The debate over frame interpolation is starting to heat up, and you may be wondering what all the fuss is about. Tech weblog Tested has a guide to enabling it on your PC and watching your movies with doubled frame rates. More »
It won’t necessarily increase productivity, but if what you’re doing that isn’t pressing, passively watching a movie while you work can be relaxing. If you don’t have a second monitor to do it on, here’s how to put it on your desktop. More »
Windows/Linux: Burning any old video file to a playable DVD is a bit of a hassle. We’ve always liked using DVD Flick for tackling the task, but DVDStyler is another great option with a bit more focus on nice menus. More »
Windows/Mac/Linux: Video encoders are a dime a dozen but DamnVid not only encodes local video in a wide variety of formats, it converts online video in real time as you download it. More »
Windows/Linux: Free, open-source application PhotoFilmStrip creates video from photographs quickly and easily, complete with effects, a soundtrack and smooth zoom in/out effects (commonly referred to as the Ken Burns effect). More »
Windows only: If you’ve ever needed to extract a small section of a much longer video to share with friends or family, Free Video Cutter 1.1 is a dead-simple solution. More »
If you’re looking for a fire and forget way to bulk encode your media, EncodeHD is a drag and drop video encoding solution with support for for over a dozen devices. More »
