AviScreen Portable V1.3 Revision 2    Suggested by MISIIM - Updated by guinness on 20 Nov 2009 654KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1730) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (8) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 Karin Andersson: Sorry, but I can't run AviScreen Portable as portable. It writes its settings to the Registry. [2007-08-23 15:46]

 Nathan Durnan: The download link on the author's site seems to be broken? [2008-01-21 14:31]

 Nathan Durnan: Appears to be available for DL @ Softpedia
 [2008-01-21 14:34]

 James: The Website & Download links are dead. The new link for the app at the authors site is ...

http://www.mi3soft.info/?page=portable.aviscreen [2008-03-19 14:09]

 ilmy23: actual link: http://www.mi3soft.info/?page=portable.aviscreen [2008-11-08 08:43]

 Dogma: form now on...when ever i encounter a broken download link...i will read the comments...i struggled around trying to find it for over an hour XD and after finding it...i then felt like posting the new link >_> and noticed otehr had posted it...DX [2009-06-10 13:56]

 behappy: This tool is NOT portable. It writes all info into HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Bobyte

With the version from Softpedia you dont go through an install process but the app creates default registry values at startup.

AviScreen is nevertheless a nice helper. [2010-05-23 11:01]

 behappy: Correction of my entry at 2010-05-23 11:01
The version at Softpedia IS portable BUT it sets reg keys. [2010-05-23 11:06]

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