on the location displayed (defaults to your “My Documents” folder) to change the location you want to use for temp files. The process requires quite a bit of file space (about 4x the filesize of your MKV video file) so make sure there is plenty of space available. For performance reasons, its best to select a different harddrive for your temp location than the one you have your original files stored on.

Output folder

Click on the location displayed (defaults to your “My Documents” folder) to change the location you want to use for MP4 files. Because the files are not or only slightly modified, you need to have at least the same amount of space available as your original MKV files. To speed up the process a bit, use a different drive than the one you use for your temporary files. Because the MP4 file is created from the temp files, you can use the same location as your original MKV files.

Skip flagged files

If during scanning of the original MKV file an unsupported video format is found, or if the screen size is larger than 1280×720, the file will be “flagged” in the list (*00001* instead of 00001) By enabling this checkmark, flagged files will be skipped completely. For unsupported video formats, an automatic conversion is triggered, but for MKVs with a higher resolution, you will have to use a conversion tool such as DVD Catalyst 3 to actually convert the files.

Clear temp files

After the change-process is finished for a file, the temporarily created files will automatically be deleted. If you want to keep them for a different purpose, remove the checkmark. The same filenames are used for each item, so if they are not removed and you process another file, they will be overwritten.

Split in X parts

The XBOX 360 cannot play video files larger than 4GB (unless they are WMV). If your MKV files are larger than 4GB, you will have to split them into multiple, smaller parts, so that they can be played by the XBOX360. (or if you use a USB stick that does not have enough room for the whole file) With the split checkmark enabled, the file will be split into portions during the creation of the MP4 file (at the same time, so it doesn’t slow things down). Files will end up being named like “my movie 0001.mp4” “my movie 0002.mp4” and so on.

Copy to Clipboard

This copies the current log to the clipboard memory, so you can use paste in an email or text-file for another use.

Start

This starts the format change process.

9. F.A.Q.

First off, MKV2MP4 is not an actual conversion tool. While it does perform various steps to make an MP4 file from an MKV file, it does not fully convert the file, so its quite possible the created video files DO NOT work on an XBOX 360 or PS3 system. It depends on numerous things, mainly the source of the MKV file and what settings were used by the original creator of the file. If your resulting MP4 file does not work on your player, you can use a conversion tool like DVD Catalyst 3 to actually convert the file to the proper format, however, this is of course a lot more time consuming.

Secondly, MKV2MP4 is an Alpha version, and is provided as a free download. While it works, issues can (and probably will) come up.

Lastly, this tool is intended for people who are familiar with MKV files. If you have no idea what MKV is or what it is used for, this tool is not for you.

Download MKV2MP4 using the following link:

www.tools4movies.com/mkv2mp4.zip

Please note that it requires DVD Catalyst 3 with Boosterpack 2 to be installed and run at least once.

You can download the latest DVD Catalyst 3 Trial version (including Boosterpack 2) by using the following link:

www.tools4movies.com/dc38tr.zip

If you are using an older version of DVD Catalyst 3 that does not include the Boosterpack, you can download the Boosterpack by using the following link:

www.tools4movies.com/dc3b.zip

To update DVD Catalyst 3 to the latest version, just click on the cat-eyes in the program.

Please read the included guide first before you start asking questions.

The problem lies in the phone. Playing the video files on anything else (tip: use Quicktime on a PC to verify your files) results in perfect sync, however when the same file is played on a HTC HD2, the audio does not match up to the video. Looking around on the web, I found a couple of reviews as well as a few forum-threads on this issue, including a variety of different things people have tried.Different conversion tools, different video players (TCPMP, CorePlayer etc) all resulted in the same problem.

The only solution that resulted in watchable video is to encode video is to force the audio to start a quarter of a second later than the video, and when this is played on the device itself, it lines up better.

I am currently in testing with a few DVD Catalyst users to work out the specifics, and the next update will have an option to adjust this, however, I have to stress that this is a method I personally do not like. Files created with this adjustment will only play properly on the affected devices, and can not be used for anything else. I use my converted files as a backup, and often load a couple of movies from my collection onto a netbook so I can view them when I have to go somewhere. With this solution, they will only be useful on the phone itself. In various forums, people mentioned that they contacted HTC with the issue, and some reported receiving a confirmation of the issue, and that they are “working on it” while others reported that “no issue was found by the support engineers”

Either way, a solution is in the works on our end, but, if you do use your phone for video playback, and have a chance to change it out for a different model, I’d suggest to do so.

For your convenience I converted a movie trailer (Robin Hood) to HD2 format.

The zipfile contains 2 MP4 video files, one converted normally (plays fine on the computer in QUicktime) while the other has the HTC audio fix applied to it.

http://www.tools4movies.com/HTC/robinhood.zip

One of the disadvantages that comes from releasing new phones on a monthly basis is that the support from these companies is not the greatest. Due to the amount of different models, it’s hard for a company to address each issue for each phone

In a lot of cases it’s possible to create 1 file that can play on a lot of different devices, however there are a few things you should think of before you consider going this route.

* To make files work, you will have to optimize your conversion profile to the maximum settings of the device with the most limitations. This could be a smaller screen resolution, a lower video quality or framerate or even the audio quality.

* To improve quality on the more powerful devices you want to use for playback of the video file, you will have to use the maximum quality the most limited device can handle. This could result in over-sized video files, leaving less room for additional videos.

However, if you have one file that can play on all your devices, you save storage space, leaving room for expansion of your file-collection.

How to determine what settings to use?

To figure out what settings to use for a file that can play on multiple devices, it takes a bit of research to get the settings right.

First off, the conversion format needs to be playable by the device. If you are using any Apple products, you are basically stuck with MP4. If you have a Blackberry, most can play MP4, but the older ones use AVI, some Windows Mobile devices can play WMV and MP4. So in short, look up the specifications of each of your devices, and make note of the video formats it can handle. With the above information, if we would want a video file that plays on an Apple iPad, a Blackberry Storm and a HTC HD2, we would pick the MP4 as the file format.

Secondly, the screen size. Some devices are restricted in what maximum screen resolution it will play. Some devices are even more restricted in that the files have to be a certain exact screen size. So, from each devices specifications look up the screen resolution or, if specified, the maximum supported resolution (whichever is higher) of the device (note: some specifications list limitations to the video recording. this is not the same as video playback) Compare these, and basically pick the lowest of the bunch.

Lastly, Quality. This is a bit of trial and error. Basically pick the highest quality the weakest device can handle, so that it would look good on bigger screens as well.

* The quickest and easiest way to figure out what works and what not is to create a clip using the profile for each of your devices, and then try the created files on all your devices. If you create a file using the Droid profile, and another using the iPod Classic profile, try the iPod file on the Droid, and the Droid file on the iPod, and see what works.

* If one or more of your collection of devices is limiting the settings too much, consider leaving that one out of the profile. If you are creating video files for an XBOX 360, an Apple TV and an iPod Video 5G, you might want to consider creating a separate file for the iPod, because it would be too much of a quality loss on the HD-TV-connected devices to play the iPod compatible files.

* If a device is not capable of playback of a file format that is supported by the others, you can see if there is a video player application for your particular device that would make the format work, or, dont take that one into account, and create separate video files for that one.

To use DVD Catalyst on an Apple computer or laptop, there are a few options to make things work.

Bootcamp.

The best way to run DVD Catalyst on a MAC is to use Bootcamp. Bootcamp is a tool on Apple computers that enables you to install a WIndows version next to (Snow) Leopard. After you install Windows on bootcamp, when you turn on your MAC, you have a choice between starting Windows or OS X. Once you are in Windows, you can install DVD Catalyst normally, and everything will work as it should.

Pro’s:

Fast conversions (faster than when you use DVD Catalyst on a Windows computer with similar specifications)

Cons:

When you start up in Windows mode, you don’t have access to your files in (Snow) Leopard

Virtual:

Besides bootcamp, you can use a PC emulator such as VM Ware Fusion, Parallels Desktop or VirtualBox. These programs create a “virtual” PC on your MAC that you can just run like any other MAC application, and you can install operating systems such as Windows and Linux in them. If you install Windows in a virtual computer, you can run and use DVD Catalyst. Unfortunately, while these virtual computers do have access to your MAC’s DVD drive, not everything is accessible. These programs do not properly redirect some of the security features of the drive, so playback/conversion of commercial DVDs, as well as playing some of the newer games (Ubisoft) that use DRM will not work properly. To convert DVDs with DVD Catalyst (or any other software) this way, even with programs such as AnyDVD, will not work properly because of this.

To make it work with a virtual computer, basically the DVD contents first needs to be copied over to your MAC’s harddrive using tools such as Mac the Ripper or MAC DVD Ripper Pro and then using the shared-drive setup of your VM Ware Fusion/Parallels/VirtualBox setup, you can convert these files using DVD Catalyst.

Pro’s:

No need to dual-boot. Just run the virtual Windows-computer as a program on your MAC. Both VM Ware Fusion as well as Parallels even make it look like it runs on the MAC itself.

Cons:

Does not work directly from protected (commercial) DVDs. DVDs need to be ripped to hard drive first, then made accessible to the virtual computer.

Slower. Besides the additional time required to copy the files from the DVD, the conversion runs in a virtual computer while (Snow) Leopard is also running, providing less computer power to the conversions.

Requires (besides Windows) third-party programs to run Windows (VM Ware Fusion and Parallels are not free) as well as copying the DVD.

Why is there no native version of DVD Catalyst for the MAC?

We (I) have been working on it, but due to the differences between Windows and OSX, it requires a major rewrite on our part. DVD Catalyst is a 1-man job (Its just me doing everything) and the development tools used to create DVD Catalyst are not available on the MAC. So to make a MAC version of DVD Catalyst, a different programming tool (and language) needs to be used to make things work. This is very time consuming, and while maintaining DVD Catalyst 3 for Windows at the same time is more time than there are hours in the day. A start was made on DVD Catalyst for the MAC, however, due to a lack of time, it has been put (and still is) on hold. No release date is known at this point.

Download the file you want to watch, extract the video from the zip, then transfer the file directly to your Blackberry in USB mode for best results. Do not use Windows Media Player or the Blackberry Video transfer tool to transfer. The files can also be played on your computer using Apple Quicktime.

Exit Through The Gift Shop

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/exitthroughthegiftshop/

Exit Through the Gift Shop, the first film by renowned graffiti artist Banksy, became the hottest ticket at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival where it made its world debut. Banksy is a graffiti artist with a global reputation whose work can be seen on walls from post—hurricane New Orleans to the separation barrier on the Palestinian West Bank. Fiercely guarding his anonymity to avoid prosecution, Banksy has so far resisted all attempts to be captured on film. Exit Through the Gift Shop tells the incredible true story of how an eccentric French shop keeper turned documentary maker attempted to locate and befriend Banksy, only to have the artist turn the camera back on its owner – with spectacular results. The film contains exclusive footage of Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Invader and many of the world’s most infamous graffiti artists at work, on walls and in interview. As Banksy describes it, “It’s basically the story of how one man set out to film the un—filmable. And failed”

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/ExitThroughTheGiftShop.zip

Wild Grass

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/sony/wildgrass/

A wallet lost and found opens the door — slightly — to Georges and Marguerite’s romantic adventure. After examining the ID of its owner, it is not a simple matter for Georges to turn in to the police the red wallet he has found. Nor can Marguerite retrieve her wallet without being piqued with curiosity about the person who found it. As George and Marguerite navigate the social protocols of giving and acknowledging thanks, turbulence enters their everyday lives. WILD GRASS is based on the novel “L’incident” by French novelist Christian Gailly.

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/WildGrass.zip

Scott Pilgrim vs The World

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/universal/scottpilgrimvstheworld/

Meet charming and jobless Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera). A bass guitarist for garage band Sex Bob—omb, the 22—year—old has just met the girl of his dreams…literally. The only catch to winning Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead)? Her seven evil exes are coming to kill him. Genre—smashing filmmaker Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) tells the amazing story of one romantic slacker’s quest to power up with love in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Scott Pilgrim has never had a problem getting a girlfriend. It’s getting rid of them that proves difficult. From the girl who kicked his heart’s ass—and now is back in town—to the teenage distraction he’s trying to shake when Ramona rollerblades into his world, love hasn’t been easy. He soon discovers, however, his new crush has the most unusual baggage of all: a nefarious league of exes controls her love life and will do whatever it takes to eliminate him as a suitor. As Scott gets closer to Ramona, he must face an increasingly vicious rogues’ gallery from her past—from infamous skateboarders to vegan rock stars and fearsome identical twins. And if he hopes to win his true love, he must vanquish them all before it really is game over.

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/ScottPilgrimvsTheWorld.zip

My Girlfriend's Boyfriend

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/mygirlfriendsboyfriend/

Jesse (Alyssa Milano, Charmed) is a sassy, intelligent woman who has yet to find “Mr. Right”—until she bumps into Ethan (Christopher Gorham, Ugly Betty, Harper’s Island), a writer pushed to the edge of despair after having another novel rejected by publishers. For Jesse, the encounter offers more than a chance to inspire the artist in Ethan again. It also opens a new, romantic chapter in her life… with one huge complication. Moments after meeting the perfect guy for her, Jesse meets Mr. Perfect— Troy (Michael Landes, Possession), a confident and successful advertising executive who makes almost every moment elegant and romantic. Soon Jesse is in over her head and grappling with the ultimate romantic paradox: what does a girl do when she meets “Mr. Right”… after already meeting the right guy? Ultimately, what Jesse discovers about love reflects what the audience discovers about the story itself: Things are not always what they seem. My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend is a classic love story turned upside down, a romantic comedy that blends a warm sincerity with fresh, stylized storytelling and some very big surprises.

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/MyGirlfriendsBoyfriend.zip

Despicable Me

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/universal/despicableme/

In a happy suburban neighborhood surrounded by white picket fences with flowering rose bushes, sits a black house with a dead lawn. Unbeknownst to the neighbors, hidden beneath this home is a vast secret hideout. Surrounded by a small army of minions, we discover Gru (voiced by Steve Carell), planning the biggest heist in the history of the world. He is going to steal the moon (Yes, the moon!) in Universal’s new 3—D CGI feature, Despicable Me. Gru delights in all things wicked. Armed with his arsenal of shrink rays, freeze rays, and battle—ready vehicles for land and air, he vanquishes all who stand in his way. Until the day he encounters the immense will of three little orphaned girls who look at him and see something that no one else has ever seen: a potential Dad. The world’s greatest villain has just met his greatest challenge: three little girls named Margo, Edith and Agnes.

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/DespicableMe.zip

The Square

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/thesquare/

A stylish, twist—filled film noir, THE SQUARE centers on an adulterous couple whose scheming leads to arson, blackmail and murder. THE SQUARE is the first feature from Australian stuntman—turned—director Nash Edgerton and his brother Joel who co—wrote and stars in the film. Escaping the monotony of a loveless marriage, Raymond (David Roberts) becomes entangled in an affair with the beautiful and troubled Carla (Claire van der Boom). Ray’s moral limits are tested when Carla presents him with the proceeds of her controlling husband’s latest crime. This is their chance: Take the money and run… If only it were that simple. The seed is planted and Ray, fearing he will lose his love, engineers the plan. Hiring a professional arsonist (Joel Edgerton) becomes a fatal error, and the plan goes horribly wrong. Alarm bells sound and suspicions are raised but, miraculously, the dust seems to settle. After all… Nobody knows. Then the first blackmail note arrives. The couple’s nerves are tested as both Carla’s husband and the mystery author threaten to throw open their secret… With the blackmailer’s deadline approaching, they are going to find out just how far they are willing to go for love.

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/The Square.zip

The Sorcerers Apprentice

Source: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/disney/thesorcerersapprentice/

Walt Disney Studios, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Jon Turteltaub, the creators of the “National Treasure” franchise, present THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE — an innovative and epic comedy adventure about a sorcerer and his hapless apprentice who are swept into the center of an ancient conflict between good and evil. Balthazar Blake (NICOLAS CAGE) is a master sorcerer in modern—day Manhattan trying to defend the city from his arch—nemesis, Maxim Horvath (ALFRED MOLINA). Balthazar can’t do it alone, so he recruits Dave Stutler (JAY BARUCHEL), a seemingly average guy who demonstrates hidden potential, as his reluctant protégé. The sorcerer gives his unwilling accomplice a crash course in the art and science of magic, and together, these unlikely partners work to stop the forces of darkness. It’ll take all the courage Dave can muster to survive his training, save the city and get the girl as he becomes THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE. The screenplay is by Matt Lopez and Doug Miro & Carlo Bernard from a screen story by Matt Lopez and Larry Konner & Mark Rosenthal.

Download: http://www.tools4movies.com/Curve/TheSorcerersApprentice.zip

DVD Catalyst 3 Installation

DVD Catalyst is a desktop application. It installs on computers running Microsoft Windows. Starting from Windows 2000 Professional, it works on any version, including Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 in 32bit as well as 64bit operating systems. One of the common issues with similar conversion software is the requirement of other software, such as video codecs or DVD player software, all of which can cause complications if an older version or a different brand of software is installed. DVD Catalyst uses its own conversion engine that includes all that is needed to perform its tasks. It can run on a clean install of Windows, even when no drivers are installed. It even works in Windows Safe Mode. Because of this, DVD Catalyst can convert and create file formats that might not even play on your computer. If you recorded a file with your phone, and it will not play on your computer, DVD Catalyst is capable to convert it to a format that will play.

After downloading either the trial version or the retail version of DVD Catalyst to your computer, double click on the Zip file to open it (Windows 2000 users will need to download WinZip or a similar application to extract it, Windows XP and higher automatically handles Zip files).

Once opened, you will see a file named dc382xxx.exe or something similar. Doubleclick on this file to install it. On WIndows Vista and Windows 7 you might receive a message from User Account Control asking permission to install it. Because you started the installation of a program, you want to click Yes to continue the install.

A brief splash screen is shown, while the installer loads.

Then the installer starts.

Click Next

Read the License Agreement, checkmark the “I accept” checkbox then click Next

At least the first item needs to be selected, the shortcuts are optional. Click Next

Change the installation folder if desired. Click Next

Change the Menu item name(folder name) in your Windows Start Menu if desired, then click Install.

The installer will copy the DVD Catalyst program files to your computer, and create the shortcuts to make it easy to start the program.

After the copy-process is complete, the installer offers to start the program as well as the Read me (User Manual).  Remove the checkmark for the Read me (because you are reading this guide instead) and click finish.

DVD Catalyst 3 First Run

Most similar converters use an easy to use, step by step (aka Wizard) interface for your DVD and video conversions. While this is very user friendly for the first 2 or 3 movies you convert, after that, you usually are pretty sure of what you want, so the click process to get through each individual step becomes more of a nuisance than that it provides any benefit. DVD Catalyst 3 was designed specifically to eliminate as many clicks as possible while retaining an easy to use interface.

When you first start DVD Catalyst 3, many of its features are set automatically to provide the best results. If you are new to DVD Catalyst 3, we recommend to leave all the options and features as they are, at least for the first conversions. Because there are so many options to play with, it is possible that by adjusting a few of these that you end up with bad looking files, or files that do not work at all. The default settings are specifically set to produce great quality without any fuss.

Especially for your first run, perform the following steps.

If the program is not running yet, start it by clicking on its icon.

On the left side there are 2 dropdowns.

The first one, which defaults to “Apple” contains a list of brand-names and device categories. Select the brand of your device (“Motorola” if you have a Droid,” Sony” if you have a PSP, “Blackberry” if you have a Storm for example) or the device category if the brand of your device is not listed (“Generic”, “Netbook” etc)

Based on your selection, the second dropdown (default Apple TV) will update with the profiles listed for your selected brand/type.

Select the profile for your device from this dropdown. If your device is not listed, you can select a similar model, or just send us an email and ask.

Selecting your profile will adjust all the required settings in DVD Catalyst 3 to produce great-looking video files that are compatible with your device.

Now insert your DVD, or add your video files.

DVDs as well as video files you add to DVD Catalyst will be scanned. Certain important information, such as screen size and duration is obtained from your added video content, which is automatically used by DVD Catalyst for the conversion. Depending on the DVD or the amount of video files you add, the scanning can take some time.

After scanning, DVD Catalyst lists the tracks and files that it has scanned.

DVD Catalyst, by default, lists movies as well as TV episodes. It filters out trailers and most special features by using a minimum duration of 10 minutes (adjustable in Global Settings). Anything shorter than this will be ignored. I most cases, DVD Catalyst will just show the video content you want, however, it is possible that you will end up with additional “tracks” if they are longer than 10 minutes.

At this point, just click the “Go” button on the right.

Depending on the speed of your computer, it can take a while for the conversion to complete.

Some DVDs are a bit more tricky than others due to the way the DVD was created. While most DVDs work just fine, if you receive a popup screen from DVD Catalyst that looks like this

At least for your first run, we recommend to click OK, close DVD Catalyst, insert a different DVD and start DVD Catalyst again. The DVD contains a DVD protection system that is not DVD compliant, and will most likely cause some issues with the conversion. This is not specific to just DVD Catalyst. Most other converters will have complications with these types of DVDs as well.

If you receive a message similar to this

It means the DVD has been flagged (by us) as a “Problem DVD” and additional information is available on our website in the Problem DVD section. (Star Trek 2009 actually converts just fine, just use track 21)

Basic adjustments

DVD Catalyst 3 is the most powerful conversion tool in its class. While there are many DVD conversion tools, none of them come even close to the amount of features and options you can play with. Lets start with the basic adjustments, the ones that are basically the minimum for a conversion tool to contain.

Because DVD Catalyst uses “profiles” for each supported device, selecting one of them will set the standard settings required for the created video files to be playable on your device. Settings such as screen resolution, video quality, audio quality and the video file format (DIVX, MPEG, AVC etc) are all set when you select a profile. The quality of the created video files with the default settings is optimized to provide good quality at a reasonable filesize, so for most users there is no need to change anything, however if you desire better quality or smaller file sizes, just click on the “Modify” button underneath the device profiles on the left

This will bring up the basic settings for the selected device profile.

*Player screensize: The resolution of your selected device. Depending on the selected device, this can be the physical resolution of your device, or the maximum resolution your device can handle for video playback. Setting this higher than your device resolution can result in unplayable files.

*Video Quality: This determines the video quality. Higher usually means better. Setting this too high (higher than 1500kbps for iPod devices for example) can result in unplayable files. The estimated filesize for each movie or TV show shown in DVD Catalyst automatically update when you change this.

* Video Mode: 1pass or 2pass. With one pass, the conversion will be performed once (faster) with 2pass, the file will be completely scanned during the first pass, and then it will be converted again with variable settings. The quality is better, however, it is possible that your device is not capable of playing the created video file properly.

* Sound Quality: 128Kbps is usually compared to CD quality, higher will sound better, but it also depends on the speakers/earbuds you are using for playback. Usually earbuds that come with your device are not of the greatest quality for audio playback.

* Audio Mode: If you only use the build-in speaker for audio playback, using Mono audio might be a good way to save some space on the file size.

* Conversion format: This is the video (and audio) format used to create the file. Changing this will most certainly result in compatibility issues with the video for the selected device profile. Unless you have a device that is not listed, it is not recommended to change this.

* Volume: This allows you to adjust the volume of the audio. Certain devices, such as the PSP, are quite soft when playing audio, so by adjusting this, you can get better results. As of version 3.80, DVD Catalyst 3 uses a “Volume Maximizer” which overrides this setting. The Maximizer increases the volume on every DVD and Video file that you convert as high as possible without causing sound distortion. This ensures that all your movies have the same volume. You can turn this off (and thus enable the manual volume adjustment) in Global Settings

* Framerate: This allows you to lower the framerate of the video. it will increase quality per frame, but the lower the value, the more the video will look like a slideshow.

* Add device: DVD Catalyst 3 is the ONLY conversion tool capable of converting DVDs and video files to multiple devices with a single click. While there are many “multi-device” conversion tools, they all require you to convert your content to one device first, and then start over with a different device selected. With DVD Catalyst 3, just click on “Add device” and then change it to whatever other device you want to create files for. If you want perfectly optimized videos for your Droid, your wife’s Blackberry and your son’s PSP, just select one, add another 2, and whatever you convert will be converted to all 3 devices with just one click.

* Save profile: If you often switch between different settings, maybe a specific setting for movies, and another for TV shows, just save your settings as individual profiles. They will be listed in DVD Catalyst, and you can switch between them easily. If you use the Multi-Device feature, all your devices will be saved in a single profile, again easy to switch between them.

Batch:

The main reason why we developed DVD Catalyst 3 was to make conversion of TV episode DVDs and numerous video files a lot easier. Just about any DVD conversion tool on the market requires you to convert each episode on a DVD one at a time, or you have to click through the whole interface for each episode to add the conversion of the episode to a conversion list. With DVD Catalyst 3, all the episodes on a DVD are recognized, and with a single click, the episodes will be converted. With video files, the principle is the same. With all other conversion tools, you have to select a video file, click through the program for each file. With DVD Catalyst, you can simply drag the files onto the program, drag a folder containing video files onto the program, or tell DVD Catalyst to look for video files in a recordings/download folder and it will convert whatever you want. If you want to convert 100 video files, just drag all of them onto the program, select your device profile, and click Go. It does not get easier than that.

If you have multiple DVD drives, just load them up with DVDs, and once you have your device selected, click Go, and let DVD Catalyst do it’s thing. Simple and fast.

Multi-Device enables you to queue up multiple devices (Multi-Device) in DVD Catalyst 3, and when you start the conversion, each item in the conversion queue will be converted for each device. With the trailers, I used 4 different device profiles, each with their own specific settings to produce the best results.

How does this work?

It’s pretty simple. You just start DVD Catalyst 3 as normal, and select your first device with the dropdowns on the right.

Click on Modify and make changes to the settings if you so desire.

At the right are 2 buttons.

Save profile lets you save your current selected settings as a profile, which enables you to select it easily.

Add Deviceis the one we use to add another device to the conversion.

Because with previous versions of DVD Catalyst 3, people often clicked this button without knowing its actual purpose, a warning screen has been added to it to make things a bit easier to understand.

Because we actually want to add a few different devices, click Yes to add one.

DVD Catalyst creates a copy of the currently selected device and its settings, and adds it as a new device, and some new options will become available.

On the right, a dropdown allows you to select the different devices you added. It automatically select the one it just added.

The “Convert per device” checkmark tells DVD Catalyst to convert each item for the first device first, then it starts over to convert each item for the second device and so on.

The “Convert per selection” checkmark tells DVD Catalyst to convert each item to the first device, then the second device, and then it continues with the next item.

For the Trailer conversion, we used Convert per selection. This way the different devices for the same item are grouped together, which gives a nice speed comparison for each device conversion.

10 Trailers, 4 devices, 1 click

With the added device selected, you can change your device choice in the dropdowns on the left, and change the options in “Modify” to reflect your needs.

Once complete, your device dropdown on the right might look like this:

Now, every DVD, Episode, Video File etc, will be converted to each individual device seperately.

To make things easier for you, DD Catalyst automatically creates folders with the device name in the selected output folder location. That way, you dont have to dig through the created video files to find the right ones for each device.

AVATAR takes us to a spectacular new world beyond our imagination, where a reluctant hero embarks on a journey of redemption and discovery, as he leads a heroic battle to save a civilization.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/avatar/hd/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/avatar.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/avatar.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/avatar.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/avatar.mp4

# 2. Edge of Darkness

“Edge of Darkness” is an emotionally charged thriller set at the intersection of politics and big business. Thomas Craven (Mel Gibson) is a veteran homicide detective for the Boston Police Department and a single father. When his only child, twenty-four year-old Emma (Bojana Novakovic), is murdered on the steps of his home, everyone assumes that he was the target. But he soon suspects otherwise, and embarks on a mission to find out about his daughter’s secret life and her killing. His investigation leads him into a dangerous, looking glass world of corporate cover-ups, government collusion and murder – and to shadowy government operative Darius Jedburgh (Ray Winstone), who has been sent in to clean up the evidence. Craven’s solitary search for answers about his daughter’s death transforms into an odyssey of emotional discovery and redemption.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/edgeofdarkness/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/edgeofdarkness.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/edgeofdarkness.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/edgeofdarkness.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/edgeofdarkness.mp4

# 3. When In Rome

An ambitious young New Yorker (KRISTEN BELL), disillusioned with romance, takes a whirlwind trip to Rome where she defiantly plucks magic coins from a fountain of love, inexplicably igniting the passion of those who threw them in: a sausage magnate (DANNY DEVITO), a street magician (JON HEDER), an adoring painter (WILL ARNETT) and a self-admiring model (DAX SHEPARD). But when a charming reporter (JOSH DUHAMEL) pursues her with equal zest, how will she know if his love is the real thing?

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/touchstone/wheninrome/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/wheninrome.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/wheninrome.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/wheninrome.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/wheninrome.mp4

# 4. The Tooth Fairy

Dwayne Johnson is “The Tooth Fairy,” also known as Derek Thompson, a hard-charging minor league hockey player whose nickname comes from his habit of separating opposing players from their bicuspids. When Derek discourages a youngster’s hopes, he’s sentenced to one week’s hard labor as a real tooth fairy, complete with the requisite tutu, wings and magic wand. At first, Derek “can’t handle the tooth” – bumbling and stumbling as he tries to furtively wing his way through strangers’ homes…doing what tooth fairies do. But as Derek slowly adapts to his new position, he begins to rediscover his own forgotten dreams.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/thetoothfairy/hd/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/thetoothfary.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/thetoothfary.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/thetoothfary.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/thetoothfary.mp4

# 5. The Book of Eli

In “The Book of Eli,” Denzel Washington stars as a lone warrior named Eli, who fights his way across the desolate wasteland of near-future America to realize his destiny and deliver the knowledge that can bring civilization back from the brink of destruction and save the future of humanity.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/thebookofeli/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/thebookofeli.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/thebookofeli.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/thebookofeli.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/thebookofeli.mp4

# 6. Legion

In the supernatural action thriller Legion, an out-of-the-way diner becomes the unlikely battleground for the survival of the human race. When God loses faith in Mankind, he sends his legion of angels to bring on the Apocalypse. Humanity’s only hope lies in a group of strangers trapped in a desert diner and the Archangel Michael (Paul Bettany). Legion also stars Dennis Quaid, Lucas Black, Tyrese Gibson, Kate Walsh, Adrianne Palicki, Charles S. Dutton and Willa Holland and is directed by Scott Stewart.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/legion/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/legion.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/legion.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/legion.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/legion.mp4

# 7. The Lovely Bones

Based on the critically acclaimed best-selling novel by Alice Sebold, and directed by Oscar® winner Peter Jackson from a screenplay by Jackson & Fran Walsh & Philippa Boyens, “The Lovely Bones” centers on a young girl who has been murdered and watches over her family – and her killer – from heaven. She must weigh her desire for vengeance against her desire for her family to heal. Oscar® nominee Mark Wahlberg and Oscar® winners Rachel Weisz and Susan Sarandon star along with Stanley Tucci, Michael Imperioli and Oscar® nominee Saoirse Ronan.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/thelovelybones/hd/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/thelovelybones.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/thelovelybones.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/thelovelybones.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/thelovelybones.mp4

# 8. Sherlock Holmes

In a dynamic new portrayal of Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous characters, “Sherlock Holmes” sends Holmes and his stalwart partner Watson on their latest challenge. Revealing fighting skills as lethal as his legendary intellect, Holmes will battle as never before to bring down a new nemesis and unravel a deadly plot that could destroy the country.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/sherlockholmes/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/sherlockholmes.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/sherlockholmes.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/sherlockholmes.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/sherlockholmes.mp4

# 9. Alvin and the Chipmunks: the Squeakquel

In the “Squeakquel,” pop sensations Alvin, Simon and Theodore end up in the care of Dave Seville’s twenty-something nephew Toby (Zachary Levi). The boys must put aside music superstardom to return to school, and are tasked with saving the school’s music program by winning the $25,000 prize in a battle of the bands. But the Chipmunks unexpectedly meet their match in three singing chipmunks known as “The Chipettes” – Brittany, Eleanor and Jeanette. Romantic and musical sparks are ignited when the Chipmunks and Chipettes square off.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/alvinandthechipmunksthesqueakquel/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/alvinandthechipmunks2.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/alvinandthechipmunks2.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/alvinandthechipmunks2.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/alvinandthechipmunks2.mp4

# 10. It’s Complicated

Writer/director Nancy Meyers (What Women Want, Something’s Gotta Give, The Holiday) directs Meryl Streep, Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin in It’s Complicated, a comedy about love, divorce and everything in between. Jane (Streep) is the mother of three grown kids, owns a thriving Santa Barbara bakery/restaurant and has—after a decade of divorce—an amicable relationship with her ex-husband, attorney Jake (Baldwin). But when Jane and Jake find themselves out of town for their son’s college graduation, things start to get complicated. An innocent meal together turns into the unimaginable—an affair. With Jake remarried to the much younger Agness (Lake Bell), Jane is now, of all things, the other woman. Caught in the middle of their renewed romance is Adam (Martin), an architect hired to remodel Jane’s kitchen. Healing from a divorce of his own, Adam starts to fall for Jane, but soon realizes he’s become part of a love triangle. Should Jane and Jake move on with their lives, or is love truly lovelier the second time around? It’s…complicated.

Source: http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/itscomplicated/

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/bold/itscomplicated.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/droid/itscomplicated.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/iphone/itscomplicated.mp4

http://www.tools4movies.com/boxoffice/nexus/itscomplicated.mp4

Converted with DVD Catalyst 3 v3.85 using MultiDevice

10 Trailers, 4 devices, 1 click