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Pegasus ran out of the stable while nobody was watching.
A preview of meta<browser/> 2.0.
I was lucky enough to be included in a very small group of alpha testers for the upcoming meta 2.0 metadata manager – ‘lucky’ being an understatement as this application is going to astound you.
My initial look came around 2 months ago and it was pretty rough around the edges and had very little functionality. I saw this change dramatically over the following few weeks, up until today, where it is finally available in a state that I have been allowed to write about.
I will be releasing a MetaBrowser 2.0 preview on Friday.
For the past couple of months, I have been quite busy testing and writing a preview on the upcoming Meta<Browser /> 2.0 application that has been under rapid development. All I will say is that I have been continuously awed by what I have seen.
Check here on Friday for an extremely detailed look at where this application is and what it is capable of.
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Free movies!
I came across a similar site as this some time ago and may have even posted about, but all movies on this site are free to download also. Some are classics, but most are…well, not. All are completely legal to download.
Get your favorite torrent engine ready…
ffdshow DXVA with subtitles? I think so.
I was messing around with my codecs this morning and decided to update my ffdshow installation to clsid’s revision3291 (32-bit). I don’t remember the last revision I had, but I know it did not have the new DXVA decoder available for h.264 and VC-1 sources. What really piqued my interest, was that it included settings for subtitles. DXVA+subtitles+ffdshow? I had a hard time accepting it, but I was interested enough to give it a test run.