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SVCD2DVD is a "one click" VCD or SVCD to DVDR with menus software. It automates the process of creating DVD-SVCDs and DVD-VCDs: putting VCD and SVCD content onto DVD without re-encoding video streams. Version 2 also supports HDTV and AVI/DivX/XviD to DVD, PAL to NTSC, NTSC to PAL framerate conversion and much more. Requires .Net Framework.
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Latest version: 2.5.5030 (January 28, 2009) Download sites: Visit developer's site Supported operating systems: Windows
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Version 2.5.5030 (registered) Released 28 Jan 2009 Hide changelog - FIXED: Issue with loading certain mpegs Version 2.5.5020 (registered) Released 17 Dec 2008 - FIXED: Issue with AviSynth/FFmpeg going incredibly slow and/or crashing - FIXED: Issue with menu encoder and it's dependent MSCRT system dlls. Version 2.5.5010 (registered) Released 08 Dec 2008 - FIXED: Issue with PAL to NTSC conversions not actually converting correctly - FIXED: Issue with two pass encoding on multi core PCs - UPDATED: ffmpeg updated Version 2.5.5000 (registered) Released 29 Nov 2008 It’s all about speed and quality in this build.... - ADDED: 100% utilisation of CPU cores (dual, quad, HT) with multi asset projects. Assets are processed in parallel – up to 50% speed increase depending on the project. - ADDED: Improved Avisynth support. AVSWrapper automatically creates a Avisynth script for your assets. - UPDATED: ffmpeg updated – improved performance, higher compatibility, higher quality! - ADDED: Higher bitrate for menus – higher quality menus produced. - ADDED: Menu button text now defaults to the file name of the first asset in a Titleset. - FIXED: Shutdown function working as expected now. - FIXED: Lots of other smaller internal fixes (to many to mention!). Version 2.5.3600 (registered & demo) Released 09 Dec 2007 - ADDED: Option to force the processing of mpegs (vobs) rather than leaving them as is. This allows for PAL/audio conversions etc. Version 2.5.3500 (registered & demo) Released 16 Nov 2007 - ADDED: Option to force the audio stream order (based on stream id) on dual audio assets. - FIXED: Assets on network paths not working. - FIXED: Deleting of assets is they contained NAV PACKs and "Delete _S2D files" option. Version 2.5.3300 (registered & demo) Released 25 Sept 2007 - ADDED: Re-encoding of non compliant mpegs to DVD specs - apart from SVCDs. - FIXED: Missing Menu highlights with certain colour choices. - FIXED: Missing outline to Image menu buttons. Version 2.5.3200 (registered & demo) Released 17 Sept 2007 - ADDED: Widescreen menu support. Note 16:9 menus reduce the maximum number of buttons from 36 to 18. - ADDED: MS-DVR support. - FIXED: Changing PAL/NTSC mid project wouldn't update the menu size. - FIXED: MKV files producing over capacity DVDs due to failing to calculate the audio bitrate. - FIXED: DVD Shrink automation issue on dual core PCs. Version 2.5.3100 (registered & demo) Released 15 Aug 2007 - FIXED: Display issue on menu screen. - FIXED: AutoFit not accounting for second audio stream. Version 2.5.3000 (registered & demo) Released 18 Jul 2007 - Added: Ability to add static text to the menu. - Added: ISO creation, without burning. - FIXED: Minimize->Maximize Window persistance bug. - FIXED: Invalid bitrate in second audio stream if present bug. Version 2.5.2850 (registered & demo) Released 06 Jul 2007 - FIXED: Bug with 2GB+ mpeg assets not producing chapter points. - Added output folder name setting. Version 2.5.2800 (registered & demo) Released 03 Jul 2007 - FIXED: Bug with Vista and certain file paths Version 2.5.2738 (registered & demo) Released 01 Jul 2007 - Inplace PAL to NTSC pulldown (no need to demux/add pulldown/remux) - significant reduction of PAL->NTSC encode duration! - FIX: Bug with Vista and certain file paths - Improved "Large Font" support in the GUI. Version 2.5.2728 (registered & demo) Released 22 Jun 2007 - Inplace 3:2 pulldown (no need to demux/add pulldown/remux) - significant reduction of Film->NTSC encode duration! - FIX: Faint vertical "lines" in some encodings. - FIX: mpeg audio issues. - Made AC3 the default and recommended audioencoding. - Better DTS audio handling. Version 2.5.2725 (registered & demo) Released 18 Jun 2007 - Updated to latest ffmpeg. - Improved Vista compatability (again!) - More formats supported: AviSynth scripts (see http://forum.videohelp.com/topic331487.html) - Resolved some threading issues with multi core systems. - Removed internal DVD player for previews. Now uses default DVD player on PC. Version 2.5.2718 (registered & demo) Released 12 Jun 2007 - .Net 2 build - Improved Vista compatability - More formats supported: aac, mkv, h264/x264, dts - Undo/Redo added to menu designer - Improved encoding quality (no real need for 2 pass now) - 30% Faster then v2.1 Version 2.1.2474 (registered & demo) Released 10 Oct 2006 - Added more comprehensive ImgBurn command line switches. - Max bitrate for encoding is now 9000kbs (was 7800kbs). - Added setting for reducing max bitrate to 8000kbs. - Fixed an issue with letterbox/pan & scan on 4:3 material on certain DVD players Version 2.1.2421 (registered & demo) Released 18 Aug 2006 - ImgBurn 2+ support. DVD Decrypter/ImgBurn 1 support replaced by ImgBurn 2 support and its ability to "build and burn". Now the recommended burning method due to its superior burning engine. - PAL HDTV sources (50 fields per sec / 25 frames per sec) now supported. PAL or NTSC DVDs can be produced from such source material. - "Force 16:9 DVD" override setting for AVI sources that have no aspect ratio info. - Updated GUI. Version 2.1.2308 (registered & demo) Released 06 May 2006 - 1088 HDTV sources are cropped to 1080 - removing extra 8 pix encoded garbage. Version 2.1.2294 (registered & demo) Released 13 Apr 2006 - MAJOR FIX: DVDs from HDTV sources had wrong dimensions if using overscan. - MAJOR FIX: Encoded AC3 audio no longer quieter than source audio. - Added option to disable multiple threading (in "video encoding settings") Version 2.1.2284 (registered & demo) Released 03 Apr 2006 - Fixed positioning of the preview window. - Improved Nero detection: quashes previous exceptions. - Fixed bug regarding project names and saving Version 2.1.2278 (registered & demo) Released 28 Mar 2006 - Fixed two menu bugs. Including "buttons not working" in certain scenarios. Version 2.1.2272 (register & demo) Released 22 Mar 2006 - New Settings pages (with tips & advice) - NTSC/PAL menu nomaly fixed (affected a few DVD players) - Displays encode bitrate on tooltip over DVD size - Updated GUI controls - "Save as" from projects - Initial background folder setting - CRT overscan setting - Better integration with Nero via NeroBurner 2.0 (included in release). - Lots of bugs have been fixed (too many to mention) - Updated ffmpeg build - improved ffmpeg configuration and options 2.0.2146 (Registered) + Added multi processor support for various processes. Encoding (avi, hdtv, pal2ntsc), in particular, can be around 50% quicker on HyperThreaded or Dual Core or Dual CPU machines. + Preview screen now resizes with the application window. + "Play All" bugs now quashed. (Old project files may need updating if you have had problems before) + AVI files with no audio streams were causing crashes - FIXED. + HDTV material now support in both 16:9 & 4:3 aspect ratios. 2.0 RC 9 - Released 28 April 2005 + “Pulldown” is now used, by default, for NTSC (film) and PAL to NTSC conversions. * Several improvements to the GUI. ! Several bug fixes. 2.0 RC 8 - Released 06 April 2005 ! AVI to MPG and PAL to NTSC encoding buffer underflows resolved – resulting in better DVD player compatibility. ! Mono source files now produce stereo audio. ! Quick DVD now works with BIN and mpegs assets. ! Play All is now working 100% + Optional merging of Titles in a TitleSet. This resolves issues where some DVD players stop at Title boundaries (Sony, Apex) * AutoLayout now orders the TitleSets according to the Asset Bin order. + Column sorting and row reordering supported in the Asset Bin. + Snapshots from the Title preview window can now be taken & saved. (Useful for menu buttons.) 2.0 RC 7 - Released 21 March 2005 ! Image menu button selection bug when loading a second image – fixed. + NeroBurner now has a burn speed option. ! pixilation on some mpegs from capture cards – fixed. * slightly different avi to mpeg encoding to improve quality. 2.0 RC 6 - Released 15 March 2005 + Images as menu buttons. Use DVD covers/screenshots etc as your buttons + Verify option for NeroBurner in Burning Settings. + New audio pass-through options. More control over leaving the source audio untouched. * AVI2DVD encoding massively improved in quality. * PAL2NTSC encoding improved. ! Undersized file size on avi encoding fixed. ! Several other bugs which were flagged are now fixed. 2.0 RC 5 - Released 23 Feb 2005 - Fixed: AVI’s with NTSC (Film) framerate produce larger than expected DVDs - Video Elementary stream mpegs are now able to update the DVD capacity indicator. - Auto Layout for Assets is improved with smarter logic. - Menu looping is back – I broke it back in RC1 2.0 RC 4 - Released 22 Feb 2005 - Improved menu encoding for compatibility. - Changed asset analysis routines. - Can use AVI without audio streams - Can use Video Elementary stream mpegs. - Auto Layout for Assets - Quick DVD and Quick DVD & Burn presets for the one clicker - Priority: Now SVCD2DVD runs at low priority. - Set default menu fonts in the menu settings. - Several other bug fixes. 2.0 RC 3 - Released 10 Feb 2005 ! Fixed missing chapters bug. ! Fixed audio encoding skipping logic ! Fixed orphan menu buttons after deleting VTS ! Several other bug fixes. 2.0 RC 2 - Released 04 Feb 2005 + Added DVD size indicator. + Added “Auto Fit” feature for AVI titles. When used, your AVI assets will be encoded in the best quality to ensure DVD capacity is not exceeded. + Added optional two pass encoding for AVI assets to improve quality. + Added CPU priority selection. + Warning/Prompt to overwrite existing VIDEO_TS folder. + Extracted mpegs are loaded as assets when processing BIN images. + Added registration wizard for FULL version. * Optimised GUI layout for 800x600 resolutions. * More compliant DVD output (no skipping with short GOP lengths). * PAL->NTSC conversion occurs even if Nav Packs are present in files. ! 64 Character filename limit bug fixed. ! No renaming of files if they are DVD compliant. ! Several other bug fixes. 2.0 RC 1 - Released 17 Jan 2005 - Fixed setting PAL->NTSC as a default option in the settings. - Fixed random crashing when loading assets. - Fixed various “focus” bugs. - Fixed AVI to MPG ignoring audio settings. - Fixed closing application during operation not stopping all processes. - Added Pan & Scan (Pioneer Fix) for MPEG 2 (SVCD) assets. - Improved Pan & Scan (Pioneer Fix) over v1.5. Quicker and bugs resolved. - Added minimise to tray. Save memory this way! - Added various GUI improvements. - Added RIFF header support. Mpegs with RIFF headers are converted when added to the asset window. - Several other bug fixes. 2.0 Beta 8 - Released 05 Jan 2005 - Fixed a PAL->NTSC bug when AC3 audio is selected in the settings. - Added PAL->NTSC conversion for AVI (Xvid/DivX) sources. - Added PAL->NTSC conversion for VCD sources. - Added AVI to DVD encoding using SVCD resolution (smaller files) - Added an enhanced AVI to DVD-SVCD option for Widescreen TVs. - Several other bug fixes. 2.0 Beta Can handle multi-stream audio mpegs Can handle mpegs with AC3 audio Mpegs are analysed on the fly to give info about the files Easier visualisation of the DVD structure Title Preview (individual mpegs) Save & load SVCD2DVD projects Integrated Menu designer: Numerous alignment options Different fonts for different buttons Menus with audio (AC3, MP3, MPEG Audio) Play all facility. Menu Preview Use AC3 audio silence or Mpeg-Audio silence for menus with no audio (this is beneficial to US/NTSC users) Integrated DVD burning if Nero 6 is installed. Batch ripping of BIN images. Batch demultiplexing of mpegs Batch demultiplexing & audio resampling of mpegs Batch demultiplexing, audio resampling & multiplexing of mpegs Set defaults for your menu audio/background and other processing options AVI files can be used as assets. They will be encoded to FULL resolution DVD mpgs. Thus a 700MB avi will become a 3GB+ mpeg. Nearly 50% faster than v1.5 AV sync is maintained. I.e. if your sources are in sync, so will be the DVD. (Unless you have multi-stream audio mpegs. In this case, like v1.5, you should check your sources and fix accordingly)
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This is definitely the BEST DVD creating software! I have been using this software for almost 4 years now and used it to make hundreds and hundreds of movies. It is simple to use, fast , reliable with very good customer support by the author. O.K. it is not as fancy and does not have as many "bells and whistles" as some other programs (does not support adding, multiple subtitles multiple audio tracks, animated menu, chapter selection...), but for most people who need fast, reliable & simple to use program - this is the best.
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I registered with Badgersoft/SVCD2DVD a long time ago,maybe 5 years? maybe longer.I used the software origionally to convert VCD's to DVD and even then it was the best around. Since then until today ,I have recieved immediate responses to mails,new versions and more help than I need. The software is fantastic.My main use is grabbing some avi's and authoring a DVD from them.Its beyond explaination how easy it is and I dont use the full functionality of what it can do.I support my friends systems and have always recommended the software to them for conversions or dvd authoring,most all were newbies and the ones that went and registered,I never heard from them again on the issue.I cannot praise it enough or for that matter Chris.I know I never paid £20 for it back in the day but it must be the best £20 you could spend.I owe him a donation but being a canny scotsman he is going to have to wait just a little longer :) what can I say,I'm a fan :)
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I have used many many authorising tools in the years from simple to complex and i have to say that apart from the odd file format this does the lot.I do have to use another program for obscure files or RM but for your standard avi this in my opinion cannot be beaten for quality, or time, or ease of use.Ive also found that the menu facility offers just as much as some high end converters allowing the integration of images for buttons or allowing you to put your own music to the menu.I do alot of different tasks on it from series to quick scr converts and i couldnt be more happy. But the 1 thing that really makes this stand out in every aspect apart from the usability is the phenominal level of support you recieve.I had an early vista like many and when it came to install it there would be problems but between the forum and chris it was sorted.Then a new version was created and the bugs ironed out and it functions fine with no more crashes during the coding process.I dod however have a licence problem.Because i have had so many vista reinstalls my licence expired and i really thought i would have to pay again for it which alot of programs require but not this, a quick mail to support and chris reset it for me allowing me to continue to use it. If your new to this or even an old hand its a quality tool and your safe in the knowledge that if it goes pearshaped, there is someone who both cares and helps.
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Well what can you say about this program apart from SUPERB been using this for ages now best product out there for doing this sort of stuff easy to use always a good conversion and pretty fast.Well worth purchasing
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I have spent a great deal of time trying to make the conversion from PAL to NTSC. (Waaay too much time, if you ask my wife.) AVISynth is still beyond me, and my results with all other methods and programs have been disappointing. With SVCD2DVD, I have created my first PAL to NTSC DVD that looks GREAT on my HDTV set. Granted, I am using a standard (non-HD) DVD player and playing the disc at 480p, so perhaps there is room for others with better equipment to disagree with me, but I am extremely pleased. The disc looks way better than the results I got with CCE and ProCoder 2, even when I trusted the programs' wizards because I wasn't sure my own tweaking wasn't fouling things up. I tip my hat to all those at Badger I.T. for creating this program! I give it straight 10's, even though it's limited when compared with something like DVD-Lab, because if it could do more (like motion menus, etc) then I would just be compelled to spend more time creating my discs, whereas now, I can make them and enjoy them without investing an entire weekend per episode. Simple, easy, and great results! Now, I can move on to my next obsession (and you can be sure, when video is involved, another obsession will pop up straightaway)!
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Basically I have used everything. I find this program better than the rest because it keeps everything in Sync something not even Nero can do. It does it quick and properly. You want more? Neither do I if your chosing a program to use to convert, make up you name it pick this one its just spot on.
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Had to post a comment. This tool makes things very easy for me. I'm just a simple layman looking for a tool that does it all from a few simple steps. Highly recommend to those who are not computer or video wiz. The support is always there, just read the forum to find out.
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No direct way for subtitle, inferior output quality, watermark suck, limits for tryout. Free DIKO with CCE or DVD2SVCD still fast, outstanding quality, fast & reliable.
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FANTASTIC TOOL, WOULD BE TOTALLY LOST WITHOUT IT. SO SIMPLE TO USE, EVEN ME A WOMEN CAN USE LOL. ALWAYS ENJOY TRYING NEW VERSIONS, NEVER HAD NO PROBLEMS USING THESE TOOLS. HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO ANYONE THAT LOVES MOVIES. HAT OFF TO YOU CHRIS WELL DONE AND MANY THX.
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Ease of use: Video tutorials on site to show how to use, 10 Functionality: Can't put nearly as many AVIs on a dvd as you could if you convert AVI to MPEG2 with TmpGenc. Makes my MPEG2 files 20mb than they have to be, 7 Value for money: Looks like it would be worth buying, 10 Overall score: To make up for the functionality flaws is the spectacular design of the tool. Windows can be placed anywhere you want, very customizable, 10
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This is a fantastic program, it does all but one thing about producing a DVD, it doesn't yet allow you to make motion menus, but Chris says that it will later. The "FIT" option is really handy with episode files.
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The best All-In-One tool for the purpose, as of version 2.0 will convert your AVI files to DVD as well. You will not find better service or support, Chris is always there and willing to do what it takes.
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I've been "around the block", trying every conceiveable converter/encoder there is to try to find good solid (repeatable) results that don't take a week & 1/2 to finish. This app wins, hands down. While perhaps not 100% "perfect",its simple layout, ease of use, process time, & best of all *results* made me uninstall about 7 other apps that I no longer have any use for. The sheer genius of SVCD2DVD simply adding NAV paks to SVCDs for DVD compatability versus re-encoding (& the accompanying drop in quality)is worth the price of admission alone. Not to mention the author's tireless patience & help in the forums and via email. Worth every penny, IMHO!
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Brill tool and realy usefull- Dead easy to understand and the auther (maker) of the very fine product is a honrable fella. If your stuck he will help you as much as possable. This program can convert 1 svcd film (2 x 80 Min size films) in under 10 min on a 3 ghz Xp with very good qualty. The Two pass option with in allso improves on some of the films but will double the time it takes. I have upwards of 3 films on DVD-5 and 6-7 films on Dual Layer DVDs. With menus and back ground sounds. If you are stuck the forums are allso a good tool for help.
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Very Very Good Tool, Until i found this tool i was using 2 - 4 diffrent programs to convert my mpg/avi files to dvd vob files, but this program does it all and so much quicker, I Think this program is great and i cant find anything better keep up the good work chris!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I've been using svcd2dvd since the new 2.0 version has been released in beta form. I have nothing but good things to say about this piece of software. Designed with ease of use in mind, a complete newbie to dvd authoring can create his/her own dvd's with a couple clicks of the mouse. Additions like avi auto fit (although not pictured in the screenshot above) with 2 pass encoding make it simple to add 1,2,3, or as many avi files as you would like to your dvd. As the decription says, it is a one click dvd authoring software. Although at this time it is still in the beta stage the program rocks for ease of use and funtionality. It may be missing some of the flashy additions of much more expensive software but the final result is a good looking flawless dvd with title menu. And finally, I believe this to be the fastest software from original mpg to completed dvd there is to be found within it's funtionality range and beyond. I can't wait until all add-ons are complete and the final version is released. The best dollar for dollar dvd authoring software on the market. Period!
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have to say after using svcd2dvd i'm not really impressed at all as discs converted using it always have sound problems on my jvc dvd recorder when playin back although not in my pioneers so its got compatibility probs which i can resolve with usin dvd patcher and tmpeg author which i continue to use instead.
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First let me say that...I have been using this program now for like 6 months or longer and let me just say that this program compared with everything else I have tried that claims to make a dvd out of certain files, SVCD2DVD is not only the best one but I RFEALLY consider the leader. Special THANKS go out to the makers for putting together this program....... IT ROCKS!! without it, we would all have to go back to using 3-5 different programs and wasting all the time of switching in between all of them. on a scale between 1-10 I give it a 20 lol :) Keep up the GREAT work! and im looking forward to ver 2.0 when it get out of beta testing.
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Wonderfull proggy, Other svcd to dvd methods with various tools are to time consuming and some what confusing and sometimes with bad results. SVCD2DVD makes it easy to convert , author , and burn, especialy with the neroburn. I'm puzzled though that a svcd in pal format plays perfect on my dvd player but doesnt after using svcd2dvd. guess I need to convert pal svcd to ntsc 1st. Too bad there isnt a tool to do that with the ease of svcd2dvd.
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Been using this tool for about 1 yr now and out of maybe 1500 dvd's I'm glad to say i've only created about 5-10 coasters. For the price it doesn't get any better than this especially for someone who deals with bin/cue files it's the perfect tool.
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The point with this software is that you can mix svcd.vcd and dvd of course on one dvd. Mix pal with ntsc, does'nt matter. 3 minutes work(menu, put 6 x 800 mb in one folder(svcd))and then wait 40 minutes and your movie is ready. Then use dvdshrink to make it fit(normally 200mb too big). Now you have a dvd with three movies and menu.
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Note, it uses the .Net crap - so you have to have all that stuff installed. Also note, i'm not reviewing the program, but this form requires you to enter a rating (bad design - one should be able to just comment)
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This is a excellent tool plus version,very easy to use and very quick with excellent results from svcd/vcd to dvd in less than 20 minutes only £10 for life its a real bargain
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This is a nice one ! I´m talking + version Converting svcd:s to dvd in an easy manner has been a wish for me for a long time :-) TMPGENC is a great tool but you have to do a lot manually :-( Now this is a one click " almost" as you actually have to design the dvdmenu (with the built in tool) this is btw the only thing I could describe as a bit weak, not much to do but text and background otherwise it´s GREAT! you can optionally choose from different reencoders,multipexlers, ac3 and stuff useful and its FAST! it even rips your bin files directly :-) and does a full dvd to burn with your favorite burnprog (there is a choise to do this auto as well but you have to get this soft externall So fire away! $20=lifetime is not much for this I can tell you!
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