CTIA Wireless 2012, What will Wireless have for Video soon?
Jennifer O'Rourke - May 02nd, 2012
A small peek at CTIA Wireless 2012, what its about, who will be there and what we hope to find.
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I am trying to use my Canon EOS T2i as a webcam so I can start doing small live web streams of various activities: (LED lights & Light Shows *youtube light show if you don't know*)
I've tried using this technique:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFgK4gitrgY
But, there was way too much chop in the frame rate.
Im also trying to use UStream.com as my host.
I have various computers to work from Mac&PC.
It's Official - People Use Internet More Than Television
brunsdan - December 15th, 2010
Researchers from Forrester Research have finally made official what we all knew would happen for years: people are now spending more time on the internet than watching television. This comes as no surprise. With services like Roku, Hulu, Xbox, and PS3, there has never been a better reason for cutting your subscription to cable TV.
The End of Net Neutrality?
Julie Babcock - August 19th, 2010
Net neutrality has been a topic of heated debate for years. Should the Internet be network neutral, and what does that even mean?
YouTube announces support for 4K content
Derek Sine - July 12th, 2010
Recently YouTube announced support for videos shot in...
The Future of DVDs, Blu-Ray, and the Internet for Television and Movies
brunsdan - May 25th, 2010
Even though Blu-ray offers more than twice the resolution of standard definition DVDs and a higher quality sound, Americans don't seem to be fully sold on the idea. This begs the question: what are they waiting for?
Ahoy! Why Video Editors Pirate or Torrent Software
brunsdan - May 18th, 2010
Many companies are having a tough time stemming the flow of illegal downloading. While the reasons vary for this, most of the frustration is due to a small number of issues that can easily be solved.
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With the influx of camera phones, social networking sites and a whole horde of other geeky crap that allows us to post our images online or send them via 'the magic satellite beams', one immutable law has come forth. 'Whatever goes on the 'Net Stays on the 'Net'. Hopefully all of the knuckleheads who 'lemming like' say to themselves, 'This will just be private between me and 'X'' Yeah 'X' meaning the 'unknown number' used in advanced mathematics.
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In July 2009 I received a Roku Box for my Birthday, since then I have fallen in love with the ability to stream Netflix and all the channels they offer direct to my TV.
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Anyone who's ever trawled through the numerous numbers of videos on YouTube and other video sharing sites knows that there's lots of 'questionable' material out there. Well, if the FCC has it's way not only will it govern the traditional broadcast airwaves, but cable, satellite and the 'Net will fall under its jurisdiction. All this (no pun intended) 'hinges' on the old case of Janet Jackson's 'Wardrobe Malfunction' during the Halftime Show for Superbowl XXXVIII. Here's an article by John Eggerton explaining what's at stake:
