New: Archos Pocket Video Recorder AV400
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Archos Pocket Video Recorder: TV To Go
Archos Pocket Video Recorder: TV To Go
08/18/2004 01:11 PMReview: Has Archos trumped Microsoft again with a fully functional
video recorder you can put in your shirt pocket? The AV400 is the
player Microsoft doesn't want you to know about.
Archos introduces new pocket video
recorder
Archos introduces new pocket video
recorder
06/30/2004 09:30 AMArchos today introduced a new pocket-sized digital video recorder and
player, the Pocket Video Recorder AV400, which has TV recording and
scheduling capabilities, and audio, photo and data storage...
PCMag Reviews Archos AV420 Pocket Video
Recorder
PCMag Reviews Archos AV420 Pocket Video
Recorder
08/05/2004 02:02 PM
PCMag checks in with a
mostly positive review of the Archos AV420 Pocket Video Recorder,
marred only by the public acknowledgement that the only DVD they could
find in John Dvorak's office was a well-worn copy of Top Gun. I
mean, they don't say that, exactly, but I think we can all
safely infer from the picture that most of his columns are written
with the Ride Into The Danger Zone scene playing over and over in the
background.
It explains so much, really.
Read
- Archos AV420 Pocket Video Recorder [PCMag]
Related
Archos AV420 Reviewed [Gizmodo]
Archos Recorder + Rockbox Plays Video
Archos Recorder + Rockbox Plays Video
12/13/2003 08:43 PMArchos ships 'DVR to go' handheld video
recorder
Archos ships 'DVR to go' handheld video
recorder
07/16/2004 04:55 AMThe Register Jul 16 2004 9:09AM GMT
Archos ships 'TiVo to go' handheld video
recorder
Archos ships 'TiVo to go' handheld video
recorder
07/15/2004 10:31 AMReg Kit Watch But more expensive than
many laptops
Archos AV400 Appears Fully Saleable
Archos AV400 Appears Fully Saleable
06/29/2004 10:21 AM
Looks like the Archos AV400, a 20GB portable video
player -- excuse me, "Multimedia Centre" -- is available via QVC UK,
of all places. Three easy payments of £135.08!
Archos showed a PVP called the AV500 at CeBit a few months back.
Perhaps this is a cheaper, get-it-out-the-door version they can sell
as a QVC exclusive. (Thanks, Daniel!)
Read [QVCUK]
Related
More Archos
AV500 Info: Ignore What I Said About PMPs Before, I'm Getting
Excited [Gizmodo]
Archos AV500 Nips, Tucks [Gizmodo]
color=339933 size=+1>Archos AV400 Series
color=339933 size=+1>Archos AV400 Series
12/22/2004 01:39 AMGeek Gift Guide: Video recorder handheld DVR/PVR Archos AV420 and
AV480 from the AV400 Series of media jukeboxes.
Matco's Chubby PDV-040 Pocket Video
Recorder
Matco's Chubby PDV-040 Pocket Video
Recorder
06/01/2004 10:29 AM
Like many 6th through 8th
graders, the Matco PDV-040 is hefty and awkward, but has a lot to
offer if you'd just give it a chance. The portable pocket digital
video recorder encoders to MPEG-4 and MP3 to its internal 20 or 40GB
hard drive and can play back videos on either its 408 x 234 3.5-inch
screen or its NTSC/PAL output (likely composite). Its capturing is
limited to 25-28 fps at 320 x 240, though, so it's not exactly going
out for the Mathletes, either, if you get my meaning. And like a 6th
through 8th grader, I have decided to unexpectedly turn a cold
shoulder to the PDV-040 after discovering its retail price of $749,
alienating it instead to hang out with the much cooler kids from
iRiver and Creative (they're skinny and wear black).
Read [Matco
via eHomeUpgrade]
Pocket Video Recorder: multimedia
storage, playback
Pocket Video Recorder: multimedia
storage, playback
06/30/2004 04:27 PMArchos Inc. announced on Wednesday the debut of its
AV420 and
AV480 Pocket
Video Recorders, 4.9- by 3.1-inch devices that are one inch thick and
feature the ability to store and display movies and pictures, record
video, transfer images from a digital camera, play music and double as
an external hard drive. They can connect to your TV through an
included cradle and record video directly from the set, accept digital
photos through a built-in Compact Flash card reader and hook up to
your Mac through a USB 2.0 port for file downloads and uploads. They
come in 20GB and 80GB capacities and feature 3.5- or 3.8-inch color
LCD screens, respectively.
Archos Pocket Media Assistant PMA430
Reviewed (Verdict: Awesome, Mostly)
Archos Pocket Media Assistant PMA430
Reviewed (Verdict: Awesome, Mostly)
04/07/2005 09:22 AM
The
Sharp Zaurus may no longer be with us, but that might not be all bad,
since the hack-ready Archos PMA 430 is getting very decent reviews.
It's a portable video device first like the AV420 before, but adding
in a touch-screen interface and the same Qtopia Linux-based
environment of the Zaurus. That means it's effectively a PDA with a
30GB hard drive with Wi-Fi and USB Host capability. If that doesn't
give you some ideas, then I don't know what does.
The downside? Archos wants $800 for all that power, so you'd almost
be better off buying a cheap, ultra-portable laptop.
Archos Pocket Media Assistant
PMA430 [CNET via DAPrevie
w]
Turn any PC into a High End TV and
Personal Video Recorder With ATI's
Revolutionary Video Processor
Turn any PC into a High End TV and
Personal Video Recorder With ATI's
Revolutionary Video Processor
09/14/2004 05:29 AMStockhouse Canada Sep 14 2004 9:35AM GMT
Archos queues up video player
Archos queues up video player
07/01/2004 08:30 PMMedia player company makes newest version of its portable player a
video recorder.
The new Archos AC340 audio/video player
The new Archos AC340 audio/video player
03/13/2003 10:20 AM
Wired
has some more details on that new personal video player from Archos,
the AV340. The AV340 looks like it might be the real deal when it
comes to watching video on the go: it can store up to 80 hours of
video on its 40GB hard drive, has a 3.8-inch LCD screen, also plays
both MP3s, and, with an optional attachment, can even be transformed
into 3 megapixel digital camera.
Rea
d
Archos ships video, audio, gaming
handheld
Archos ships video, audio, gaming
handheld
09/02/2004 11:37 AMMobile game console market becoming crowded
Archos to make personal video players
that can copy from DVDs
Archos to make personal video players
that can copy from DVDs
12/02/2003 01:23 AMOne of the biggest problems with personal video players is that there
isn't a whole lot of legal content to watch on them. Because it's
illegal to copy a DVD to a computer, and most people won't want one of
these things just to watch home videos, the most likely source of
content for these things right now is P2P file-sharing networks like
Kazaa, where it's not too hard to find MPEGs of The Sopranos and The
Simpsons. To get around all that, manufacturer Archos is going to
start putting special chips from Texas Instruments into their personal
video players that supposedly make it possible to copy movies from
DVDs and watch them on the player. Read...
CeBIT Video Coverage with Archos PMA430
and Head Camera
CeBIT Video Coverage with Archos PMA430
and Head Camera
03/17/2005 03:48 AMI4U Mar 15 2005 5:13PM GMT
Sony's HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket Video
Review
Sony's HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket Video
Review
06/16/2004 07:12 AM
Portable Media World (a spanking new sister site to our favorite
French gadget site, Akihabara News) has a review of the HMP-A1, the
second-generation video player from Sony. They're impressed by its
fit-and-finish, but it's clear from the review that Sony has crippled
the device, forcing the user to go through two different programs to
copy audio and video to the unit (and no ATRAC, hilariously), as well
as reencode most video before transferring it over (it supports MPEG
1/2/4 but not MPEG4 derivatives like DivX or XviD, apparently).
Battery life varies wildly depending on how much decoding the HMP-A1
must do, but even when gnawing on the relatively dense MPEG2 files it
manages around a 4 hour playback -- couple of movies worth, which is
decent. Left-handed users get an unfulfilled tease, as the HMP-A1
supports a screen pivot for lefty use, but doesn't switch the
directions of the controls, meaning scrolling down, for instance, will
cause the HMP-A1 to scroll up.
It looks nice, but considering the major market for these units --
we geeks who rip our own DVDs, record TV, and download video
(illegally) -- it's probably better to wait for one of the iRiver or
Archos players that don't do annoying things like hide the directories
on the hard drive.
Read
[PMW.SorobanGeeks]
Related
Sony's HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket [Gizmodo]
Digital Video Recorder
Digital Video Recorder
01/03/2004 02:12 PMDVR 3.2 released !
Arex MobiDV-H10 SD/MMC Video Recorder
Arex MobiDV-H10 SD/MMC Video Recorder
05/21/2004 02:31 PMA new device profiled on AkibaLive will record and display MPEG-4
files, and although it is only recording to SD cards, they claim 45
minutes of video can be shot on a single 512MB card. The Arex
MobiDV-H10 can also...
ETV Personal Video Recorder Beta 6
ETV Personal Video Recorder Beta 6
07/05/2004 08:08 AMA personal video recorder (PVR) especially suited for European use.
A Digital Video Recorder Leader Lags
A Digital Video Recorder Leader Lags
04/26/2004 02:00 AMTiVo, the company that popularized DVR's, isn't taking part in their
new popularity. Also: the most popular movies, TV shows, books and
software.
Sharp DV-HRW30: Once, Twice ... Three
Times A Video Recorder
Sharp DV-HRW30: Once, Twice ... Three
Times A Video Recorder
06/23/2004 01:56 PM
For those with more
far-ranging video needs, Sharp is releasing the DV-HRW30, a hard disk
video recorder which also has a DVD burner and VHS deck. It even
bundles in a satellite decoder, although it can only tape that direct
to hard drive or DVD -- probably not a big problem, especially since
you can freely move video around from format to format without
restriction (according to Sharp, at least). The hard drive is only
80GB, which is sort of puny these days, but could probably be upgraded
without too much worry. The DV-HRW30 is set to hit Nipponese stores
July 1st for around ¥95,000.
Read
[Dottocomu]
"Sony’s 1TB digital video recorder with
seven TV tuners"
"Sony’s 1TB digital video recorder with
seven TV tuners"
05/13/2004 03:37 AMTiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder (AP)
TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder (AP)
01/06/2005 03:04 PMAP - TiVo Inc. wants to declutter living rooms and simplify changing
channels with its television recorders as it announced plans Thursday
to launch models that integrate the converter boxes required by many
cable TV companies.
TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder
TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder
01/06/2005 04:59 PMSan Jose Mercury News Jan 6 2005 8:05PM GMT
TiVo to Offer Video Recorder Without
Set-Top Box (Reuters)
TiVo to Offer Video Recorder Without
Set-Top Box (Reuters)
01/06/2005 07:29 AMReuters - TiVo Inc. plans to introduce a
high-resolution digital video recorder and deliver programming
over Internet lines, in an effort to differentiate itself from
recording services offered by cable and satellite providers, it
said on Thursday.
TiVo to Launch Integrated Video Recorder
(AP)
TiVo to Launch Integrated Video Recorder
(AP)
01/06/2005 10:15 PMAP - TiVo Inc. wants to declutter living rooms and simplify changing
channels with its television recorders as it announced plans Thursday
to launch models that integrate the converter boxes required by many
cable TV companies.
Two reviews of Sony's new Clie Digital
Video Recorder
Two reviews of Sony's new Clie Digital
Video Recorder
12/19/2003 01:04 PMBargain PDA and ClieSource both review the new Clie Digital Video
Recorder from Sony (also known as the PEGA-VR100K) that can
automatically record TV shows...
Cogeco offers high-definition video
recorder
Cogeco offers high-definition video
recorder
04/19/2004 07:07 PMglobetechnology.com Apr 19 2004 10:20PM GMT
EyeTV 200 FireWire digital video
recorder announced
EyeTV 200 FireWire digital video
recorder announced
01/07/2004 06:45 PMAlso announced by Elgato Systems today announced its EyeTV 200
FireWire digital video recorder, which makes it possible to watch,
record, edit and archive high-quality, MPEG-2 encoded television on
the Mac...
TiVo to launch video recorder that
integrates cable box
TiVo to launch video recorder that
integrates cable box
01/06/2005 04:59 PMSiliconValley.com Jan 6 2005 7:57PM GMT
First DVD recorder that can play Windows
Media Video files
First DVD recorder that can play Windows
Media Video files
10/30/2003 09:14 AMArriving even earlier than we had originally predicted, the first DVD
recorder that will support the playback and recording of Windows Media
9 video files is here. Using Windows Media 9 means that over six hours
of DVD quality video can be squeezed onto one disc, and the DiVA 489,
which is being built by Malata/Wanlida (yeah, we'd never heard of them
either) but will be sold under the Polaroid brand name in the US, can
also play Windows Media content that's streamed or downloaded over the
Internet. Read...
Elgato introduces DVB-T digital video
recorder, with Common Interface
Elgato introduces DVB-T digital video
recorder, with Common Interface
09/02/2004 11:16 PMElgato Systems today
announced the release of the
EyeTV 410 digital
video recorder for DVB-T with Common Interface (CI). Based on the
award-winning technology of EyeTV 400 (for free-to-air digital
terrestrial television), this product is designed for countries where
PayTV via DVB-T is available. The new EyeTV 410 will find its users
particularly in countries, where the TV channels are broadcast via
DVB-T in encrypted format only. The new product also works in
countries with free-to-air DVB-T broadcasting. With EyeTV 410, users
can watch, record, timeshift, edit and archive digital terrestrial TV
in stunning picture and sound quality.
"
TiVo Series2 140-Hour Digital Video
Recorder
Buy at Amazon"
"
TiVo Series2 140-Hour Digital Video
Recorder
Buy at Amazon"
04/14/2004 10:32 PMSony Releases Internet-Enabled,
Hard-Disk Video Recorder
Sony Releases Internet-Enabled,
Hard-Disk Video Recorder
03/20/2003 01:05 PMLinking the entertainment value of video recording with the brains of
a home computer and the breadth of the Internet, Japan's Sony
Corporation has unveiled a device that seeks out and records
television programs it believes its owners would want to watch.
I hate this digital video recorder:
Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8000
I hate this digital video recorder:
Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8000
08/16/2004 04:02 PMI can't begin to say how much I despise the
Explorer
8000 digital video recorder made by Scientific-Atlanta. That's the
system Time-Warner gave us when my wife signed us up for cable service
a few weeks ago.
I was out of town on the day they were scheduled to install it, so I
told my wife to make sure the DVR was real TiVo, because I'd played
with a TiVo belonging to my friend, and thought it was just about
perfect. The service tech came and told her it was real TiVo. When I
got back and saw that the ugly box didn't have a happy bipedal TV set
logo on it, I was disappointed, but willing to give it a try.
The first thing I noticed was the crappy user interface. Unlike TiVo,
there's no audible signal when you press a button. And because it
takes a couple of seconds after pressing a button for anything to
happen on the screen, I often press the button twice, thinking the
first press didn't go through. What happens when you press a button
twice is that you see the result on the screen for a split second
before it disappears, because the second press cancels the first
press. That means I have to press the button a third time, and wait
another mini-eternity for something to happen.
So many other things suck about the user interface that I can't list
them all. But the main UI problems include lack of keyword scheduling,
way-too-slow fast-forwarding, no alpha character entry, and the
inability to see how many hours of programming are available on the
hard drive.
This last flaw hit home when the machine suddenly stopped recording
shows. I tried everything I could to get it to work, including
rebooting the system and calling Time Warner Cable customer service.
They told me that they'd have to replace the unit, which would take
five days.
Five days later a service technician came with a new box. I asked
him if this problem was common, because Google returns a lot of pages
from people who think the Explorer 8000 is a piece of junk. He said
the system is fine as long as you didn't store too many shows on it.
If you fill up the hard drive, the system freezes up, and there's no
way a user can undo it. But how do you know when the disk is close to
being full if there's no gage to tell you? The service tech's answer:
"don't keep very many shows on the hard drive." That pretty much
defeats the purpose of a DVR, doesn't it?
He also warned me not to put anything on top of it, as it was
notorious for overheating and seizing up. I told him I was considering
TiVo, but he insisted the Explorer 8000 was better than TiVo. How so,
I asked? "We will give you a new one if it breaks," he said.
Our second Explorer 8000 is also a piece of junk. Like the first
one, it regularly fails to record requested shows. But this one goes
even further in its attempt to aggravate me by freezing up while
playing back a show, and pixelating and jittering like a lost episode
of Max Headroom.
Yesterday I was at Best Buy, and I noticed that 40-hour TiVos were
on sale for $50 after rebate. I bought one and set it up. What a
difference! If TiVo were a beverage, it'd be a tall glass of Jamaican
ginger beer with chipped ice and a lime wedge, while the Explorer 800
would be a paper cup of warm fake lemonade stirred with the finger of
a nose-picking six-year-old.
I can't wait to get the Explorer 8000 out of my house. Why did Time
Warner make a deal with this company?
Sony's HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket
Sony's HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket
05/27/2004 09:28 AMMore details have emerged about Sony's next VAIO Pocket player, and I
can say in no uncertain terms that this is the one to wait for. Check
out the specs for the 20GB HMP-A1: Native MP3 support with bundled
Musicmatch...
MSN Video Download for PMC and Pocket PC
Launches
MSN Video Download for PMC and Pocket PC
Launches
03/30/2005 07:31 AM
One of my
biggest criticisms of Microsoft's Portable Media Center platform has
been that there's really nothing to watch. You could download a few
B-list movies from CinemaNow and Major League Baseball games or copy
stuff from your Windows Media Center PC, but if you wanted to put
anything else on the device, you had to transcode your video to
Windows Media Video format (a hassle I will, perhaps unfairly, put up
with in the PSP, but not in a device with the primary purpose of
playing back video).
Thankfully, Microsoft has finally launched MSN Video Downloads, the
long-promised service to provide daily-updated content for easy
download and syncing to your Portable Media Center. I haven't used it,
but glancing over the content list looks somewhat
promising—enough so that the $20-a-year subscription fee is
probably worth it, if you've already dropped $400 on a PMC (and the
content works on Pocket PCs, as well).
Product Page
[MSNVideoDownloads]
Grok Description matches for New: Archos Pocket Video Recorder AV400
GrokA matches for New: Archos Pocket Video Recorder AV400
Archos AV402, AV700, and Gmini XS 100
Archos AV402, AV700, and Gmini XS 100
04/10/2005 12:22 PM
Could it be that Archos is going to release some
products that aren't ugly? We're already pretty big fans of the work
they do, but it's been hard to press the recommendations to people who
flinch at their knobby designs. These three upcoming products in this
roundup, however, look slick—and they have a lot of function.
The Archos AV402 [left] is a case update to the AV400 series, which is
one of the (if not the) best portable video players around.
GenerationMP3 is reporting it's on sale in the US already, but that's
not the case (the 400 series certainly is, but not the AV402).
The AV700 is Archos's first move into the large-format PVP space,
with a 7-inch screen and a 60GB hard drive. Archos will be adding
satellite and DVB tuners in a future model that will ship later in the
year. Lastly, the Gmini XS 100 is a 20GB player with a color screen
and the typical Archos 'do anything' philosophy, so it'll be able to
handle video and audio in a variety of flavors just fine.
Archos of return with the AV700 and Gmini XS 100!
(Machine translated) [GenerationMP3/Google]
6 GB Compact Flash Cards
6 GB Compact Flash Cards
07/23/2004 09:21 AM
Not more than a week after
the world saw the first 6.75MB/sec (45x) CompactFlash cards, Green
House Corporation introduces their 12MB/sec (80x) cards. (All RAW, all
the time, punk.) If you feel like spending nearly $5,400 on a single
piece of equipment small enough to be flushed down the toilet, Green
House can also fulfill your wildest dreams; the cards go up to 6GB
capacities.
Read
- Press Release (Japanese) [Green-HouseJP via TechJapan]
Read - Product Page (Japanese)
Speedera and Macromedia Unveil Secure
Flash Video Delivery; Customers Can Now
Monetize Macromedia Flash Video
Speedera and Macromedia Unveil Secure
Flash Video Delivery; Customers Can Now
Monetize Macromedia Flash Video
04/18/2005 08:24 AMBusiness Wire UK Apr 18 2005 11:55AM GMT
Seagate Announces 5GB Compact Flash
Seagate Announces 5GB Compact Flash
01/05/2005 02:20 PMComputer storage device manufacturer Seagate will begin shipping a 5
gigabyte CompactFlash card to retail stores next month, the company
has announced. The 5GB card is the largest on the market to date, and
will work on any CompactFlash II-based device, Segate said. It will
hold 1,500 high-resolution pictures.
Compact Flash Linux Project 0.1.4
Compact Flash Linux Project 0.1.4
07/23/2004 11:44 AMA compact flash Linux router distribution, for embedded devices.
3G FOMA Compact Flash Card
3G FOMA Compact Flash Card
11/03/2003 03:15 AM3G Nov 3 2003 1:49AM ET
Compact Flash Linux Project 0.1.4-pre2
Compact Flash Linux Project 0.1.4-pre2
04/23/2004 07:10 PMA compact flash Linux router distribution, for embedded devices.
SimpleTech Announces 8GB Compact Flash
Card
SimpleTech Announces 8GB Compact Flash
Card
02/11/2004 10:53 AMCompact Flash card or a Honda Civic car?
Compact Flash card or a Honda Civic car?
05/26/2004 04:35 PMInteresting choice to have to make. (Not that its a choice I have to
make). A car or a Compact Flash card? Pretecs 12GB CompactFlash...
DoCoMo offers 3G Compact Flash card
DoCoMo offers 3G Compact Flash card
10/31/2003 01:55 PMPC Pro Oct 31 2003 11:31AM ET
Pretec announces 6GB Compact Flash Card
by ~x-horizon
Pretec announces 6GB Compact Flash Card
by ~x-horizon
03/14/2003 08:45 PMCompact Flash Linux Project 0.1.5
(Default branch)
Compact Flash Linux Project 0.1.5
(Default branch)
03/26/2005 06:20 PM
Compact Flash Linux Project is a Linux
distribution designed to run on a compact flash
card in read-only mode. It is as small as
possible, and currently needs around 14 MB. It
includes OpenSSH, quagga, iptables, hostap, madwifi, wireless-tools,
pppoe, tcpdump, bridge-utils, and more.
Changes:
New packages include nemesis, grsecurity, and
openswan. /proc/sys/net/ipv4/{tcp,udp}_blackhole
was added, which behaves like FreeBSD's blackhole
sysctls. This version has been tested for a long
time, and it compiles with gcc version 2 and
version 3. This version is considered stable.
Victory for CPRM: SD cards overtake
Compact Flash
Victory for CPRM: SD cards overtake
Compact Flash
12/23/2003 03:21 PMA trip down flash memory lane...
AmbiCom Announces Compact Flash FM Radio
for PDA's
AmbiCom Announces Compact Flash FM Radio
for PDA's
12/04/2003 08:28 AMReview of SanDisk's Compact Flash WiFi
card
Review of SanDisk's Compact Flash WiFi
card
03/13/2003 10:20 AMPocketPCThoughts review of SanDisk's Compact Flash 802.11b card for
adding WiFi to PDAs. Also comes with an adapter so it can be used with
laptops.
Read
New: Flash Hacks
New: Flash Hacks
07/13/2004 10:03 AMO'Reilly's Flash Hacks, written by Sham Bhangal, contains 100 tools,
tricks, and techniques for Flash, including scripted and
timeline-based visual effects, page turning animation, and more.
NTT DoCoMo Develops FOMA Compact Flash
Card for Use with Videophone
NTT DoCoMo Develops FOMA Compact Flash
Card for Use with Videophone
11/04/2003 11:00 AMJapan Corp Nov 4 2003 9:53AM ET
Linksys Announces Wireless-G Compact
Flash Card, WCF54G
Linksys Announces Wireless-G Compact
Flash Card, WCF54G
06/23/2004 12:14 PM
There's not much detail, but
there really doesn't need to be -- Linksys has announced a
CompactFlash card that supports their 'Wireless-G' standard, which if
I'm not mistaken is what they call their not-quite-standard
implementation of 802.11g. No word on price yet, but I wouldn't expect
it to be much more expensive than the Wireless-B versions. Looks like
the product number will be 'WCF54G.'
Read
[Linksys]
Flash Video Template: Flash Ad with
Streaming Video
Flash Video Template: Flash Ad with
Streaming Video
08/16/2004 07:42 PMIntegrate Flash media components and link to streaming video to serve
a rich media ad on DART Motif.
ActionCrypt - A Flash Encryption Library
ActionCrypt - A Flash Encryption Library
09/12/2004 05:27 AMRedesign of ActionCrypt underway
New: Archos Pocket Video Recorder AV400
