Byte-sized bites of technology
I finally decided to buy a Chromecast to complement the new screen that I bought. Although Chromecast states that it works with TVs, it works with pretty much any screen that has an HDMI port, e.g. my new BenQ monitor. The next step after setting this up was an extensive amount of research which is still… Continue reading 6 ways to stream local media files to Chromecast
Want to burn videos to DVD for play with Mac’s DVD player? The hard drive disk is stacked with tons of video files? A DVD creator would be a great help.
When I picked up my iPod Touch three months back, I did not know how much I'd fall in love with it. Since then I have used it less for listening to music and more for the various apps that the store has to offer. Apple recently revealed the brand new iPod Touch 4th generation.
In February we covered Daniusoft Media Converter Ultimate, which is powerful converter with the ability to remove DRM. A few days back, Daniusoft rolled out a free version of their video converter. Video Converter can not only convert video/HD Video to AVI, WMV, MPEG, MOV, FLV, MP4 easily and quickly.
There is a wealth of music available on the internet. While internet radio has been around forever, it is only recently that I tried it out. The problem with internet radio is that you need a fast enough (and unmetered) connection to listen to the music, which isn't a luxury we have in India.
A Youtube `channel’ is a fancy way of saying Youtube `profile page’. Whenever you sign up with Youtube you get your own `channel page’ that gives details such as your public videos, favorites, comments, subscribers, video log, bulletin status, and recent activity. Users can also see stats about you, like how long you've been a YouTube member, how old you are, and how many videos you've watched.
The web is definitely evolving and at the core of it all is social networking. It never fails to surprise how many different ideas people can come up with. Watchitoo.
There are times when I would want to cut a specific part of a commercial or a movie and upload them to YouTube to share it with my friends and readers. Till now I had been using Windows Movie Maker and it's been great. Recently I have discovered another helpful software that allows you to cut and split video files into small size by using it as a Video Cutter Video Splitter or Video Clipper Unlike many other programs Free Video Cutter is designed to work with most video formats including MPEG 1/2, MPEG4, DivX, Xvid, AVI, WMV, Quicktime MOV, Flash video and more.