Playing your YouTube playlist on a browser is easy. With a few simple clicks and you can sit back and enjoy your videos. In Android, the YouTube app comes with playlist creation and playback feature, but it is not immediately visible to the user. You will have to dig deeper into the options to access this feature. Here is where and how you can watch YouTube playlist in your Android devices.
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How to Watch YouTube Playlist in Android [Quick Tip]
By | November 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Is Noow better than VLC?
By | October 30, 2011 | 6 Comments
There are a lot of applications you can use to play your video. Many people use Windows Media Player because that is what your Windows machine came with. There are other options like QuickTime/iTunes and the wildly popular VLC.
Noow is a pretty new competitor to the media playback game. Its claim is that it can play back HD video with amazing quality. Lets see how it stacks up against VLC.
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5 Android Video Players To Watch That Obscure Video
By | August 7, 2011 | 2 Comments
Android’s default video player is an efficient, but spartan app. It is simple to use, but it only plays a limited number of formats. Hence, most users will want to download a third-party app that fills in the gaps and plays those videos that the stock video app cannot handle. Additionally, third-party apps will also have some other useful features such as subtitle support, streaming functions, and more. In this article I have highlighted five popular video playing apps for Android.
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Wondershare iMate Transfer Music From iPhone to iTunes + Free Giveaway
By | March 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Fancy a good way to backup your iOS devices and manage your audio/video content? Wondershare iMate can do all that for you, and guess what, it is now available for free. Take it as a April’s fool day event, except that the giveaway is not a joke. It is for real.
As you know, syncing music/video between iTunes and your iOS devices is an one-way affair. You can only transfer music and video from iTunes to your devices and not the other ways around. If one day your iTunes library is corrupted, all the data will be gone even though you have a copy in your iOS devices. Wondershare iMate is able to sync and transfer your music and video from the devices back to iTunes. What’s more, it supports photos and ebooks as well.
In addition, Wondershare iMate include DVD ripping feature and ringtone maker so you can rip your DVD into iOS compatible format and quickly sync with your mobile devices.
The giveaway is available at http://www.wondershare.com/store/special-offer.html and is available from now till Apr 2nd, 2011. Grab it while it lasts.
Note: Wondershare iMate is for Windows only
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How to Stream Media To Your Android Device With Skifta
By | March 25, 2011 | 5 Comments
I have a lot of music, videos, and pictures on my personal computer, but sometimes I am not at my desk and I still want to view my media content. Fortunately, I have an Android phone and with Skifta I can easily stream these files to my phone through a WiFi network.
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How to Get Your DVDs Onto Your iOS Devices
By | February 14, 2011 | 1 Comment
Have you ever wanted to watch a movie on your iOS device, but not wanting to spend money in the iTunes Store because you already own the DVD? Maybe you just don’t know the best way to encode your movies to not just work on your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, but also to have them look pretty good. While Apple doesn’t really provide any easy way for you to do this, with this simple tutorial (and a couple extra apps), you’ll be able to view your DVDs on any iOS device. Keep reading and follow these instructions to help you save money and enjoy your favorite movies on the go!
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Edit Movie Or Video Clips In Your iPhone 4
By | January 17, 2011 |
Apple iPhone is not just good for communication, it can also be your portable movie/video editor. There is this app called “iMovie” which is the official application of Apple to let users record, edit and publish high-definition videos easier.
With iMovie, you can create better clips to show to your friends online or via MMS. Currently, it is offered in iTunes for $4.99. This is a very low price for a precious app that you can use to satisfy your artistic taste of a good customized movie clip.
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How to Play Any Type Of Media Files In Windows (Even When Windows Media Player Doesn’t Recognize It)
By | November 14, 2010 |
As good as it may be, Windows Media Player is still not the best. Long time fans will know that WMP does not support all the media formats out there and there are plenty of times where you have to source elsewhere just to play that particular media file.
Here we have gathered a list of media players that can play (almost) every other formats.
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Can’t Play Full-screen YouTube Video In Ubuntu Maverick 10.10? Try This Fix!
By | November 10, 2010 |
If you installed Ubuntu Maverick on a old computer with Intel graphics chipset, you will find that you won’t be able to watch YouTube video in full screen, regardless which browser you are using. Apparently, the problem lies with the embedded Flash player conflicts with the hardware acceleration.
For those who are having this problem, here’s the fix:
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How to Quickly Fast Forward YouTube Video With Your Keyboard [Quick Tips]
By | November 1, 2010 |
While watching YouTube videos, you might come across some scenes that are stupidly boring and you just want to skip ahead to get to the next interesting scene. Other than the mouse, you can also use the keyboard to quickly fast forward (or rewind) the YouTube video. Let’s see how it can be done:
Trick 1: Fast forward/Rewind the video
To fast forward the video, you just have to press the “right” arrow key on your keyboard. Similarly, press the “left” arrow button to rewind the video.
Trick 2: Skip to a particular section of the video
To skip to a particular section of the video, you can press “1, 2, 3…” or any number button to skip to 10%, 20%, 30%.. of the video. Press “0″ to go back to the start.
Note:
1. Trick 2 does not work in full screen and embedded mode.
2. Both tricks work when the video is playing or is paused.
3. In Firefox, if you have enabled the “search for text when typing” feature, you will have to click on the YouTube player to give it focus before you can perform trick 2.
What other YouTube tricks do you know?
via The Next Web
