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A Technical Guide – Seabloggers INC.
Debut Video Capture Description
Jan 2nd
Record video from a web cam, video capture device, desktop or portion of your screen and save to avi, flv, wmv and more. Capture snapshots of a video and save them to jpg. Adjust framerates, brightness, contrast and add text and captions. Email movies automatically when recordings has stopped or send via FTP. Set it to record for specific periods of time. Record computer games, how to demonstrations, video messages and more. Debut is free
Debut is free.
Features:
Records videoto .avi, .wmv, .flv, .asf .mpg, .3gp, .mp4, .mov and more
Ability to record from:
Camera (webcam)
Video Input Sources with a USB Capture Device
Screen. Almost anything you can see or play on your PC can be recorded.
Records audio with the video (optional).
Multiple video and audio encoder settings.
Snap-shot saving feature.
Text caption and timestamp features.
Ability to adjust resolution and framerate of the output video.
Color settings and video effects for the output video can be changed.
Lets you record for set specified durations (h:mm:ss).
When recording period is over, you can either stop recording or create a new recording and continue.
Mirror recordings to a network or backup drive to keep your video files safe.
Can be set to automatically send video via email once the recording is completed.
Can automatically transmit video files via the internet using FTP.
Find and play recordings ordered by name, date, format or size.
Computer Spy
Dec 14th
Recently you are curious about what your children usually do when they are in their room and working on their computer. Well, as parents you have right and obligation to protect your children and being curious toward what your children’s activities is totally a normal thing. What is Computer Spy?
A revolutionary recording and monitoring software that allows you to remotely and discreetly record every keystroke, E-mail message, and chat room conversation from any computer in the world. There are thousands of programs available when it comes to computer spy software. Access control software assures its user for its undetectable mode, which cannot be catch by use of any spyware or antivirus.
Stealth iBot computer spy will then start its work by covertly recording the keystrokes and all actions in the computer regardless of the user account. This tool will work both in desktop PCs and in laptops. This tiny stuff will totally cover the job of network administrator, plus, you do not need to pay this computer spy its salary. The basic idea of this tiny stuff is to record any activities of computers. So you can have record of the activities done by your workers in one day. To buy this computer spy online you can go directly to Brickhousesecurity.com. The price of this stuff is cheap, if you compare of what this stuff can do for you, you can get this amazing stuff only for $129.95.
Test shows laser printers are power hogs
Dec 6th
A test by German computer magazine Computer Bild has shown that most laser printers are energy hogs.
Six tested devices used between 174 and 334 watts during use. Ink jet printers tend to use only double-digit wattage levels.
Two of the printers also produced high levels of fine dust. Arguments that printing costs are lower with laser printers also didn’t hold up. Nonetheless, they are fast in comparison to other options. Printing a letter tends to take between three and six seconds.
New long-life battery laptops from Dell
Dec 6th
Dell has released two new laptops from the nascent ULV class. The 13z and 15z are members of the Inspiron series and cost 550 and 580 dollars respectively. ULV stands for Ultra Low Voltage and refers to processors designed to work at lower voltages and use less power.
In the case of the new Dell laptops, that translates into respective battery lives of 11 hours (13z with a 13.3 inch monitor) and 10 hours (15z with 15.6 inch monitor).
ULV processors do not require heavy cooling, which translates into small fans and flatter devices. The 13z is no more than 26.4 millimetres thick, while its brother the 15z measures only 29.2 millimetres.
In both cases, customers can choose between the Intel Pentium Dual-Core and Intel Core-2 Duo processor. The displays provide resolutions of up to 1366 x 768 pixels, with hard drives of up to 320 gigabytes (GB) and 6 GM of RAM. Both laptops come with WLAN and a
1.3 megapixel webcam as standard features.
New Apple TV software available
Dec 6th
Apple has released new software for its Apple TV network media player. Version 3.0 offers a redesigned user interface, the company announced.
The new version provides simplified navigation through iTunes libraries, as well as the ability to enjoy a full-screen depiction of the extra information included in iTunes Extras and iTunes LP files on a television.
Apple TV also contains new software to create music playlists and internet radio based on the Genius function. The software is available immediately for free download by owners of Apple TV devices.
Opera upgrades browser to block Chinese users from Facebooking
Dec 6th
Chinese Internet users would no longer be able to access Facebook, as the web browser Opera has upgraded its Chinese version closing a loophole that allowed users to access websites banned by the government.
Mobile users of the Opera Mini browser were asked to upgrade to a Chinese version at this weekend, BBC reports.
Opera confirmed that it had started directing users of the international version of the mobile browser to the Chinese version on 20 November.
“The difference between the Chinese and the international version is that the former connects to compression servers within China….. benefits are higher speed, lower costs and an overall improved mobile web browsing experience,” the firm said in a statement.
Earlier, traffic ran over Opera servers bypassing the so-called Great Firewall of China, making the browser popular with Chinese users.
The company was not prepared to discuss the “background for this decision”.
Chinese bloggers had a plenty of speculation on the firm’s decision.
“Let me guess what has happened here. The Chinese government has put pressure on Opera to close down that free access. And like most companies, they complied,” wrote blogger Carsten Ullrich.
iPhone can act as chemical detector
Dec 6th
If scientists have their way, then smartphones like the iPhone may double up as chemical sensors that can transmit alerts to first responders about the release of dangerous chemicals.
According to a report in Live Science, a NASA scientist has unveiled a postage-stamp-sized sensor that can plug into an iPhone and convert Apple’’s beloved product into a mobile chemical detector.
The tiny device can sniff out low amounts of ammonia, chlorine gas and methane, and send alerts to other phones or computers over regular phone networks or a Wi-Fi connection.
“Ours is the smallest in the world that can do complete sensing work,” said Jing Li, a physical scientist at NASA’’s Ames Research Center in California.
Her prior work gave the device a strong NASA pedigree that includes air quality sensors tested on the International Space Station.
Li and other researchers developed the proof of concept for the Department of Homeland Security’’s Cell-All program.
Homeland Security hopes to eventually see such sensing chips embedded in everybody’’s cell phone, so that the mobile devices could form a huge chemical-alert network wherever people go.
The new silicon-based sensing chip contains 64 nanosensors that combine compactness, low-cost, low-power and high-speed.
Li’’s group created a power-sipping sensing chip that consumed just 5 milliwatts, or 40 milliwatts when combined with a sampling jet to help pick up chemical traces.
By comparison, an iPhone 3G charger might draw about 2 watts, or 2,000 milliwatts.
The research team estimated that an iPhone battery can last for more than 100 hours while running the sensing chip continuously, without the sampling jet.
Having continuous use with the sampling jet cuts the battery endurance down to around 20 hours – but Li pointed out that the sensing chip would probably run with only a time interval, such as every 5 or 10 minutes for a 1 or 2 minute operation, based on the user’’s desire.
Li’’s group plans create a slicker sensor that can display the data right on the iPhone, because a computer is currently required to do all the data decoding.
The researchers want to not only identify chemicals by name, but also detect chemical concentration, humidity and temperature.
They even plan on the data including pinpoint locations of the chemical events, courtesy of GPS on the iPhone.
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