YouTube has added a new feature which allows you to deep link within videos, meaning you can start playback from anywhere in the video, just enter the seconds/minutes you want to start from.
Techcrunch gives the example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bibCui3lFM#t=1m45s
WinDVD allows you to playback DVD videos on your PC.
I received my new computer a few days ago from ABS and I've been plagued with Blue Screen crashes during Quake 4, Battlefield 2142 and DVD movie playback (with WMP and WMC). The crashes come randomly. Sometimes it happens within minutes of loading...
Hi guys, first post.
In the Control Panel I select Hardware and Sound. I then select Sound and click on Manage audio devices. The Sound dialog is displayed and on the Playback tab I can see a registered item for Speakers. If I select the Properties and then click the Custom tab there is a tickbox called S/PDIF Enable. But when I enable the tickbox the OK button is available but the Apply button is permanently disabled.
I'm using the optical-out connector from my on-board sound card into my external DVD/amp and it all works ok. It's just that everytime I reboot I have to go into the control panel and do the above to set the S/PDIF tickbox. This is on my own PC at home. I have full administration rights (supposedly). But why doesn't Vista allow me to use the Apply button to hopefully set the tickbox permanently? I'm using the Home Premium version.
QuickTime Player from Apple allows the playback of quicktime movies (.mov) and many other formats:
I upgraded to Vista chiefly because of the supposed better audio capabilities over XP. However, I'm can't find any information on the exclusive user mode and the WASAPI so I can figure out if I have Windows Media Player set up to handle bit perfect playback, or if WMP will even supports this. Any info will be greatly appreciated as there is basically no information on Vista audio. Thanks!
QuickTime Alternative allows your system to play QuickTime movie files (.mov) without having to install the full version of the Quicktime Player. It includes the browser plugins to allow seemless playback of movies within webpages.
PowerDVD allows you to playback DVDs on your computer. CyberLink's second-generation dynamic video technology (CLEV-2) delivers DVD movies with greater luminance and more natural colors. Intelligent frame-by-frame analysis produces ultra-smooth DVD p...
intended for playback at full-screen resolution at all times. All transport and playlist controls appear on a (required) second monitor allowing for a theatrical viewing experience.
Blender is the open source software for 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback. Available for all major operating systems under the GNU General Public License.
