In today’s world most of the people including servicemen, children and businessmen, all of them stick to computer. Even if they don’t have any work to do they sit with their laptops/computers and start exploring new things. It happens a lot that if we are doing something we don’t like to leave that work in the middle due to which sometimes they have to miss their important shows, news and much more. So we are going to suggest a solution for this problem with which you won’t miss your shows and can easily watch them along with work. Miro is an open source television application and a media player, written in python which is supported by Windows, Mac OS and UNIX. It supports more than 40 languages and supports widely used video and audio formats and offers HD quality.  Miro has over 600 channels and directly downloaded videos from RSS based channels for smooth functioning. It has been designed to connect with Video Bomb and Channel Channel. Video bomb is a social tagging video website and channel Channel is a T.V guide for Internet television. It also includes YouTube, Google and Yahoo. Features: • Download and play any video • Convert any video • Share media on internet • Ultra fast torrent downloading • Manages music effortlessly • Syncs to Android devices Miro’s GUI is neat and tidy, fast and very easy to use. When a new video is added on RSS channel, it notifies you about the video and downloads it if possible. It also allows you to get Music/videos from other websites. You can easily access it without facing any problem and it is a user friendly application which works smoothly. Download Miro for windows Related posts: |
The beta version of Windows OS has a Watermark of the build number and Release version name of the Operating system on the bottom right corner of the Desktop. It was there on Windows 7 and now can be seen on Consumer Preview of Windows 8 as well. This article will guide you on how you can remove this Watermark. In Windows 8 the process of removing this Watermark is quite simple and will not let you mess up with the system files. The process is that whenever you set an image as Desktop wallpaper, Windows automatically creates a copy of that image file in a hidden folder and then puts the Watermark on that image file. So if you edit the image file, the Watermark will also get off from your desktop wallpaper.  To remove the Watermark, follow these instructions: • Create a New Folder and save the image you want to set as your desktop wallpaper • Set the image as your desktop wallpaper. • Create the copy of that file. • Now name the “CachedImage_1280_800_POS4.jpg”. Where 1280_800 represents your screen-resolution (screen resolution may subject to change, depending on your Monitor)  • Now open Run (Windows logo + r) and paste the following text: %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\CachedFiles\ • A folder named as ‘cached files’ will appear. You will be able to find your file. • Minimize this Window and go to that folder you created in previous steps. Copy the image named CachedImage_1280_800_POS4.jpg to the Cached Files folder.  • A pop up Window will appear “Replace the file in the destination folder” option. Now refresh the Window for a couple of times by clicking the F5 key and then you can close that folder. The Watermark will not be there on your screen anymore. However, if you again change your wallpaper you have to follow the same procedure. Also note that this method is useless if you are using a theme pack with multiple pictures. Related posts: |
For programmers or people who regularly require replacing text strings from multiple files, here is a tool which will help you to find text strings from multiple files to directories and sub-directories. The name of the tool is Replace-me. It is a useful tool which even helps you to change the command parameters. Replace-me identify and replace text strings from files by using right-click context menu. To install Replace-me in Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot, follow these Terminal commands. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:atareao/nautilus-extensions sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install replace-meAfter installation use the given command or log-off and then log-in again to refresh Nautilus. nautilus –qNow you can start using Replace-me. Replace-me works in the manner as shown in the adjoining image.   Usage is very simple; just select the file or files you want to search the string to replace and clicking the mouse right button, so you’ll see the context menu. This tool will come handy if you wish to replace text without opening the file and just by using the right click context menu. [via] Related posts:
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Tuesday, 27 March 2012
Free Open Source Tv & Much More
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