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fDesc[1] = "transitions effects. The interface is friendly and contains a number of assistants to guide those who have just began. You can save files to disk or burn them directly to a DVD. It may be somewhat limited for those seeking complex issues.";
		fDesc[2] = "GoldWave, a very advanced program that will help you perform from simple to complex audio projects. With this application you will be able to play, edit, mix, restore and apply many audio effects to your files that will let you get professional results.";
		fDesc[3] = "music and stories recorded by the user himself. It is very simple and easy to use, but it doesn't allow adding visual effects to presentations or editing pictures. It runs on Windows Vista and all versions of Windows XP.";
		fDesc[4] = "available on the websites and captures it. User can also capture MP3 from radio sites and can hear it whenever they want. It gives super quality of audio and video file exactly the same you hear or watch on the website.";
		fDesc[5] = "software tutorials, presentations, demonstrations etc.";
		fDesc[6] = "chatting. It enables you to record your webcams, streaming video, video chat, instant messages, and record audio from any source including line-in, microphone or speakers. It only works with MSN Messenger, Windows Live Messenger.";
		fDesc[7] = "stations and broadcasts. Basically, it acts as a front-end tool for several programs with the sole purpose of recording and downloading online music.";
		fDesc[8] = "program removes the voice on your audio files. If you like a song but you do not like the way the singer sings or if you want to listen to the music alone, you can use this program to edit it.";
		fDesc[9] = "minutes. You can preset six alarms and schedule as many events as you like, specifying when should you be reminded.";
		fDesc[10] = "heavy metal. The software includes both the original DFH release and the Add-On pack that was released subsequently. The sounds for the program were played, recorded and produced at Dug Out studios by Tomas Haake, Daniel Bergstrand, Mattias Eklund and Fredrik Thordendal.";
		fDesc[12] = "detail that you see on your screen. It also records sounds from a connected microphone, which can be very useful while making presentations. Even the sound played through the speaker also gets recorded.";
		fDesc[13] = "(DVRMStoMPEG.exe) or against a directory (DVRMSToolbox.exe) using \"Processing Conditions\", or meta data based rules that you create. Both of these tools are command line applications so it's easy to create scheduled tasks that process your recorded tv while you sleep, or if you are a more visual person there is also a GUI that will run the applications. One of the more useful applications of DVRMSToolbox is its automatic commercial skipping capability. Using this feature (by combining the FileWatcher and the CommercialSkip add-in), Media Center will automatically skip commercials while you are watching the show. There is also a windows service (DVRMSFileWatcher), which can be run to watch the recorded tv folder and use the \"Processing Conditions\" to process new shows as they are recorded. A set of \"Profiles\", or configured set of actions, is included in the installation package. These...";
		fDesc[14] = "compact interface, which is very easy to handle. We get to select between different types of recovery (good, fair, poor or bad). And we can choose between two different recovery modes.";
		fDesc[15] = "the TV, you may be willing to burn that media to a DISC for office or home use or keeping record of your favorite serials. ArcSoft QuickDVD enables the user to burn recorded videos and TV shows to DVD using simple steps.";
		
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