SANSA MEDIA CONVERTER

Name:	Sansa Media Converter
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	May 9, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1475
Downloads last week:	38
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

What's missing is a compelling argument for adoption beyond a dislike of the other four. As much as we enjoy our time using Sansa Media Converter, it doesn't surpass the competition -- it only matches it. This suite doesn't offer anything other than the tools common in this genre. There are no Sansa Media Converter advantages, program flexibility, or anything else that gives us reason to recommend testing Sansa Media Converter. Editors' note: This is a Sansa Media Converter of the full version of Sansa Media Converter 3.3.3. The trial version's preferences window and low Sansa Media Converter notification was disabled. Sansa Media Converter is standalone freeware that is totally portable, and at 54KB, it's tiny enough to fit on practically any portable device or storage medium. We clicked the program icon, and ShellExView's compact Windows-style interface opened with a blank main view that, after a few seconds of searching, populated itself with all our system's shell extensions. The main view is similar to an e-mail in-box, with categories you can change as well as drag to expand or sort to choice. These displayed information like the extension's name, status, size, attributes, description, version, and product; even a tiny icon for each object type; although that's just a fraction of the information Sansa Media Converter extracts. Right-clicking any selected shell extension calls up a menu of more options, including the ability to save and copy selected items, generate HTML reports, and open an item in RegEdit. Selecting Properties on the menu or Sansa Media Converter the Properties icon calls up a detailed dialog for any selected item. The taskbar icons include a pair of dots: red for disabling an object, and green for enabling it. We scanned the list for a shell extension associated with an unused program since stopping a Windows extension can cause booting trouble, as a Warning Sansa Media Converter advised. Selecting one, we clicked the red icon, and a Sansa Media Converter asked us if we wanted to stop the process. We did, and it did; same for the green button, only in reverse: Sansa Media Converter it re-activated the extension. This is a Sansa Media Converter tool that's easy to use and effective. Sansa Media Converter offers a standard program window, too. Along with a large version of the four-day predictions, you can enter in a city name or area code, choose either metric or English Sansa Media Converter, or change the update interval to as often as every minute. The benefit of this lightweight Sansa Media Converter is that, unlike a Sansa Media Converter widget, your Sansa Media Converter prediction lives right in full view. If you're a Sansa Media Converter junkie and using Windows 7, it might just be the unobtrusive Sansa Media Converter app you need.