ImTOO Video Converter Ultimate 7.5.0.20121016



ImTOO Video Converter is an easy to use program that lets you edit and convert video, audio, and animated images. Its key feature includes the creation of a 3D video from a normal video. ImTOO Video Converter is the best video converter software to convert between HD videos: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, AVCHD (*.m2ts, *.mts), MKV, HD WMV, MPEG2/MPEG-4 TS HD, convert videos from HD to SD, convert between various general video formats: AVI, MPEG-4, WMV, DivX, H.264/AVC, and extract audio and pictures from videos. Even create a video from pictures further with flexible merging/clipping/editing/splitting features. High-Definition (HD) video encoding and decoding makes it possible to get stunning High-Definition videos for HD video players. ImTOO Video Converter can turn any video/music file to be played on iPad, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, Google Android phones, PSP, PS3, NDS, Wii, BlackBerry phone, iRiver, Creative Zen and other multimedia devices.
Main Functions:
? 3D Video Converter. Enable you to convert 2D movies into 3D movies in variety of formats. Also capable of converting 3D movies from one format to another. (Note: Watching 3D videos require the following: 3D glasses and monitor or TV.)
? HD Video Converter. Encode and decode HD videos such as HD AVI, HD MPEG2, HD MPEG2 TS, HD MPEG4, HD WMV, HD VOB, HD ASF, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, AVCHD (*.m2ts, *.mts), MKV, HD WMV, and MPEG2/MPEG-4 TS HD.
? General Video Converter. Convert between AVI, MPEG, WMV, H.264/AVC, DivX, MP4, MKV, RM, MOV, XviD, 3GP, FLV and other video formats; convert MP4 to AVI, WMV to MP4.
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? Picture Extractor & Video Creator. Extract JPG, PNG, GIF, and BMP picture formats from a video in batches; turn your photos into any supported HD/SD video file.
? Video Converter for Multimedia Devices. Convert video/audio files and play them on devices such as iPod, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV, PSP, PS3, Zune, Xbox, NDS, Wii, PMP, mobile phones, Google Android phones, and even upload them onto YouTube.
? Video Joiner & Video Clipper. Join multiple videos or pictures together and insert transitions between them to create a fun video; clip a video to extract segments from it, and merge them together to create a new video if necessary.

Key Features:
? Newly support iPad and Google Android phones: Nexus One, HTC Hero, HTC G2 Magic, HTC Tattoo, Motorola Droid, Motorola CLIQ, Samsung i7500
? Support video format taken from all kind of DVs.
? With simple video editor, can process cutting, division and combination easily.
? Allows you to transfer the converted files to iPod, iPhone 4/iPhone 4S, iPad or PSP directly after conversion.
? Supports multi-core CPU processing to perform tasks with the highest speed possible; core number can be customized accordingly.
? Add multiple audio tracks and subtitle files (ASS, SSA and SRT) to enrich your videos.
? Crop the image frame of your video to retain what you want.
? Adjust the brightness/saturation/contrast of your videos, and add artistic effects like ?Old Film?, ?Gray?, ?Line Drawing?, etc.
? Insert video/picture/text watermarks to your videos to mark them as your own.
? Preview a video with different effects applied or compare the original video with the edited version in real-time.
? Comes with optimized conversion profiles classified by device type so you can easily find the most suitable conversion solution for your device.
? Split a large file into several smaller ones according to split duration or size.
? Set different output formats for the same file and converted it into various formats in one go.
? Specify the output file size and calculate the corresponding bit rate in an instant with the built-in Bitrate Calculator.
? Offers a range of adjustable parameters: video, audio, picture, tag and expert.
? Convert multiple files simultaneously with multithreading and batch processing.
? Powered with ATI-Stream and NVIDIA-CUDA GPU acceleration technology to get big performance improvement in video conversion process.
? Run the application in the background to free up CPU resources for running other applications.
? Preset a post conversion action and the application will automatically perform the desired action after completing a task: shut down, hibernation, stand by; exit application
? Rename files in batches; view file properties; automatic software update checking; multiple language interfaces and skins to choose from.
What?s new:
* Supports 3D video conversion.
* Supports multithreading process.
* Optimized the profile parameters of GPU acceleration.
* Supports profile parameters: Main, Baseline and High.
* Supports preset parameters: Ultrafast, Superfast, Veryfast, Faster, Fast, Medium, Slow, Slower.
* Supports GPU acceleration when output to MKV format.
* Supports adding multiple tracks into a single file when output to MKV format.
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5 big tech issues await Obama in second term


Privacy

There are two main foes in consumers' ongoing struggle to preserve their online privacy: companies that collect data and track people's online behavior to sell them things, and law enforcement agencies that collect data and track people to investigate crimes.

The rules for monitoring modern electronic communications are ill-defined. For the government, a warrant isn't currently required after a certain period of time for older information -- e-mail, social networking profiles or cell-phone location data -- stored "in the cloud" on Web servers.

Congress will likely try to address some of these issues during Obama's second term by updating the antiquated Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, which dictates what types of personal information the government can access.

Science & technology | The Economist

Science & technology

THE shards of stone pictured, which have an average length of about 30mm, or 1.2 inches, may provide an insight into the evolution of the human psyche. They were discovered at Pinnacle Point, on South Africa’s southern coast, by Kyle Brown of the University of Cape Town and Curtis Marian of Arizona State University, and they are estimated to be 71,000 years old.


Such shards are known as microliths. They are made by heating a suitable lump of rock in a fire, and then bashing it, in order to flake pieces off its surface. They are believed to have been employed mainly as arrow heads—and were so used in Scandinavia as recently as 9,000 years ago.

From about 40,000 years ago microliths are common. Before that date, only one set of examples, from about 60,000 years ago, had been found. This fact has been used for support by those who think the human psyche evolved separately from, and more recently than, the physique of Homo sapiens.

Both fossil evidence and DNA analysis using molecular clocks (estimates of historical mutation rates) agree that Homo sapiens are 150,000-200,000 years old. It is only in the past 50,000-60,000 years, however, that it has really taken off. Some ascribe that late take-off to chance. Others think the human mind crossed a threshold at that time, and the flourishing of humanity is the consequence. The battleground for this debate is the handful of artifacts that predate 60,000 years ago—which is also the moment when Homo sapiens left Africa and started the rise that has now established the species on every continent.
The discovery of these particular microliths, which Dr Brown and Dr Marian report in this week’s Nature, shows that people 71,000 years ago were able to conceive of making them, to act on that conception and to use the result. That suggests they had bows and arrows, a sophisticated form of weapon. This finding thus adds weight to the argument of those who believe that members of Homo sapiens alive at that time were not, psychologically, very different from those alive today. That their culture was simpler was because there were fewer of them, and inventions needed time to accumulate, not because they were less clever.

The existence of these ancient microliths may also have a bearing on a related argument, over why human psychology is different from that of other species. One manifestation of that difference, in the view of some, is extreme altruism—extreme in the sense that people will occasionally lay down their own lives for the sake of others.
Such self-sacrifice is most often seen in war, and a controversial hypothesis proposed by a few evolutionary biologists is that it did indeed evolve in the context of warfare, at the time when the invention of weapons such as bows and arrows first made it possible for one group of humans to annihilate another. In those circumstances, heroic self-sacrifice to preserve a band of relatives might make evolutionary sense, since an individual’s genes could still be passed on collaterally, through surviving members of the band. That impulse, the theory goes, is still felt today, even though comrades-in-arms are not always blood relations.
Such thoughts are a heavy burden for a handful of stones to bear, but that is often the fate of fossil signs of human activity. Each discovery, though, does bring the truth a little closer.
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Business technology, IT news, product reviews and enterprise IT


Steve Ballmer's heir apparent Steve Sino sky abruptly departs from Microsoft amid rumors of run-ins and ambition run amok; John McAfee, millionaire founder of the antivirus software company, is sought by police in connection with the murder of his Belize neighbor; and distinguished General David Piraeus resigns as CIA chief, brought down by an FBI investigation of emails sent by his secret lover. During the week of Nov. 12, 2012, the tech industry was cast in an uncharacteristically soap opera-is light, full of notorious individuals behaving badly.

Steve Sino sky, the man who fixed the Windows Vista debacle and championed the radical OS overhaul that became Windows 8, left Microsoft suddenly this week. Sino sky, long rumored as Ballmer's replacement, has been an abrasive, polarizing figure within Microsoft, but CITE world’s Matt Roof scoffs at rumors that the departure stems from dissatisfaction with Windows 8. In "Sino sky is out, but don't expect big changes at Microsoft," Roof identifies thwarted ambition as the likelier root cause: "Sino sky could either put his ambition on hold and wait around for the top spot or move on to greener pastures." As Roof points out, "many other top Microsoft leaders have made the same decision over the last five years, including former CTO Ray Ozzie, Server & Tools chief Bob Puglia, and Business Division leader Jeff Rakes."

Woody Leonhard's look at the real reason Steve Sino sky left Microsoft also dismisses theories that the departure was linked to Windows 8 performance. Leonhard says Sino sky probably made up his mind to leave weeks ago and cites "his milquetoast performance last month at the Windows 8 product launch (starting at 11:30 in the video)" as evidence.

Meanwhile, the same day the blogosphere was buzzing over Sino sky, news broke that antivirus pioneer John McAfee was wanted for murder in Belize, the prime suspect in the shooting death of Gregory Faull, an American expatriate. This is not the first time McAfee has been the center of a maelstrom for increasingly erratic behavior. As InfoWorld's own Robert X. Cringle related back in May in "True tales of tech execs gone wild," McAfee first went on the lam in Belize after being accused by local authorities of running a meth lab.

InfoWorld security blogger Roger Grimes got to know McAfee in the late '80s, and in his firsthand account "My adventures with McAfee," describes him as "a bold entrepreneur who became a multimillionaire by creating a single executable that could scan for and clean multiple computer viruses at once. He's a big part of why I decided to make my career in the computer security industry." But Grimes says the strangest part of his personal journey with McAfee "was the time he wanted me to help him start an AIDS-free sex club." Upon hearing the latest news out of Belize, Grimes says he is "surprised, of course, but given his bizarre behavior toward the end of my association with him, not entirely shocked."

As for the sex scandal that brought down CIA Director David Piraeus, InfoWorld's Robert X. Cringle says: "Bullets shatter bones, knives cut flesh, napalm burns, and bombs explode. But nothing can hurt you quite the way email can, long after the smoke has cleared." This increasingly convoluted scandal involves a decorated four-star Army general, questions about national security, and even the September attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi (Cringle points out that Gawker has conjured up "a helpful flowchart that shows all the players -- so far -- and how they relate to each other"). But perhaps the key lessons for those in the tech industry can be found in "Email lessons from Gen. Piraeus' downfall." It's easier than you think to trace emails, so be mindful of what you're sending.

This article, "High tech or high drama? You decide," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Get the first word on what the important tech news really means with the InfoWorld Tech Watch blog. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.

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car insurance companies - $45.52
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Financing Accounts Receivable for Retirement and Asset Protection

Accounts receivable financing is one of today’s hottest marketed business strategies. It involves borrowing against your receivables on an interest-only basis and then investing the proceeds in a tax-deferred annuity or life insurance product. The first goal is to successfully arbitrage the simple interest you pay on the loan against the compounded growth within the annuity or life insurance product to increase your retirement funding. The second goal is to remove the value of the accounts receivable away from the reach of business creditors and place it into an asset protected environment.
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