Tag: Video
Extract Audio From Videos
I can hear you! Extracting audio from video files might seem like a hassle. There are many methods that are just that, but I’m here...
Capture Flash Video in Safari
Flash video is commonplace now, and that leaves a lot of us desiring the ability to save those files like Quicktime files. Well, it doesn’t...
Getting non-encrypted Blu-Ray content to play on your Mac.
The lack of Blu-Ray support in Mac OS X is slowly driving me insane. As my Blu-Ray collection grows, my disdain for Apple executives snowballs....
I once relished in the fact that Apple was different. DVD Jon is now bringing us “Choice.”
It’s been a couple years now since I’ve been a Mac user. Being in my early 20s at the time, I was into anything that...
I fell in love at the Apple Store
Monday’s here. No one really likes them, but how about you put a smile on your face to try and brighten the start of your...
iPod Nano Review, with video
My first thoughts a few months ago when the rumors started flying about a Nano with video recording was simple: That is stupid. I figured...
Rolando 2 Quest for the Golden Orchid – Now on App Store
I’m downloading Rolando 2 right now, and you should too! I really enjoyed the first one and the ‘secret’ levels which Ngmoco put out in...
Glowing iPhone Apple logo
Back in August last year, a bunch of Russian hackers had about $300 to spare and decided to mod a first-gen iPhone to include a...
‘Sims 3’ First iPhone Gameplay Video
Intomobile have gotten their hands on some exclusive footage of the new Sims 3 game for the iPhone and iPod Touch from EA, the guys...
Does the iPhone keyboard really suck?
I would like to petition our loyal readers. We know you’re there (we see the stats), so drop us some quick insights into the comments....
4 iPhone games you’re playing that have a retro feel.
Games don’t have to have jacked up graphic to be fun. For me personally the best games I’ve played recently tend to have a retro...
Road Movie: Finally a possible Visualhub replacement
The day Visualhub died, I was deeply saddened. A great indie developer was pulling the plug on an excellent product. I’ve spent a lot of...
Work Magic on your Tags with MetaX
Metadata is a useful way of categorizing your media. MetaX is a metadata editor for Quicktime and MPEG-4 based files. By using MetaX to label...
Resize Video Podcasts for AppleTV in iTunes.
I’m not sure if this is something new, or if it has been around for quite some time, but I just stumbled on it today...
A Beginner’s Guide to Video: Part One
Complexity is an unfortunate byproduct of technology. Many substantial innovations we have seen in the last hundred or so years are very hard to understand on the surface. The process of compression is incredibly hard to understand in full unless you feel like studying volumes upon volumes of specifications for codecs (Compressor/Decompressors). Luckily, we don’t have to understand the intricacies of compression to use it handily. Before I continue further about compression, there are some important highlights about video sources that I need to touch on.
Handbrake 0.9.3 Released to the Public
Handbrake, the popular multi-platform transcoding tool, has officially released version 0.9.3 to the public today. New in this version is the ability to transcode other sources of video besides DVDs. On the flip side, there is no longer any more built-in DVD decryption. While this may seem like bad news to users on the surface, it isn't really that bad. If you're a Mac user, and you install VLC in your applications folder, it will transparently use VLC's decrypting engine. Cool, huh?
Macbook Pro video failure…finally resolved?
Does your Macbook Pro exhibit any of these following issues? Distorted or scrambled video on the computer screen No video on the computer screen (or...
You know how they say that good art stands the test of time?
Well, I have to say this commercial is still relevant today, so therefore must fit the aforementioned “Art” classification. ;) Ok, so windows has come...