Reviews of VideoInspector

1. 
   litterworm

   Reviewing 2.2.2.121 (May 22, 2009)

   Use to scan with antivirus, the result got virus, file0047.bin - Win32/Adware.Agent.NMA application.
2. 
   Crypton

   Reviewing 2.1.0.116 (Jan 6, 2009)

   Something not right with this application, I had even declined the agreement for the "RelevantKnowledge" software as well as unchecked it on the final screen before installation took place. Not sure what is going on with it, but it hung up my Vistal Ultimate x64 Quad Core system, I had to choose logoff to get anything working again (Task Manager did not want to open), I then tried it on XP 32bit via VMware and had the same result. Program hangs up the system during install. Uninstall and not using again, G-Spot has always worked fine and has remained non-questionable. I will say that no spyware etc.. was detected after install, so it may just be a junk installer used for this program who knows. My rig is 2 weeks old and I was looking for software to use on here for video related things, looked interesting, but thanks anyway.
3. 
   Zoroaster

   Reviewing 2.0.0.113 (Sep 9, 2008)

   I agree with rotjong.
   Because of this, as related by rotjong, not only am I not installing this new version 2.0.0.113 but I am removing as well installed version : I just cannot stand softwares which install themselves this way. I'll wait for a clean install of VideoInspector to install it again.
4. 
   rotjong

   Reviewing 2.0.0.113 (Sep 9, 2008)

   Now comes bundled with RelevantKnowledge instead of the toolbar as in the last version 1 release. The RelevantKnowledge installation is optional with Accept or Decline unchecked. You have to click an option but the way it is shown to the end user I will bet many just automatically click Accept without realizing they just installed bundled software because they didn't read closely enough. It looks like your standard software installation agreement and not a bundled software agreement.
   
   I had processes start hanging from the beginning of running the installer and after finally getting done and rebooting my system was completely unstable. I uninstalled and the problem remained. I restored to right before the installation and the problems vanished.
   
   Based upon this experience with the installation even when I did NOT accept installation of RelevantKnowledge and what I consider a far too subtle user acknowledgement of installation of bundled software I have to give this a 1 rating. I won't touch this with a 10 foot pole.
   
   Btw, I reproduced this problem a number of times in trying to make sure this was indeed the culprit.
   
   It used to be an awesome program. Too bad they had to ruin it.
   
   I'll stick with GSpot and MediaInfo.
5. 
   zridling

   Reviewing 1.9.0.102 (May 23, 2006)

   Got to agree. Thanks for the tip, Matt.

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