Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
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Nike Sportswear T-Shirt Gun
This device may or may not be real, but it really should be. Some of you may have been at sporting events that had people shoot T-shirts into the crowd, but how would you like to be the one doing the shooting?
Assuming these T-shirt guns are real, I have heard that the price is about $1,500. I think I am going to pass on this one, unless they make a model that doesn’t shoot authentic Nike Shirts.
Monday, July 13, 2009
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Play And Convert Any Multimedia File
In this post I will list some problems many people have with multimedia formats and one solution. But let's start with the problems:
* I have a video file and I want to extract the audio part.
* I have an AVI video and I want to put it on my web page in a format optimised for the web.
* How can I transfer videos from my PC to my mobile phone that supports only 3gp format?
* I have an AVI/MOV/ MP4/WMV file and I want to convert it to AVI/MOV/ MP4/WMV.
* How can I save on my disk MMS and RTSP streams?
* Ok, I downloaded a file from YouTube as a flv file, but how can I encode it in a format that can be viewed in any player?
* I got a file in a strange format: 3gp/amr/mp4/ogg/mpc. Does anyone know how can I view it?
There's only one answer to these frustrations and many others: SUPER.
SUPER is a free program that lets you view and convert almost any multimedia format you've ever heard. And you don't have to have any fancy codecs or player, because SUPER includes MPlayer, the best Unix media player, and a lot of codecs, including FFDShow.
Let's see how easy is to save a YouTube video as an AVI file.
Step 1. Go to a video.
Step 2. Select the URL value from the "About this video" box in the right.
Step 3. Paste the value at keepvid.com and save the file as a flv video.
Step 4. Drag and drop the file to SUPER and select the AVI container. Press Encode button.
Although SUPER has a very basic interface, it's very powerful. You just select the format of the output file, drag-and-drop the input file and click Encode. Using the same simple steps, you can convert a MOV file to MP3, an AVI to a 3gp file, an MP3 to a Flash file or any video to a format supported by iPod, PSP or PocketPC. Or you can just play a file in one of these formats.
The package at a glance:
* contains ffmpeg, mencoder, mplayer, ffmpeg2theora
* supported formats: 3gp (Nokia, Siemens, Sony, Ericson) asf, avi (DivX, Xvid, MPEG4, MSmpeg4), fli, flc, flv (used in Flash), mpg (Mpeg I or Mpeg II), mov, mp4, ogg, qt, rm, str (Play Station), swf (Flash), viv, vob, wmv, ac3, amr, mp2, mp3, mp4, ogg, ra, wma
* download size: 25 MB
* freeware
It's pretty hard to find the download links on SUPER's site, so here's a tip: download the software from third-party sites like AfterDawn or Softpedia.
GOM Media Player
The moment I opened GOM Player, I realized that's how a media player should look. Ok, maybe the colors and icons aren't great, but nobody's perfect and you can always change the skin.
GOM Player, the most popular media player in South Korea, is free, has a simple interface and includes many advanced features. The player includes many codecs (DivX, XviD, MP4, AC3), so you don't have to download them. It's also possible to watch incomplete AVI files or play media files while you download them.
There are options that improve the quality of videos (the player is optimized for TV OUT), boost sound.
It's not better than VLC or MPlayer, which are open source and cross-platform, but it's easier to use.
Source: Google-System Blog
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Geek Watches - The 8GB Video Watch
If you looking for a geeky watch to view your favourite movies on, then check out this fun 8GB Video Watch.
The 8GB Video watch has a built in OLED screen, which can display videos at 128 x 128 resolution, it can play back MP3’s and also has a built in mic and voice recording function.
Here’s the specs.
- Fully functional digital watch
- 1.5-inch OLED true color screen
- Plays videos in full colour on 128 x 128 pixel screen
- Menu Languages: English (default); Chinese; Korean; Spanish; Portuguese; German
- Buttons: vol +/ -, play-pause, track +/ - , menu
- Animated colour icon menu / animated welcome screen
- When not playing music, displays clock with black background
- Earphones are supplied and plug into a 2.5mm jack in the side of the watch
- To play videos, use the included conversion software to compress and resize the video for the watch (to NXV format)
- Opening for the mini USB port has a built-in microphone for recording
- Voice recording: 32 kbps in mp3 format - e.g. 8hrs on 128MB
- 6 equalizer settings for music playback
- Display settings include option to view ID3 tag or lyrics instead of filename for MP3s
- Readout for memory usage status
- Watch is not waterproof
- Watch charges via USB
- Plug and play in Windows 2000 / XP / Vista only
- Approximate dimensions: 3.9cm x 3.9cm x 1.4cm (thickness)
- Available with 2GB storage capacity
The 8GB Video Watch is available for $99.99 from Think Geek
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