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GENERAL STUFF ABOUT OUR VIDEOS

We offer high quality genuine amateur homemade videos and photos. All videos include real amateur couples or husbands and wives. There are no professional actors or actress in our videos only real people with real orgasms. Videos are mostly made with high quality home video cameras and contains original sound. This kind of videos gives authenticity to erotic content on them. 

Did you ever ask yourself how would it look like if you recorded sex with your partner? Do you like to watch other couples having sex? Does it turns you on? I bet it does....

We have very positive feedback from our customers and that is why we are so confident in our products.

 
 

 

VIDEO AND PHOTO FORMAT

What is DivX® video (mpeg4)?

 

DivX (mpeg4) is the world's most popular video compression codec. At its core, DivX is a  piece of software that compresses video from virtually any source down to a size that you can put up to 10 hours of video on one DVD instead of only 2. DivX can do all this without reducing the original video's visual quality.

All you need to do to play DivX video is to install DivX codec (It's free). Codec than works with any video player on your system. For example you can play DivX videos in Windows Media Player or any other favourite player.

DivX is doing for video what MP3 did for music, and it is not called the world's most popular video compression technology for nothing. The best thing is that you can install codec for free from www.divx.com.

You can also buy external DVD players that support DivX codec for as low as 60$ in almost any audio/video store all around the world.

All videos in our member's area are encoded with DivX video codec.
 

What is JPEG image format?

JPEG

  

JPEG is the world's most popular format for computer pictures (digital images). You can find a lot of free photos on our site that have .jpg extension. You do not need any special software to view and browse pictures. You can view them in internet browser, any image viewer or external DVD unit.
 

 

 

HOW TO USE OUR VIDEOS

All our videos can be used on on any home PC/MAC compatible
computer or appropriate external DVD player. 
 

USAGE ON YOUR HOME PC/MAC COMPATIBLE COMPUTER:

 

Video usage is very simple. Download videos from our member's area to your computer first. Double click on video to run it in your video player an enjoy.

If videos doesn't play in your video player than you need to install DivX video codec. You can get it for free at www.divx.com. Most operating systems like Windows already have generic mpeg4 (DivX) codec installed so you do not have to do anything. 

Installation of video codec is automatic and you only need to click one time to finish installation if you are installing original DivX codec.


You can watch videos immediately after video codec installation. For example you can run them on Windows Media Player or any other video player you might have.

 
 

USAGE ON YOUR EXTERNAL DVD PLAYER:

 

All our videos can be watched on external DVD players that support DivX (mpeg4) video codec. All you have to do is to burn videos to DVD media and run them in your DVD player.

A lot of DVD players support DivX video format today. You can get good external DVD players that support DivX for as low as 60$. Some old DVD players might have option to upgrade them, so check if this option is possible on your own player.
 

 

- DVD usage is very simple. All you need to do is to put DVD in your DVD player and wait for menu to appear.

- Next go to folder with videos or images and choose your content to view.
 


 

WATCH VIDEOS FROM PC ON YOUR TV

You can watch our videos full screen on your TV by connecting it to your computer. It takes just a few simple steps. There are several ways to connect your computer to your TV and several types of connections you can look for. Look at the back of your computer and TV, then choose the type of connection you would like to use below.
 
S-VIDEO COMPOSITE VGA VIDEO COMPONENT DVI SETTINGS
 
 S-Video:
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S-Video How To:
New computers usually come with S-Video connections. If you have a TV with S-Video then this is an easy way to connect your computer to your TV. 


What You Need:
1) S-Video Cable


2) Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable


-OR- Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Adapter + RCA cables
 



How To Connect:
Video:
Connect one end of the S-video cable to the video output on your computer and the other end to the video input on your TV.

Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).

NOTE: If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV to do this.

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 Composite:
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Composite How To:
 If you have an RCA connector on the back of your computer you can use that. You may also need to power down your computer and reboot to be able to get the signal. You need an RCA cable that will be long enough to reach from your computer to your TV. 


What You Need:
1) RCA Video Cables


2) Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable


-OR- Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Adapter + RCA cables
 



How To Connect:
Video:
Connect one end of the RCA Video cable to the video output on your computer and the other end to the video input on your TV (color-yellow).

Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).

NOTE: If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV to do this. 

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 VGA Video:
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VGA Video How To:
The VGA port is the connector that is connected to your PC monitor. This connector is usually only usable for VGA Monitors or HDTV setups. However, you can use this option if you have a converter. 


What You Need:
1) VGA Monitor Cable


2) VGA-To-TV Converter


3) Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable


-OR- Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Adapter + RCA cables
 



How To Connect:
Video:
Connections may vary based on the VGA connector you are using. You may want to check the VGA connector manual for details.

Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).

NOTE: If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV to do this.

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 Component:
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Component How To:
Some video cards have optional component output. If your computer does have component jacks this is another easy way to connect your TV to your PC. The connection is similar to composite. 


What You Need:
 1) Component Video Cable


2) Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable


-OR- Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Adapter + RCA cables
 



How To Connect:
Video:
Simply connect the three component outputs from your PC output to your HDTV's input.

Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).

 NOTE: If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV to do this.

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 DVI:
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DVI How To:
DVI is another option you may use to connect your TV to your PC. Most new HD sets come with DVI inputs. If your computer uses DVI you may want to use this option.  


What You Need:
 1) DVI Cable


2) Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Audio Cable


-OR- Miniplug-To-RCA Stereo Adapter + RCA cables
 



How To Connect:
Video:
 Match the DVI standard type between your PC and HDTV, and select the proper DVI cable to connect them. If possible, make sure that both your video card and HDTV have matching HDCP copy protection support. Once you have the correct DVI cable plug one end of the cable into you computers DVI port and then plug the other end into your TV's DVI port.

Important: Consult your HDTV manual for information on supported resolutions and refresh rates. It is theoretically possible to damage your TV if you apply unsupported resolutions and timings.

Audio:
Plug the single connector end of the audio cable to the line-out or speaker-out connector on your computer. Plug the 2 RCA connectors on the other end of the audio cable into the audio input on your TV (color-coded red and white for left and right audio channels).

NOTE: If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV to do this.

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 Settings:
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Display Settings:
 Once you have connected your computer to the TV you will need to go to your display settings and activate the new display in order for your computer to recognize it. 


Windows Display Settings:
You can use the Display Control Panel in Windows to activate the output to the television. You can either "mirror" the display of the computer on the TV, or you can "extend the desktop" onto the television and have two separate displays.


MacOS Display Settings:
If you are using a Mac, open the Displays System Preference for the same options.



NOTE: If your TV has multiple video modes you might need to select the video mode that the cable is plugged into. Read the instruction manual that came with your TV to do this.

 

 

 

 

 

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