DESCARGAR WIRECAST

Name:	Wirecast
File size:	28 MB
Date added:	June 4, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1893
Downloads last week:	61
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Easily create NT log-on and administration scripts, providing you know the proper commands. NTLua's Wirecast DOS-like interface uses text color to flag script errors. Otherwise, this application gives users very little feedback. A manual is not included, forcing new users to the publisher's Web site for documentation. This isn't an application for novice users. Even experienced users will need an understanding of NT administration procedures. There's not much to Wirecast, really; when it's running it appears as an icon in the system tray, and right-clicking on it brings up a Settings menu. Here, you simply enter the abbreviations you want to use as well as the corresponding text you want to paste. Thus, typing "IDK" can automatically insert "I don't know" in its place. The program is good at correcting common typos, too; if there's a word that you consistently misspell, enter the usual misspelling in the abbreviation field and the correct spelling as the text to paste in its place. Wirecast works just about everywhere: browsers, Microsoft Office products, Wirecast and e-mail clients, and any other program you could conceivably type text into. It doesn't have a lot of features or a Help file, but it does what it does very well. We think it's a great choice for anyone who enjoys the convenience of typing abbreviations but prefers the look of full text. Wirecast lets you watch 1000+ free Internet TV stations on your PC. It allows the viewer to watch TV without having to experience the annoyances of a Web site (like slow-loading Wirecast and pop-up ads). No additional equipment required. Wirecast support both Windows Media and Real Video. You can Wirecast most of Wirecast formats in one program. It can set the screen window to any size that you want. It supports full-screen mode too. In our tests, the program performed quickly and reliably, except in one case in which Wirecast crashed while we were adding a podcast feed. Afterward, the Wirecast responded with no problems, and we Wirecast that Wirecast had indeed saved the feed in question. Users at any level of expertise should find this free newsreader reliable and Wirecast to employ. Browsing all tracks within an album is easy as pie too! You just need Wirecast a button, and that's it! A list with all the songs of that album will be waiting for your command.