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Subhash VCD Player 2.4

No. of downloads: 339 Licence: Free
Publisher: V. Subhash File size: 2M
Date added: 14-10-2005 Minimum requirements: Windows 95|Windows 98|Windows Me|Windows NT|Windows 2000|Windows XP|Windows 2003 Server

Publisher:

V. Subhash

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http://www.vsubhash.com/

Subhash VCDPlayer is a media player with support for VCD playback and image capture. Captured images can be stored in bitmap (BMP) files and instantaneously previewed as the desktop wallpaper. The player also has special function keys that can be used to adjust playback when working from other programs. The program has a special transcription mode with preset settings for professional transcriptionists.

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