Video Manager

Video Manager    Features ??/SPAN> Organize your video files thru a common library ??/SPAN> Generate video frames (videostrips) ??/SPAN> Filter videos by keyword and/or date range ??/SPAN> Generate slideshows from video frames ??/SPAN> Take custom snapshots from videos ??/SPAN> Add searchable tags to snapshots ??/SPAN> Create video marks (e.g video chapters) ??/SPAN> Automatic loading and positioning of videos by clicking on snapshots    Download     

	Version:	1.0.0 build 55  - BETA 1	Support the development of free software
	License:	Freeware
	Date:	28 Aug 2008
	Size	1.08 MB
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        Help topic 1: Scrambled frames If the program generates scrambled frames for your videos (usually WMV files), follow the steps below.
 

Sample scrambled frames

1. Download FFDSHOW (rev. 1596 or later) from
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/codecs_and_filters/ffdshow.cfm

2. At the 5th page of the installation wizard, titled "Select Additional Tasks", select the codecs that your videos are encoded with. A typical selection is WMV1, WMV2 and WMV3.

3. At the next step named "Management of compatibility issues (VIDEO)" either add an entry for videomanager.exe, or select "Do not limit"

4. Do the same for the next step "Management of compatibility issues (AUDIO)"

5. Allow the installation to finish normally.

6. Start VideoManager. If it was already open, then close it and start it again otherwise it will not work.

7. Try to index and open one of the videos that have scrambled frames.
    If an FFDSHOW dialog pops up, asking for a confirmation, select "Use ffdshow (always)"
     Help topic 2: How to add support for FLV videos To allow the program to process FLV files:
 
1. Download and install Gabest Flash Video Splitter v1.0.0.2 from
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/codecs_and_filters/flv_splitter.cfm

2. Follow the steps #1-#6 from the section above, and you will be able to select FLV at step #2.
     Change Log

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build 054: 03 Jun 2008
  Detects new videos having the same filename with existing videos and offers to
  automatically rename them, in order for them to become unique
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build 051: 13 Nov 2007 
  Addition: Allows videos to be removed from the database. Please note that if the video 
    you are removing is still in one of the library paths, it will be added again during the next
    rescan, so you have to either move it outside of the library paths, or define it as an exclusion.
  Addition: Videos that no longer exist on the disk are marked with red color. Videos that reside
    on unmounted volumes are shown in gray color.
  Addition: Tools/Manage locked files, displays a list of files that could not be opened or could 
    not be processed. You have the option to re-test those files.
  Bug fix: User-defined video extensions were not saved  
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build 047: 25 Oct 2007
  released