This software requires a TV card and can be used to either record or playback any media file.
The FERRO - Digital Video software is a great tool for capturing and playing back multimedia files. It is designed to capture both video and audio data, making it an all-in-one solution for any user. One of the standout features of FERRO is the use of Direct-X libraries to render video streams, which provides an incredibly smooth playback experience. This smoothness surpasses that of other plugin-players for Windows Media Players, making it a top choice for any video playback needs.
The smooth screen zooming option is another standout feature that allows for more precise viewing of even the smallest details in normal-screen playback. It's a perfect addition for anyone who needs to analyze videos closely during playback.
FERRO also allows for movie watching with subtitles, which are filtered and antialiased before appearing on the screen. This creates a unique cinematic effect that is almost identical to that seen in the cinema. Additionally, the program includes mechanisms that automatically adjust the length of movie dialogues to ensure each subtitle is read correctly.
Another impressive feature is the ability to write audio-video data to a hard disk using a TV card or other capturing device (such as a video card or USB camera). FERRO supports almost 90 popular TV tuners and makes use of both older 16-bit video drivers for Windows as well as faster 32-bit WDM versions.
For those who want to schedule automatic recording of chosen broadcasts, FERRO offers a useful broadcast scheduler. This helps users schedule recordings in the same way as a traditional videorecorder. Furthermore, the software's collaboration with the TV Program application by RAKS allows for easy addition of new positions to the scheduler with just one mouse click.
Finally, FERRO even allows for radio broadcasts to be recorded using mp3 or DivX audio compression. For anyone who needs to record and save video or audio data, FERRO provides an impressive range of features and functionalities to suit all their needs.
The smooth screen zooming option is another standout feature that allows for more precise viewing of even the smallest details in normal-screen playback. It's a perfect addition for anyone who needs to analyze videos closely during playback.
FERRO also allows for movie watching with subtitles, which are filtered and antialiased before appearing on the screen. This creates a unique cinematic effect that is almost identical to that seen in the cinema. Additionally, the program includes mechanisms that automatically adjust the length of movie dialogues to ensure each subtitle is read correctly.
Another impressive feature is the ability to write audio-video data to a hard disk using a TV card or other capturing device (such as a video card or USB camera). FERRO supports almost 90 popular TV tuners and makes use of both older 16-bit video drivers for Windows as well as faster 32-bit WDM versions.
For those who want to schedule automatic recording of chosen broadcasts, FERRO offers a useful broadcast scheduler. This helps users schedule recordings in the same way as a traditional videorecorder. Furthermore, the software's collaboration with the TV Program application by RAKS allows for easy addition of new positions to the scheduler with just one mouse click.
Finally, FERRO even allows for radio broadcasts to be recorded using mp3 or DivX audio compression. For anyone who needs to record and save video or audio data, FERRO provides an impressive range of features and functionalities to suit all their needs.
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