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Product Description:
Popcorn lets you enjoy your video anywhere you want, on the playback device of your choice. Easily make high quality copies of your DVDs and movies. Take television recordings from your Mac to the portable device of your choice for on-the-go viewing or fit 4 hours of video on a single layer-DVD. Now with batch video conversion, support for a broad range of consumer devices, and exclusive support for TiVoToGo transfers, your video will go everywhere you do.
What's new in this version:
- Popcorn 3 is now compatible with Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard)
- Resolves issue where DVD chapters were not correctly preserved as bookmarks
- DTS audio is no longer incorrectly identified as MPEG-1
- Language of audio tracks is now correctly displayed to user
- Users can now properly switch between PAL and NTSC output settings for DVD-Video
- Should no longer receive error 1634955892 when using physical DVD source
- Exporting from DVD source should no longer cause error –43 or -206
- Resolves issue where exporting to 3G format would generate an error message
- Resolves synchronization issue experienced when using 24fps H.264 content
- Resolves issue where disabling Fit-To-DVD compression generated -50 error
- Resolves issue where Fit-to-DVD video compression calculation was incorrect
- Resolves issue with black frames appearing in video after conversion
- TiVo recordings created after TiVo’s Fall 2007 DVR update will no longer cause the application to hang during encoding
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
QuckTime 7 or later
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| Overall Rating: |   (1.0) |
Features: | (3.5) |
Support: | (2.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (3.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (3.0) |
Price: | (1.5) |
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This is a good simple user friendly program. - Version: 3.0.2, 5/19/2008 08:10PM PST
jgaier
If you have used Toast, then Popcorn should have a familiar feel as the interface is similar. With video becoming more and more portable, this software is certainly helpful to convert that media. I took one of my DVDs that had several episodes of a show on it. I wanted to convert the episodes to video. Typically in some of the other conversion programs I have used, I had to select individual episodes to convert. This is not the case with Popcorn. I inserted my DVD into the drive, selected Popcorn as the application choice, selected my DVD, told the program I wanted it converted to AppleTV and pressed start. The program did the rest. The program also did a wonderful job of converting video to DVD. I had some home movies that I took with my Sony camcorder. I selected the file and selected the options to convert the file to DVD. The program gave me only three style of options for menus. This seemed to me a little limiting as other video programs have quite a few choices.The conversion process works great and the videos are in good quality for playback after conversion. Popcorn will remain on my computer as one of my favorite video converters. Just keep in mind that conversion times depend upon memory and processor speed.
Don't buy - Version: 3.0.2, 1/5/2008 08:46AM PST
(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)
gertjan1
If you are looking for a product that can copy your DVD to eg AppleTV then don't buy.
Yes it does work with turbo.264
Yes it can copy DVD's to AppleTV
BUT The interface is terrible, no support for subtitles (only when you write DVD's pff handy) and above all only non-encrypted content can be read.
So I will now try to get my money back and stick to handbrake.
Yes it does work with turbo.264
Yes it can copy DVD's to AppleTV
BUT The interface is terrible, no support for subtitles (only when you write DVD's pff handy) and above all only non-encrypted content can be read.
So I will now try to get my money back and stick to handbrake.
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- Don't buy
Roxio Is Starting to Act Like Microsoft & Apple - Version: 3.0.2, 11/25/2007 11:10AM PST
(2 of 3 users found this comment useful)
Bob358
I purchased Popcorn from Roxio. The software did work as described. However after my computer crashed six months later, Roxio would not allow me to download the software again. I wanted to use it on the same computer with the same license number. However, Roxio charges $5 for the ability to download the software again in the future (beyond three months) and I had not purchased this program.
It seems insane and "dark ages" for a company to do this. It cost them nothing for us to download it from their site. And, as long as it is being used on the same computer or with the same license number, I can see no reason to charge the fee.
I'd shop elsewhere.
It seems insane and "dark ages" for a company to do this. It cost them nothing for us to download it from their site. And, as long as it is being used on the same computer or with the same license number, I can see no reason to charge the fee.
I'd shop elsewhere.
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