Tuesday, June 22, 2010

iOS 4 For iPhone now Free Software update

With over 100 new features, the free iOS 4 Software Update lets you do some amazing things.like Multitasking,Folders,Even better Mail,iBooks,Create playlists,5x digital zoom,Tap to focus video,Faces and Places in Photos,Home screen wallpaper,Gift apps,Spell checking,Wireless keyboard support and more...

UPDATING is easy Learn How
Step 1:
Make sure you are using the latest version of iTunes. Connect your iPhone to your computer.
Step 2:
When iTunes opens, select your iPhone under Devices in the Source List on the left.
Step 3:
In the iPhone Summary pane, click Check for Update.
Step 4:
Click Download and Install. Do not disconnect your iPhone until the update has finished.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

How to Convert .MTS files into QuickTime movies

ClipWrap
Easily rewrap m2t, mts, and m2ts files into QuickTime movies
Faster than transcoding
No generation loss

Rewraps - doesn't transcode

ClipWrap rewraps the video samples from your existing m2t, mts, m2ts files without re-encoding them. This means blazingly fast convert speeds and no image degradation.
Transcodes too!

Need your files in ProRes, AIC, DNxHD or DVCProHD? ClipWrap can seamlessly convert your files. Don't worry about frame size changes, gamma shifts, or any of the other problems resulting from mismatched settings - ClipWrap chooses all those based on the source file's format.
Automatic format detection

ClipWrap speaks your camera's language so you don't have to. It automatically parses the file's format and chooses the proper output format, so there's no hassle trying to determine the proper settings (frame rate, image size, gamma levels, etc).
Full timecode support

Timecode is recreated in the new QuickTime movie, so you can recapture from tape later if necessary.
Supports HDV and AVCHD formats

Now you're not limited to specific HDV or AVCHD cameras, you can rest assured your files will be compatible with FCP when it comes time to edit.

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Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Introducing the new MacMini

2.4GHz or 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor/320GB or 500GB Serial ATA hard disk drive/
2GB (two 1GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM; two SO-DIMM slots support up to 8GB
NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor with 256MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memory
HDMI port with support for up to 1920-by-1200 resolution
One FireWire 800 port (up to 800 Mbps)
Four USB 2.0 ports (up to 480 Mbps)
SD card slot
Audio line in minijack (digital/analog)
Audio line out/headphone minijack (digital/analog)
HDMI port supports multichannel audio output
Support for Apple iPhone headset with microphone
more on http://www.apple.com/macmini/specs.html

Friday, June 11, 2010

Safari 5

The New Safari 5 has good new features few which i used...
Safari Reader
Safari Reader removes annoying ads and other visual distractions from online articles. So you get the whole story and nothing but the story. It works like this: As you browse the web, Safari detects if you’re on a web page with an article. Click the Reader icon in the Smart Address Field, and the article appears instantly in one continuous, clutter-free view. You see every page of the article — whether two or twenty. Onscreen controls let you email, print, and zoom. Change the size of the text, and Safari remembers it the next time you view an article in Safari Reader.

Full-screen view and closed captions for HTML5 video.
In Safari 5, HTML5 video can deliver an even richer, more accessible experience. Watch video embedded with the HTML5 video tag in full screen. If the video includes closed captions, simply click the closed-captions button in the controls to display them.

Bing Search
Safari gives you even more search options with built-in Bing search, in addition to Google and Yahoo! Search. Just choose Bing in the Smart Search Field, start typing, and get search suggestions that help you find what you’re looking for fast.

Hardware Acceleration for Windows
Tap into the graphics processing power of your PC while browsing the web. Safari 5 adds hardware acceleration support for Windows, so rich media and interactive graphics execute smoothly and speedily in the browser.

History View
Take a closer look at your browsing history in the History view. Search for previously visited sites, drag web pages to your bookmarks, and clear individual items. Safari displays your history using Cover Flow, so you can flip through your search results as easily as you flip through iTunes album art.

use it and give you comment on it.

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Reviw Microsoft office 2010

Microsoft office 2010 is to Use Office 2010 anywhere to manage your business from a PC, phone, or browser.* Stay connected to your projects, even when you're away from your computer and work efficiently with others by sharing, editing, and reviewing files at the same time-even across geographies & time zones.

Broadcast Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 presentations to anyone anywhere with a web browser and keep your email organized with Microsoft Outlook 2010 so you can work better together and stay connected to customers.

Bring ideas to life by using improved data visualization tools like Sparklines, and create professional materials without the expense of professional fees.

BUT if any one have used a mac with iwork'09 they will speak up that the feature is old... any thing new.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Troubleshooting Windows Blue Screen

Windows Blue Screen can be because of either hardware, software, or device drivers Problem and can be solved in three step.
Step 1:
Check the on screen error, read it properly there may be enough information displayed to point you to the cause.if the error is caused by a kernel-mode driver, the driver image name will be generally shown in the message. Once you know the name of the driver locate it, it can be located on disk and the vendor found by checking the file properties. In terms of finding quick solutions to the problem, the vendor may have an updated driver you can try, or could have a knowledge base you can search for a resolution. Please not: there will be a STOP message in Blue Scree error, each error code has different steps for trouble shoot. if you are not able to translate STOP error code follow Step 2.

Step 2:
If the stop message hasn’t given enough information to start troubleshooting, the next step is to search for more details. Use the Microsoft Support knowledge base, Microsoft TechNet, MSDN, or some other on-line resources when troubleshooting blue screen errors.

For example, a quick search of MSDN or TechNet will reveal that the stop code e.g:0x0000007B, translates as INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE, which means that the operating system failed to initialize the storage device it is attempting to boot from during the I/O system initialization. This generally indicates a storage driver problem, and knowing that the problem is caused by the storage subsystem helps to focus troubleshooting to a specific area, which should make the error easier to diagnose.

There are many, many websites offering help with troubleshooting stop errors. My preference is always to start with Microsoft sites or hardware vendor sites, then broaden my searching to other sites and forums if I can’t find what I need. In most cases, someone else will have experienced the same problem, and there may be documented solutions or workarounds offered.

Of course, both steps one and two rely on one crucial thing – that you’ve witnessed and/or recorded the stop message. If you haven’t seen the stop message occur, then you can find the stop error and parameters in the System event log, but unfortunately there are no additional details such as the stack trace. Nevertheless, even with the details of the stop message, there still may not be enough information for a conclusive diagnosis, and at this point we need to move on to step three.

Step3:
The third and final method in my approach is to perform basic analysis on the crash dump file, which all Windows systems are configured by default to create. There are three types of crash dump file, and the settings for controlling which type of files are created can be found on the Advanced tab in the System Properties dialogue box.

Complete Memory Dump

A complete memory dump contains all the data which was in physical memory at the time of the crash. Complete dump files require that a page file exists on the system volume, and that it is at least the size of physical memory plus 1MB. Because complete memory dumps can be very large, they are automatically hidden from the UI on systems with more than 2GB of physical RAM, although this can be overridden with a registry change.

Kernel Memory Dump

A kernel memory dump contains the kernel-mode read/write pages which were in physical memory at the time of the crash. The dump file also contains a list of running processes, the stack of the current thread, and the list of loaded device drivers. Kernel memory dumps are the default on Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7.

Small Memory Dump

A small memory dump (sometimes also called a mini-dump) contains the stop error code and parameters as well as a list of loaded device drivers, and a small amount of other data. Small memory dumps must be analysed on a system which has access to exactly the same images as the system which generated the dump file, meaning that it can be difficult to analyse the dump file on a system other than the one on which it was created.

Monday, May 31, 2010

How to Triple-Boot Your Mac with Windows and Linux, No Boot Camp Required

Apple has streamlined the process of dual booting Windows on your Mac, but when it comes to Linux, Boot Camp isn't so friendly. Here's how to triple-boot your Mac with OS X, Windows 7, and the shiny new Ubuntu 10.04.

If you're a Mac user, you may have already used Apple's Boot Camp to get Windows on your system for those must-have programs. With a fast new Ubuntu out, however, you might want to give it a try—but installing Linux isn't exactly easy on Macs, since they don't recognize it by default.

Also complicating things? Linux and Windows' boot loaders will attempt to take over one another. Usually, this is a good thing, because Linux's multi-system loader makes the experience more seamless for PC users—but on a Mac, this really just makes things more difficult (no one wants to go through two menus to choose their OS). As such, installing Linux needs to be done with certain settings applied, or you'll be left with a jumbled mess. Here's a step-by-step guide to making your triple booting experience as user-friendly as possible.

Note that I will go through the steps to installing both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04, but if you already have Windows installed, that shouldn't be an issue—just skip the Windows installation step and move on to installing Ubuntu, which is the more complicated (and important) part anyways.

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