If you are heavy consumer of multimedia contents, in particular of video contents such as movies, TV shows and so on? Then you might be interested to have a flexible and powerful multimedia player (read video player) to view all of the video stuff that you are in to. There are indeed a lot of good video players in the market that work quite well and provide a sufficient array of good features for the casual video playback. However, currently there is one player that stands out that is particularly ...

DoubleTwist’s AirSync  is very useful and a free application for the Android lovers out there. And we know there are plenty of them! Actually, it is multimedia syncing application that will wirelessly (over Wi-Fi) sync your  iTunes music and videos from the Android device to a PC or a Mac. It is very simple to use. If you on an iOS device such as iPhone then don’t forget to look at this tip. So, you can use it in conjunction with the free doubleTwist desktop app to automatically import ...

These days online video sharing sites are exploding in popularity particularly after the success of the YouTube. Other public video sharing sites are trying to capitalize on this new medium. There is a large set of utilities available for Windows these days that will allow you download the videos from these video sharing sites including Youtube. Aside from these utilities you can also use some specialized extensions for the Firefox to download the video files in case you are a Firefox user. But ...

If you are a movie buff and spent time to watch a couple of DVD movies on the weekend in the comfort of your home on a PC, then you will really like a video utility called Chopper XP that allows to cut you favorite parts/scenes from a DVD movie or a video file. Many times we watch a movie and like some specific part of the movie (such as an action scene from the Face/Off or The Matrix)to keep in our collection rather than the whole movie which can be quite large ranging from 4 to 8 GB in size for ...

If someone is still stuck with the crappy built-in windows media player then now is the time to upgrade to something more powerful and more flexible.For the past couple of years, I have tried so many media players starting from the native Windows Media Player to Zoom Player, and from the BS Player to the AVS DVD player. Every player I tried seemed to have a problem or two of it’s own, either in terms of format compatibility, GUI glitches or something other than this.My quest continued until ...