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  • How to Play Windows Movie Maker Production on TV

    So you have successfully laid out your first Windows Movie Maker Project and you are about to publish your movie. But wait, upon clicking on the Publish Movie option in WMM you noticed that there is no option to save your project in a format supported by a DVD player. Here's a simple suggestion.
    Published by Arnold Zafra (6544 pts) on Dec 29, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • Updating DirectX in Windows XP and Vista

    DirectX is a multimedia system that is one of the key components of Microsoft Windows. Keeping it updated is an important way to make sure you are getting the most out of your games and using your video card to the utmost of its capabilities.
    Published by Bill Fulks (9856 pts) on Dec 29, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • How to Play .AVI Files

    Know what a codec is? Wondering how it is that you play the latest movie you've downloaded? We'll take you in-depth on how to play *.avi files and any other video files you may want to play.
    Published by Dan B. (8375 pts) on Dec 29, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • Top Online Media Networks

    Online video is the current darling of the Internet. Various online media networks are vying for our attention. Here we look at six of the top online media networks for video content.
    Published by Arnold Zafra (6544 pts) on Dec 28, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • Campaign Cartographer Pro - Sharing Maps and Community Support

    As we continue our review of Profantasy's Campaign Cartographer 2 Pro, we take a look at the ease with which you can share and view user-created maps. We also examine what community support can be expected, and finally decide if the price is worth the product.
    Published by Milawe (351 pts) on Dec 26, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Reviews

  • A Look at Campaign Cartographer Pro - First Impressions

    The CAD program Campaign Cartographer Pro can be used to make your own fantasy and sci-fi maps. In this segment of our review, we take a look at the user interface, available graphical symbols, and how easy it is to use even if you are artistically challenged.
    Published by Milawe (351 pts) on Dec 26, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Reviews

  • How to Record Video on Your Webcam Using Windows Movie Maker

    Recording video using your webcam is a faster and cheaper way of producing your own video content. To accomplish this task, you would need two things - a webcam and video capture software which doesn't necessarily have to be paid software, but can be free like Windows Movie Maker.
    Published by Arnold Zafra (6544 pts) on Dec 23, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • How to Get TV on Your PC

    There are various ways by which you can get TV on your PC, that is letting you watch your favorite TV programs on your desktop or laptop PC. We've listed down five of the most popular ways by which you can TV on your PC either by adding hardware or by simply buying TV programs via online stores.
    Published by Arnold Zafra (6544 pts) on Dec 22, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • Comparing Flash and Silverlight

    Silverlight is Microsoft's challenger to Adobe's Flash as the leading system for multimedia content built-in to web pages. We explore the differences and similarities between the two systems.
    Published by John Lister (4803 pts) on Dec 22, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

  • Microsoft Expression Media 2

    What is Microsoft Expression media 2? In this overview, we'll look at the main highlights of this software application.
    Published by Apurba Debnath (2218 pts) on Dec 22, 2008 to
    Windows Platform Articles

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