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I am really happy with the first MacHeist event a year or so ago. This time they are back with more great apps. The apps I really want from this bundle are:
If you’re using Mac, and you haven’t heard anything about MacHeist, get your MacHeist Bundle here. In addition, MacHeist Team is donating 25% of the proceed to charities.
As previously reported, “Family Guy: Blue Harvest” DVD-set includes a second disc that contains a “digital copy” of the feature. The “digital copy” is compatible with iTunes and Windows Media Player. The digital copy then can be played in video-playing-iPods, iPhone, and any compatible PlayForSure device.
Each DVD package comes with a serial number that can be used once in iTunes or Windows Media Player to decrypt the “digital copy” and apply corresponding DRM on it. For example, if you’re using Windows Media Player to access the “digital copy”, it will extract and decrypt it from the disc and apply PlayForSure DRM on it. The serial number that comes with the DVD package can only be used once for one format only; iTunes or PlayForSure compatible format.
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Family Guy: Blue Harvest comes in two flavors; Regular and Special Edition. The Special Edition comes with limited edition collectibles:
With iTunes 7.6 and iPhone Software 1.1.3, Apple is bringing back the option to manually manage music and videos. Once you enable the option; you have to manually manage all music, movies and ringtones.
This option should also be available for iPod touch, unfortunately, I don’t have one to verify this.
iPhone Software 1.1.3 also brings lyrics support in iPod. Presumably this options is also available in iPod touch running software version 1.1.3.
When playing audio file in iPod mode, tap the screen to reveal the song lyrics. Providing that the lyrics is embedded in the file.
Adding lyrics to your music file:
One thing still missing from the iPod feature of the iPhone (and the iPod touch) is the ability to view podcast notes.
Thanks to my friend I get to use the Canon HG10 AVCHD 40GB High Definition Camcorder and write about it. I posted a short video clip from this camera a few days ago. The first clip doesn’t really represent the quality of the video captured by this camera, since I show mostly “Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory” on the LCD screen. I’ll post the review for this camcorder in the near future.
Check out another video clip taken using Canon HG10 AVCHD 40GB High Definition Camcorder here.
Notes:
UPDATE 2008.12.01
HG10 raw AVCHD sample
Check out the video taken using Canon HG10 AVCHD 40GB High Definition Camcorder here.
The price @ Amazon.com is $761.60 at the time of this post.
The video clip is imported and edited using iMovie ’08 on a MacBook Pro Core Duo 2GHz running Mac OS X 10.5.1 Leopard.
I was importing the clip using Final Cut Pro, and for some reason it crashes during the import process.
I will test the camera using Sony Vegas later.
UPS delivered the Canon HG10 AVCHD 40GB High Definition Camcorder just a few hours prior to this post. Thanks to Amazon.com for prompt service and UPS for actually delivering the camcorder one day early.
The price @ Amazon.com is $761.60 at the time of this post.
I use iMovie ’08 and Sony Vegas to import the videos.
I need to spend more time using this camcorder to write a more thorough review. In the mean time, check the pictures below.
The other camcorder is Panasonic HDC-SD5.
