With so many people using devices like the iPad, iPod, PSP or the AppleTV these days, more often than not they will want to be able to watch videos on them. And their videos, not someoneĀ else’s. Well, I’ll show you how to quickly and easily convert videos for your swanky new device using a program called RipBot.
A question that people ask me on a pretty regular basis is “What the heck is Avisynth?” Well, I’ll tell you. But be warned, this post can get a bit…”wordy”.
Again, sorry I’ve been away for along my friends! As you may or may not have noticed, there is a new ‘Recommended Tools’ page linked to in the top nav above. I will be updating this page on a regular basis and it contains all of the programs that I use on a regular basis and more!
I found that this was necessary because a number of people where coming to me asking for recommendations on software, or wanted to know what a particular is/does. Well, now I can just redirect them to that page! I think that this will work out better for everyone.
Next up, I’ve been catching up on some reading recently and it looks like 3D has really taken off! MultiAVCHD has already added a conversion feature that will convert 3D Blu-rays to the old red-blue format so that us mortals can watch it on our (slightly) outdated tv screens and computer monitors!
Once I have enough money (who knows when that will be) I plan on purchasing a 3D monitor or TV and producing some 3d specific tutorials, but until then you will have to wait (unless someone wants to finance my little excursion!)
Just to let you guys know, I have some more tutorials in the pipeline, so stay tuned and I should have another out by the end of this week or sooner!
Just a quick update to all of my readers. I’m not dead.
Well, now that we got that out of the way, here’s what’s going on: finals. I’m currently in the middle of finals at my University, so I have had time for little else. But don’t worry! I have a lot of guides planned that I hope to be posting up here soon enough, it’s just going to take a little while.
In addition, I recently bought a Mac, so for all of those Apple fan boys out there, I hope to bring you some more Mac focused tutorials in the coming weeks. I’m still experimenting and discovering new tools, so I am welcome to any suggestions for specific software that I should look into. If you are curious about a specific piece of software, or you just love a program to death, post it in the comments and let me know. I’m always curious to learn more.
Well, I’ve got to run and get my study on, so until my next post (should be in week or so) I’ll catch you guys later!