I know that there are a number of people interested in cord cutting. At least in how that relates to cable TV. Netflex and websites like Hulu and even those of most networks provide a possible alternative.
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This article by Alex Day not only lists these bugs but tell you how to correct the issues they cover. Continue reading »
I just came across this site thanks to an article entitled “Free: The Guggenheim Puts 65 Modern Art Books Online.” But there is so much more here. Continue reading »
Appologics has announced the release of AirBeam Lite, the free version of their unique realtime iOS video surveillance solution. AirBeam is an universal app for iOS that streams live video in amazing quality between any number of iDevices and Macs on a WiFi network. With AirBeam each device can be used either as a surveillance camera or as a remote monitor. Continue reading »
VideoDrive 2.5 for Mac OS X is a great solution to put your videos in iTunes. VideoDrive supports all formats, including AVI, MKV, OGG and FLG. While importing, VideoDrive will browse online for matching artwork and descriptions. Your videos will be automatically identified as movies or TV shows and added in the right category. Continue reading »
Soon Thanksgiving will be kicking off the holidays. To celebrate MacXDVD Software officially has announced the Thanksgiving special offer through Nov 29, 2011, bringing 10,000 copies of MacX DVD Ripper Pro for free, and big discount on their all-in-one DVD video converting software. Continue reading »
InfiniteSkills has rolled out a new Apple Motion 5 Tutorial Video Course designed to teach practical compositing and effects techniques for post-production workflows. Continue reading »
According to an article in the Hollywood Report, Avid’s Media Composer version 6 will be available on November 15. It will be 64 bit and have new 3D editing tools. Continue reading »
Of course Apple offers workshops for free and One to One Classes for an annual $99 fee in its stores, but what if you don’t live close to one of the stores? Continue reading »
The web site Geekfori has an article about how to get video to your iPad/iPhone. Geek for i “because we live in an iWorld”. Continue reading »
Manhattan Edit Workshop (Mewshop) online training series ‘Classroom in a Cup: Final Cut Pro X’ features Mewshop founder and filmmaker, Josh Apter; and Apple Certified Trainer, Ari Feldman. Continue reading »
Independent software developer Reggie Ashworth has juiced up VidConvert 1.1, a major update to his new video converter for Mac OS X. VidConvert is a video converter designed to make converting your videos simple and easy. VidConvert will convert just about any type of video into one of the many popular formats of today. Continue reading »
iApps2Be has announced the release of iDownloader Pro 1.0 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. iDownloader Pro is an app that can download anything from the web to your i-Device and then view/play the downloaded files or transfer them to your computer. The app’s key feature is that it can download video from any website where you can watch it with your Safari browser. Continue reading »
At this week’s International Broadcasters Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam, Adobe is delivering new tools for streaming broadcasts to more mobile devices, including Apple’s iPad and iPhone.
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In this article from Read Write Web, we can learn to save videos from the Web and replay them later on the TV or iPad. Continue reading »
