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Want to download videos from sites like Youtube, Vimeo and Metcafe without much hassles on your Linux based computer? Well, here is one application that will simply blow your mind. ClipGrab is an awesome web video downloader for Linux using which you can download videos from YouTube, Vimeo and Metcafe. However, the app does not… |
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A few days back, Microsoft released the newest version Internet Explorer – Internet Explorer 9. Andrew Tait has made a video comparing the various versions of Internet Explorer from version 1 to 9. This is quite an interesting video which shows how much IE and the web has changed in the last 15 years. If… |
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Windows Live Messenger has a neat feature using which you can send short video messages to your friends just as you would send a short text message. The video messages are 30 seconds in length and can be recorded any number of times before you send them across to your friends. In this article we… |
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There are plenty of applications to convert video to various formats in Linux. One script that I ran into which makes the conversion so simple is Video2Avi. It is not a full fledges video converter because it can only convert video from other formats to AVI. Nonetheless, I find it quite useful because most of… |
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MTV Roadies is currently in it’s eighth season and is titled as “Shortcut To Hell” because the second half of this 8th season took place in China (which is otherwise also known as Shortcut To Hell) and the tasks which the roadies were made to perform in China were very difficult. Auditions were held in Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chandigarh and Mumbai. |
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At CES 2011, Google showed some previews of Honeycomb. There was not much details at the time though and all we got was a rendered video. Today Google is having a press event to unveil Android 3.0 Honeycomb later today. According to the invites which Google sent out, Google will provide “an in-depth look at… |
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Youtube has released some pretty interesting stats about the traffic the website received from mobile devices. The video social network clocked up to 200 million daily video views from mobile devices, taking the overall traffic to as high as three times just from mobile viewers. Also, users can now see official music videos of various artistes directly on Youtube. |
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The video codec H.264 is in the news again. Earlier when HTML5 video was the new rage, Firefox and Opera decided to not to support H.264 because of it is a proprietary codec. Instead they decided to support the open Ogg Theora. Safari and Chrome choosed to support H.264 because Theora’s performance was deemed unsatisfactory. Chrome supported… |
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