- Create Your Own Blu-ray Video Discs
- PC World Articles - June 30, 2008
- From shooting great video with your HD camcorder to playing the footage back on your HDTV, here's how to turn your own home videos into high-def Blu-ray masterpieces.
- The Novice's Guide to Video Formats
- TechLore - January 23, 2008
- The following is a brief introduction to eight of the most frequently-encountered video formats circulating the web and the digital home entertainment circuit: MPG, AVI, MOV, ASF, WMV, RM and FLV. MPG (MPEG) MPG stands for Moving Picture Experts Grou...
- Sansa TakeTV: A First Look
- TechLore - November 19, 2007
- Looking for an easy way to take videos from your computer and watch them on your TV? There are certainly a variety of solutions to that problem available today, whether you decide to burn a DVD, build a media PC, or use one of the myriad of wireless ...
- Sony Convergence Procedure
- TechLore - October 31, 2007
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- 1080p Projector Buying Guide
- Digital Trends Guides - September 17, 2007
- With all of the high-def projectors cropping up at this year’s CEDIA expo, it’s easy for even the most die-hard home theater buffs to get blinded by the light. And with prices starting to plunge below $4,000 USD, 1080p projectors are star...
- Top 5 Ways to Enjoy Your Gadgets More
- TechLore - September 11, 2007
- Are you getting the most out of your gadgets? With so many products and information out there, it's hard to keep up with the useful items that any average person would buy. Sure, there are plenty of products for owners of specific devices (i.e., seem...
- What is the Intel Viiv?
- TechLore - June 26, 2007
- (Syndicated from MyDigitalEntertainer.com ) You’ve probably seen the commercials and heard the hype. But what exactly is Microsoft’s Intel Viiv? Simply put, Intel Viiv (rhymes with “five”) is a catch-all for the latest i...
- Put some shine on your home videos
- CNET Videos: Insider Secrets - March 20, 2007
- Whether you use Final Cut, Premiere, or another program, here is a toolbox of classic video transitions and tweaks that will make you look like a pro.
- Editing Home Videos With Music Not So Simple
- eCoustics Articles - January 16, 2007
- Video editing on your computer
- CNET Videos: Insider Secrets - October 23, 2006
- Brian Cooley shows you how to turn your home video into a masterpiece.
- Learn how to get better sound for your home movies
- CNET Videos: Insider Secrets - October 11, 2006
- If you can't hear the sound well, you're not getting the full embarrassment-potential from your home videos. We teach you some steps to make your videos come in loud and clear.
- MovieBeam Review - Movies on Demand
- TechLore - June 1, 2006
- From HBO, to Blockbuster, to Pay-Per-View, there are many ways to watch a movie in the comfort of your home. However, until now, there has been no real way to watch a movie on demand without having to wait for the show to start, running out to a vide...
- Connecting with DVI
- TechLore - October 14, 2005
- DVI (Digital Visual Interface) is the newer digital connector that is quickly replacing VGA connections for hooking up your average flat panel monitor to your PC. Projectors, HDTV's and other digital equipment are also making use of this new connect...
- ThumbsPlus - Media management software recommendation
- TechLore - July 10, 2005
- First, I have no affiliation with Cerious Software at www.cerious.com other than being a customer... a long time and very satisfied customer.I've been a customer since the very earliest releases of ThumbsPlus in the mid-90s and I've provided a lot of...
- Is SDTV the Future of Digital Television?
- TechLore - June 28, 2005
- On December 24, 1996, the U.S. FCC adopted the major elements of the ATSC Digital Television (DTV) Standard, mandating its use for digital terrestrial television broadcasts in the U.S. Roughly 2 years later, the first digital TV broadcasts had begun,...
