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March 21, 2007 on 9:30 am | In Uncategorized | 1 Comment
And here’s why:
Users are basically limited to iTunes Music store content. What about the other formats around the net such as xvid, mkv-hd, real video, divx, ogg vorbis, FLAC and so on. I have a HD TV but there’s no way I’ll ever gonna buy an Apple TV unless they let it play the audio and video formats consumers really want. And that’s just about it.
Apple TV is acomputer at heart. That means it should be able to access content via nfs, ftp, afp or smb. But this is just poor. One cannot use existing NAS devices or even hook up an external Hard drive via the built in USB port.
Am I the only one who has complaints like this?? I’m feeling Apple didn’t take consumers’ wishes into consideration when developing this device.
March 17, 2007 on 10:19 pm | In Uncategorized | 2 Comments
I recently ran across a great piece of software… I purchased it right away and now I’d like to share it with you. Truly a must-have app. YO!
March 17, 2007 on 8:51 pm | In Uncategorized | 1 Comment
I know many of you guys have been looking around for this nice piece of software for quite some time. The developer’s site went offline a couple of years ago and there is really no place to get it from.
This Vcdtools X image is still 0.25 but it is very stable. This version is PPC but works well under Rosetta on my MacBook Pro with Mac OS X 10.4.
Vcdtools is kind of legacy software because in times of xvid, HDTV, 720p, 1080i and x264 noone who loves movies uses SVCD any more. Below are a few screenshots to give you an idea what this software can do and – most importantly – a download link on the bottom of this post. Enjoy.
I’m sure a few ppl. would like to give it a shot. Below is a download link.
Download vcdtoolsX 0.25 [~1 MB]
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