TechLore - Audio / Video Streaming

Enjoy DVD and video on popular Google Android phone: Sony X3, Moto Droid, Samsung i7500

bjxiaoxiao — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:31:38 GMT

Android system has been taken into our memory early, many friends favor Smartphone input more energy to concern and discuss. The operating system of mobile Google was just come in, many firms are involved in its ranks. Although several Android system model, but from many large communication exhibition and conference, we can feel the intelligent system is brewing powerful planning and this program will allow rival felt unprecedented pressure. First, it is released- the recent Android 2.0 improving many functions in the basis of the original version. Further more, many using the Android system and budding Smart phones, from many world famous big mobile phone manufacturer, will give the arrival of the mobile phone market nowadays squabble. Today is for everyone to collect three typical phones of the Android phone system, if you are focused on a new system, so might as well see below, which can allure you? [img] http://www.nidesoft.com/forum/dvd-ripper/googleandroid.jpg[/img] Sony Ericsson's Android-Based Xperia X3 Relative to the Sony Ericsson X2, we pay more attention to the next paragraph - Sony Ericsson Smartphone X3 first using Android system smart phone in Sony Ericsson group. At times, we finally got similar official news, this high hardware configuration Smartphone will officially...

XBOX 360, Difficulties Sharing Media From PCs

Nytwolf — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:27:28 GMT

hi there all, this is a query to Matt Whitlock. i have two laptops, one is running xp sevice pack 2 with media player 9, i have deleted most programs on it as i am planning to re-install new software. the other laptop is running windows vista and has wmp 11. the problem i am experiencing is that when i use my old laptop to connect via ethernet cable to xbox 360, i am obtaining connection, and IP address but it wont pick up pc because i cannot media share. i understand that this is because i do not have the latest wmp. when i try to connect with my new laptop, my xbox fails the IP address test, but i have checked on my laptop under the network and it picks up the hub as well as the xbox. i do not understand why the xbox will not pick up the laptop. i have tried to change the lan network from public to private, i have ensured that medai sharing is on in wmp11, i have even changed the firewall settings by putting it completely off, but still the xbox will not pick up, yet if i reconnect my...

Share free YouTube Mate 7.13

jessic — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 09:04:31 GMT

I am a new here,the first post I'd like to share a free YouTube Mate with everyone. detailed description YouTube Mate helps you download, convert, play and manage your favorite YouTube videos... and it's very easy to use. If you're a YouTube fan, you'll love YouTube Mate! YouTube Mate easily: * downloads YouTube videos * supports unlimited simultaneous downloads (a real time saver!) * automatically names the downloaded video the same as the YouTube title * converts YouTube videos to various video formats, including avi, DivX, XviD, rm, rmvb, MOV, MPEG, and WMV With YouTube Mate you can also convert downloaded YouTube videos to a format compatible with your favorite portable device; including – iPod Video, iPod Touch, iPod Nano, iPhone, Zune, PSP, as well as video capable MP3 players, video capable mobile phones, and Pocket PC. And finally... YouTube Mate's embedded player will allow you to watch all your favorite YouTube videos off-line. So now you can enjoy any .flv and .swf videos anytime! FREE DOWNLOAD FROM http://www.softdir.net/dvd-video.html

VoipSipSdk

Johnvoip — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 08:33:16 GMT

VoipSipSdk I am now looking for voip solutions. And found information about Voip sdk. According to their website www.voipsipsdk.com Voip sdk is based on IETF standards (SIP, STUN, etc.), so it should be compatible with other standard based products such as Asterisk, OpenSER other. They have all features I need: # Dynamically loadable codecs # Registrar support # Play wav files into conversation # Record conversation into file # Hold/Retrieve call # Forward Call (Blind Call Transfer) # Transfer Call (Attended Transfer) # Mute Sound # VPN support # Noise reduction # Auto gain # Jitter buffer parameters # Samples on Delphi, C#, VB, VB.NET, C++ 2005, C++ 6.0, HTML (SIP ActiveX) # Windowless samples on C++ and .NET # DTMF # Adaptive silence detection # Adaptive jitter buffer # STUN support # Comes as ActiveX control But before I will download the evaluation version I would like to hear other people experience.

How to transfer iTunes library between Mac and PC for free

jeffcard — Wed, 27 May 2009 16:21:34 GMT

You've put a lot of time into your iTunes library, creating just the right playlists, and rating every song you've got. Now you buy a new laptop and you've decided to make the switch - from Windows to Mac (or Mac to Windows ). Sadly, transferring your iTunes library along with your playlists and ratings isn't just a matter of moving the music files. Sure, the song-specific metadata like artist and album will be copied over in the files, but the data you assigned, the playlists and ratings? Those live inside iTunes' internal database files which can't be simply transfered from PC to Mac. Actually, the best way to transfer iTunes library is to use iTunes's built-in backup and restore. This copies the contents of your library to CD's or DVD's, and nowhere else. However, if you've got a 60 gigabyte library and you don't have time to stand around wasting burning dozens of discs, this way's for you. The method described here lets you copy the files directly from one computer to another and take your playlists and song ratings with you. This guide would be a little complicated for new iPod user, if you want to transfer iTunes...

NETGEAR Digital Entertainer Elite (EVA 9150) Review and Unboxing

Peter Redmer — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:54:35 GMT

Do you stream? Have you discovered the pleasures of being able to access all the media on your network directly on your television? NETGEAR's been bringing this technology into homes for years now with the original Digital Entertainer (EVA 700) and Digital Entertainer HD (EVA 8000.) Personally, I've grown quite attached to the Digital Entertainer HD, as I can watch any television shows I've recorded as well as listen to my music collection right in my main setup. You can only imagine, then, how esctatic I was to get my grabby geeky mitts on the new flagship product in NETGEAR's entertainment line - the aptly named Digital Entertainer Elite, also known as the EVA 9150. Unboxing the Digital Entertainer Elite The Digital Entertainer Elite comes attractively packaged, and anyone who is familiar with NETGEAR will recognize the box layout immediately. The unit is very nicely secured with foam and protective wrap, and is packaged with a remote control, cables, instruction sheet, and software installation disk. Continue forward to see my first impressions of the Elite... First Impressions of the Digital Entertainer Elite It's immediately apparent that this is a beautifully revamped device, and the first change you'll notice is...

Build a 'Watch Anywhere' Baby Monitor Using Slingbox or Skype

Matt Whitlock — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:20:49 GMT

Those who know me or follow my blog here at TechLore.com will attest, I have a fair amount of older gadgets and gizmos I've collected over the years. Some sit on shelves behind a glass door museum-style, but most would be surprised by the sheer number of old devices I've found new uses for. So, when the need arose to put together a nursery for my up-and-coming newborn, I went to work putting a few of my older gadgets back into service. One of our goals was to have the option to monitor the baby visually, and after pricing out some $200+ baby video monitors, I decided to slap something together from several devices I already own that are no longer in use. I actually came up with two different solutions, but ended up settling on using an old Slingbox Classic I had tucked away in a closet. I've posted instructions on how to set this up over at the Sling Community website . The other alternative I came up with was using a older notebook PC, a webcam, and Skype. At first, I was actually leaning toward this solution at first; the camera is much smaller and easier to...

Getting TV in a Room Without a Wall Jack

Matt Whitlock — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 21:45:00 GMT

Community member Goatyeah shot a message over to the TechLore Experts with a common, but frustrating problem that many apartment dwellers face. They asked: Question: I recently moved into a great apartment, and in one bedroom they don't have a cable jack installed in the wall. The managers have told me I can't drill in the wall, but i need to have TV in that room. What can I do or buy to solve this problem? I dont mind spending a few $100 to get this solved. Answer: Don't worry Goatyeah... there are solutions for getting around this problem. And the good news, some aren't even that expensive. What you'll need to do depends on a few factors, like what kind of source devices you have available, and whether or not you're looking to pump HDTV into this room. You didn't indicate what kind of TV source you have. I'm going to go on the assumption you have a pay TV service like cable or satellite. If you have rely on broadcast, you'd only need a set of rabbit ears to get TV in that second room. The big question is quality. You'll need a different approach if you want...