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Create better online videos with the YouTube Creator Playbook
23 Jan 2012 by Carl Natale
There are two ways you can use YouTube to gain fame and fortune: Create a viral video that gets viewed by millions of people. Create a YouTube channel that drives traffic to your brand over time. Viral videos rely a lot on quirkiness and luck. Despite that randomness, there are some best practices that will help your video. The more methodical approach to building a popular YouTube channel requi...
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How to record amazing videos with a point-and-shoot camera
06 Dec 2011 by Craig Lloyd
Let’s say you want to be the next Peter Jackson or George Lucas. That’s far from realistic, but let’s say you just want to be a film-making hobbyist and don’t exactly have the budget for a decent video camera and all of the accompanying equipment. After all, it can literally add up to thousands of dollars. Just because you can’t afford the high-quality equipment doe...
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First Look: Logitech Revue with Google TV
01 Feb 2011 by Evan Wondrasek / 1 Comment
Editor’s note: I am joined at the end of this article by software engineer Chris Finke, who was kind enough to share his experiences integrating Google TV with his Tivo. Both Chris and I won our Logitech Revues through a developer contest held by Google. The Logitech Revue with Google TV is Google’s first foray into the set-top box hardware format. The idea behind Google TV is tha...
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First Impressions: DivX HiQ Web Player 2.1 BETA
01 Oct 2010 by Reis Pritchard / 2 Comments
The DivX team hopes to impress again, providing users with the highest quality video for their PC – this time taking aim at YouTube and other top video sites. Some big features the DivX Labs are working into their newest web player are support for MP4 and MOV files, HTML5 support, and interoperability like decoding of H.264 video in Firefox. Another thing the team is excited to announce i...
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Netflix Will Soon Stream Newly-Released Movies Months Earlier
09 Jul 2010 by Evan Wondrasek / 1 Comment
I’ve been using Netflix Instant Watch as a replacement for cable TV for the last two years, and I haven’t looked back since making the switch. Instant Watch has been a great way to get movies and TV shows quickly, and with the rapid expansion of available content and compatible devices, it’s prime time to be a Netflix subscriber. One big downside to Netflix is that they aren...
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YouTube Launches Online Video Editor, Lets You Quickly Edit Videos Without Installing Software
17 Jun 2010 by Evan Wondrasek
In the last several years we’ve seen a tremendous move in software development away from the desktop computer and into the internet’s “cloud”. Standard desktop applications like email and word processors have effortlessly made the jump to your browser instead of your desktop, freeing you from installing software and many of them are often available completely without char...
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Google Chrome Tip: How to Give Streaming Videos a Movie Theater Experience
18 Mar 2010 by Evan Wondrasek / 1 Comment
Do you like online streaming video sites? Me too. I could probably spend all day watching videos of baby puppies, the hilarious auto-tuned news, or that cat that couldn’t quite jump over the baby fence. If you want to enjoy these videos and tune out the extra stuff, the Turn Off the Lights extension for the Google Chrome web browser is worth checking out. Turn Off the Lights is a a simpl...
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Turn Your Digital Media into Web Video with Stupeflix Studio
30 Dec 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 3 Comments
French startup Stupeflix has just launched Stupeflix Studio which aims to turn your digital media into something more meaningful. Stupeflix Studio lets you easily create web videos from your own pictures and videos to showcase your digital artwork, create scrapbooks, or send personal video greetings. To get started, create a free account and you’ll be taken to the video creation page. Yo...
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Hulu Desktop Lets You Watch TV Online Without The Browser
28 May 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 6 Comments
Hulu – the mega-popular TV and movie streaming site backed by NBC, Fox, and others – has just launched a desktop application for both Windows and Mac that allows you to stream all Hulu content on your PC. Hulu Desktop adds support for Windows Media Center and Apple remotes, which will allow you to treat your PC as an entertainment center. Like the Hulu website, Hulu Desktop requires ...
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