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Modern computer system has so much performance that even a three year old system would satisfy most peoples daily needs, including browsing internet, email, office work, and even photo management. You wont type faster by getting a faster system. Thus, the regular benchmarks which measures general system performance dont matter anymore.
Certainly, there are exceptions, including gaming, anti-virus scan, and video-related work. For the best gaming performance, a powerful video card is often more important than CPU. Anti-virus scanning is time-consuming. However, scanning speed is mostly determined by the hard drive speed, not CPU. The CPU usage often stays under 30% during a scan.Thus, the only time consuming task which is still CPU intensive is video compression. It affects people everyday - encode video for iPod, PMC, Zen; burn DVD; encode video for websites etc.
Many system testers already do some kind of video compression benchmark. They use a variety of software for measuring the speed. However, those software are expensive and impossible for normal user to obtain. Thus, the benchmarking is limited in scope and you cannot benchmark your system to compare to a published result. ViMark is free. You dont need to buy expensive software just to see if your system is performing well. ViMark is easy. It does require QuickTime and DirectX. Other than those two standard video related system components, there is no extra codec download. Run ViMark and you will get your result in minutes.ViMark is a uniformed benchmark. Want to compare your result with other people? Submit to ViMark website and you can easily compare to reuslts running the same CPU or same OS.ViMark helps you to tune your performance. If you see your own result is substantially lower than others who use the same CPU and OS, you know there is a problem. Discuss with others in our discussion forum. It helps you to tune your system for the best performance.
Compatible with Windows Vista.

Moyager is a freeware multimedia player initially developed for playing HAV files, later extended to support numerous other media formats.
Moyager has a unique capability to play sequentially numbered images like they are a single video file. Image sequences are frequently generated by digital cameras, capture devices, 3D rendering software, etc.
Use this player for quick preview before converting your images to more efficient video formats like MPEG, AVI or HAV
Enhancements:
- Added: Saving of currently displayed image to disk or copying to clipboard
- Added: More shortcuts for frequently used functions
- Added: When displaying large pictures Moyager now uses scrollbars so you can view hidden parts of the picture
- Added: HTML help file
- Added: Support for Indeo Video File format (.ivf file extension) which is actually an AVI subformat
- Added: Support for 48-bit TIFF images by converting them to 24-bit images
- Added: Support for 1-bit PNG images by converting them to 8-bit images with grayscale palette
- Changed: When moving position bar with the mouse the picture if refreshed immediately (if possible, depending on the position of the nearest key-frame)
- Changed: Some checkings are removed to make image sequence detection faster
- Fixed: Moving single frame forward / backward using keyboard didnt work properly
- Changed: File size in info panels is shown in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes or gigabytes, whichever is appropriate