Backups and archives are a key piece of retaining our digital lifestyle; both professional and personal data chains and items. We keep all of our documents, photos, and records in binary format, instead of pen and paper. One bad electrical overload, physical shock, read/write error, electromagnetic exposure, and you can lose everything. These are real-world … More ASCOMP Software Backup Maker 7.4 Showcase
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Two generations ago, family and friends might gather around a projector screen, with a slide projector with a slide rotary caddy. They would take these opportunities to recap trips they went on, things they saw, and people they experienced the events with. As been the subject of numerous parodies and skits, people have been subjected … More Day-of-Release: Ashampoo Slideshow Studio HD 4.0
Anyone who reads my blog, with any regularity, will know of my fever pitch love of cinema. I have an extensive collection of movies and television series (many which I inherited from my late parents), and I need to keep accurate count of what I own. I have tried several products, and I am always … More MovieManager 3.3 Pro Review
You, my avid readers, know that I am still in full support of disc media, particularly high-capacity and archive formats. The newer players, such as Ultra 4K Blu-ray for HDR video, and the new storage archive format, M-DISC, hold many promises for high quality and long-term preservation. While the ability to create the super high-capacity, … More Ashampoo Burning Studio 16 Review
It has become a twilight era for disc-base media, but such media is still needed for large file-size projects such as the upcoming UHD video (4K Video) and for the foreseeable future, console games will still be available on discs. Be that as it may, identifying and marking such media is vital, and graphic design … More AudioLabel 6.0 Review
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