Monthly Archives: February 2010

One feature of smart phones is that enables users to play back digital video and audio on the go, here we just focus on the newly released Palm Pre Plus. This little device has a vivid and bright capacitive touch … Continue reading →

Wanna figure out a way to rip subtitles of a Blu-ray movie? Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper for Mac can do you a favor. It is a powerful tool specially designed for Mac users to rip, convert, backup and edit both Blu-ray … Continue reading →

Has your heart ever been touched by the good and evil of the humanity expressed in “Avatar”? Have you ever wept for the extremely romantic but tragic love in “Romeo and Juliet”? Have you ever been moved by the unremitting … Continue reading →

On January 5, 2010, the search giant Google has launched an own-brand smart phone called the Nexus One, which has attracted lots of people’s eyes. This device is manufactured by Taiwan’s HTC Corporation, and uses the Android open source mobile … Continue reading →

Have you purchased a 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker system for the Xbox 360 to enjoy your games and movies in the center of action? Currently I have considered doing it. I have loads of HD videos, which are with the … Continue reading →

ARCHOS 7 impresses us with a variety of excellent features including full web browsing, full email application, Web TV and Web Radio, Widgets application, TV recording, content playback and Web surfing on TV, as well as watching Flash web-videos full … Continue reading →

I have some MKV anime files that I want to play them on my Xbox 360, but every time I try, my console does not work at all. Then a friend of mine told me to convert them to WMV … Continue reading →

Even though it is announced that Corel Ulead DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus software has added AVCHD camcorder support and users can import and edit high definition footage from AVCHD camcorder discs, and convert to standard definition formats, but I still … Continue reading →

If you have tons of .m2ts streams from your Blu-ray discs, which are copyright protections removed, and want to convert them to other video formats and keep TrueHD audio or DTS-HD Mater Audio of the original files, and then what’s … Continue reading →

Want to find an effective way to rip Blu-ray files into HD videos without many quality losses, but failed? If you are a Mac user, and involved in that case just right, this thread here may exactly do you a … Continue reading →