Content Insider #247 - Flashy Storage By Miles Weston
Next to backup and archiving about the toughest thing to get people excited about is storage. Oh sure you know you have to have it but storage is just well...storage. But a new smartphone, new tablet, new notebook that is so special, so cool (with friends and business associates). It's sad because without storage all that brilliant content you create, share, show, view would be passing ones, zeros. When you shut down your device...gone! Sure there's new excitement now because of the super sweet SSDs (solid state devices). Finally storage that gives you fast response, performance. Storage that helps your device last a little longer between wall outlets. It's so great it is out to bury hard drives, tape, optical.
...Read More »
Corel VideoStudio Pro X5 By David Hague
While it is still fair to say that Corel has struggled in the video editing market, I suspect the latest carnation of VideoStudio Pro X5 will change all that. And oddly enough, I say this not because of any improvement over its standard video editing approach as this retains the 3 step approach that many programs of this type use - Capture, Edit, Share. No, not at all. This version has some truly ground breaking features.
...Read More »
Thats Entertainment: 3D Leaps From Theater to Home By John Gaudiosi for Digital Innovation Gazette
Next-generation
technology is propelling not only blockbuster films, but also home
entertainment -- including TV and video games -- into a new dimension
...Read More »
Thats Entertainment: 3D Leaps From Theater to Home By John Gaudiosi for Digital Innovation Gazette
Next-generation
technology is propelling not only blockbuster films, but also home
entertainment -- including TV and video games -- into a new dimension
...Read More »
Broadcasting To The Masses At La Porte Ouverte Chretienne
Each mass is attended by more than 2,000 people, and "virtually" by thousands more, as services are also streamed live to the church's website. For an even wider reach, church services are published on DVD within a week. Jéry Vannieu (Vanniewenhuyse) is the technical director at La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne. With a background in audiovisual technology, Mr. Vannieu has worked in audiovisual production as a freelance technical event director for concerts, youth gatherings and festivals for more than 10 years. Already a member of La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne, he was delighted to be invited to collaborate on audiovisual projects involving multiple media, including TV and streaming live to the Internet.
...Read More »
Thats Entertainment: 3D Leaps From Theater to Home By John Gaudiosi for Digital Innovation Gazette
Next-generation
technology is propelling not only blockbuster films, but also home
entertainment -- including TV and video games -- into a new dimension
...Read More »
BurnWorld`s Holiday Blu-Ray/DVD Contest Going On Now By Rob Boirun, BurnWorld
Starting today Dec 7, 2011 through Dec 30 BurnWorld.com is running a Holiday Blu-Ray giveaway contest featuring a Toshiba Wi-Fi Blu-Ray disc player valued over $100 and a few licenses of the recently released 123 Copy DVD Platinum HD 2012 and 123 Copy DVD Gold 2012, values at $70 and $50 respectively.
...Read More »
Liquid Magic: Exocortex Technology, Part 1 By From the Editors of Digital Innovation Gazette for Digital Innovation Gazette
Digitally
simulating liquid is no easy task. Heres how Exocortex Technologies rethought
the traditional rendering methods to develop dazzling effects like the ink-in-water
imagery in Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2....Read More »
4 Ways to Save on Gadgets By ie D. Andrews
Whether youre a tech-blue techie or technophobe, heed our experts tricks and youll save money on all your gadgets.
...Read More »
Big- and Small-screen Superhero Categories Coming Soon By Erik Sofge
There are more comic book character films at the box office this summer than ever before. What kind of big- and small-screen superhero series can you expect to see next? Here`s a look at four categories.
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Basics for Working with DVD Video By Rob Boirun, BurnWorld
On a typical day I usually receive around 5-7 emails about how to do a certain DVD burning tasks. To me these are simple answers and over the years I just assumed that the answers I was providing is now common knowledge. However this is clearly not the case as more and more people are just starting to get familiar with their DVD burners. So I decided to write about some of the hidden 'secrets' that everyone should know about while working with your DVD burner.
...Read More »
The New Face of HDTV
When it comes to HDTVs, it`s easy to be seduced by just a pretty picture. But that`s not enough anymore. Check out these new must-have features you are going to want in a high-def TV.
...Read More »
Content Insider #247 - Flashy Storage
Next to backup and archiving about the toughest thing to get people excited about is storage. Oh sure you know you have to have it but storage is just well...storage. But a new smartphone, new tablet, new notebook that is so special, so cool (with friends and business associates). It's sad because without storage all that brilliant content you create, share, show, view would be passing ones, zeros. When you shut down your device...gone! Sure there's new excitement now because of the super sweet SSDs (solid state devices). Finally storage that gives you fast response, performance. Storage that helps your device last a little longer between wall outlets. It's so great it is out to bury hard drives, tape, optical.
...Read More »
Corel VideoStudio Pro X5
While it is still fair to say that Corel has struggled in the video editing market, I suspect the latest carnation of VideoStudio Pro X5 will change all that. And oddly enough, I say this not because of any improvement over its standard video editing approach as this retains the 3 step approach that many programs of this type use - Capture, Edit, Share. No, not at all. This version has some truly ground breaking features.
...Read More »
Thats Entertainment: 3D Leaps From Theater to Home
Next-generation
technology is propelling not only blockbuster films, but also home
entertainment -- including TV and video games -- into a new dimension
...Read More »
Broadcasting To The Masses At La Porte Ouverte Chretienne
Each mass is attended by more than 2,000 people, and "virtually" by thousands more, as services are also streamed live to the church's website. For an even wider reach, church services are published on DVD within a week. Jéry Vannieu (Vanniewenhuyse) is the technical director at La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne. With a background in audiovisual technology, Mr. Vannieu has worked in audiovisual production as a freelance technical event director for concerts, youth gatherings and festivals for more than 10 years. Already a member of La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne, he was delighted to be invited to collaborate on audiovisual projects involving multiple media, including TV and streaming live to the Internet.
...Read More »
What Lies Beneath the Sea: Shooting in Stereo 3D
The challenges of using the latest stereoscopic
3D technology to film a 30-mile dive off the California coast.
...Read More »
Console? No Way -- Buy a Gaming PC!
Matt Ployhar responds to a ZDNet blog by explaining why he would choose a gaming PC over a console.
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Super Bowl Special: How to Build the Ultimate Home Theater
Everything you need to transform your Super Bowl viewing experience from average to awesome.
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CES 2012: More Powerful PCs and New Ways to Game
This year`s CES saw a plethora of gaming innovations, including more 3D devices and increasingly powerful -- and portable -- PCs.
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Power to the People: The New Consumer Video Revolution
Thanks to new
workflow tools from CyberLink and Roxio, consumers have fast, easy and powerful
options for handling their HD and stereoscopic 3D content.
...Read More »
BurnWorld`s Holiday Blu-Ray/DVD Contest Going On Now
Starting today Dec 7, 2011 through Dec 30 BurnWorld.com is running a Holiday Blu-Ray giveaway contest featuring a Toshiba Wi-Fi Blu-Ray disc player valued over $100 and a few licenses of the recently released 123 Copy DVD Platinum HD 2012 and 123 Copy DVD Gold 2012, values at $70 and $50 respectively.
...Read More »
Liquid Magic: Exocortex Technology, Part 1
Digitally
simulating liquid is no easy task. Heres how Exocortex Technologies rethought
the traditional rendering methods to develop dazzling effects like the ink-in-water
imagery in Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
...Read More »
4 Ways to Save on Gadgets
Whether youre a tech-blue techie or technophobe, heed our experts tricks and youll save money on all your gadgets.
...Read More »
How to Watch TV for Free -- or Close to It
Still dropping money on cable? Welcome to the 21st century, where you can watch your favorite TV shows on the cloud -- for close to $0.
...Read More »
On-screen Superhero Categories Coming Soon
Wondering what kind of big- and small-screen superhero series can you expect to see next? Heres a look at four categories.
...Read More »
Basics for Working with DVD Video
On a typical day I usually receive around 5-7 emails about how to do a certain DVD burning tasks. To me these are simple answers and over the years I just assumed that the answers I was providing is now common knowledge. However this is clearly not the case as more and more people are just starting to get familiar with their DVD burners. So I decided to write about some of the hidden 'secrets' that everyone should know about while working with your DVD burner.
...Read More »
The New Face of HDTV
When it comes to HDTVs, it`s easy to be seduced by just a pretty picture. But that`s not enough anymore. Check out these new must-have features you are going to want in a high-def TV.
...Read More »
Vegas Pro 10 Available Now
