aimersoft drm media converter free trial

between the registry entries & added files, I'd try not to click it too often. Installing Aimersoft Music Converter meant 1776 new registry entries recorded in XP - clicking the 'Driver Check' button added another 540. inf files added to Windows' inf folder, plus possibly quite a few backup files/folders when you click that 'Driver Check' button. Besides the 5 driver files you get 'WS_ATLMovie.dll' added to the system folder, 10. It can also effect the way you have Windows audio handling set up, e.g.

Needless to say installing 5 drivers has an impact on Windows, in this case maybe a bit more as Windows can automatically add supporting media handling files & set them up. Clicking Driver Check re-installs the *5* drivers. The Processing tab lets you set parallel conversions for files with DRM (the app recommends 3), there's an option for 'Original sequence' or 'Auto sorting', a button for Driver Check, & another for Switch (default) Soundcard.

The DRM Finder tab lets you add default folders where you store files with DRM, & you can set it to auto-load all or just un-converted file. Click the Options button & on the General tab you can set the max number of cores to use, whether to delete or keep duplicates of the converted file(s), set Auto update. Using Aimersoft Music Converter is very straightforward - you add files, set the output format & destination, & click 'Start' - there's nothing fancy about the non-re-sizable window. Note that some formats may require that you have needed codecs installed in Windows - testing a DVS-MS recording in XP used ffdshow for example. Speed converting (not re-recording) isn't bad, & it will import Windows Media, Apple Video, recorded files from Vista or 7's Media Center (as DVR-MS), along with. so you can put things back the way they were if necessary.

The 2nd is a double-edged sword of sorts - it includes audio drivers in case your PC/laptop can't record speaker/audio out, which is great if they work & if you need them, but like any driver install these have the potential to muck up your system, so backup 1st, set a Restore Point etc. It has a couple of Gotchas - the minor one is that it uses more resources than it needs because some of the files & processes used for video are also active when you run today's GOTD. It also seems it's a limited version of an app designed to record video with DRM. Aimersoft Music Converter can both convert non-DRM audio files & record those with DRM.

Aimersoft drm media converter free trial