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This quick tutorial will show you how to open YouTube Audio Library on your mobile phone. The YouTube Audio Library is a boon for video creators. First, it saves you the trouble of running into copyright problems when using tracks with videos you upload to YouTube. Second, you don’t spend money buying royalty-free audio tracks. […]
This quick tutorial will show you how to fix the problem of VLC not playing YouTube videos. Sometimes you don’t want to watch YouTube videos through the YouTube site. Maybe you don’t want to be distracted by the other videos there. You may not also want others to know that you’re visiting YouTube. In this […]
This quick tutorial will show you how to download YouTube videos with subtitles with VLC. Sometimes you want to download YouTube videos to watch them offline. This would be useful if you’re travelling and have no Internet access. It could also be that you may have Internet access but not fast enough to stream videos. […]
One major problem with recording audio to tape is the hissing noise that gets included. To overcome the problem a noise reduction system is used. One such system is the Dolby noise reduction system. The Dolby noise reduction system performs two functions: This applies to the high-frequency spectrum of audio signals. The audio signal energy […]
NetMD or NetMiniDisc is an extension of the MiniDisc format. Despite MiniDisc’s versatility, it had a limitation back in the day. It could not speed-record music in digital mode. You could only record music at a single speed in analog mode as you would with an audio compact cassette. Thus a 74-minute audio track took […]
The digital compact cassette (DCC) is an improved version of the analog compact audio cassette or what is known as the standard compact cassette. It was positioned to rival the digital audio tape (DAT) and MiniDisc, promising near-CD sound quality. The DCC has a similar size to the analog compact cassette that Philips released in […]
The Hi-MD disc format was introduced by Sony in April 2004. Hi-MD stands for Hi MiniDisc, an improved version of the MiniDisc format introduced in 1992. The original MiniDisc audio format limited the data storage size to 140MB. With the Hi-MD format, storage space was increased to 1GB for blank discs. This allows you to […]
A MiniDisc is a recordable CD, permanently sealed in a plastic shell. It resembles a floppy disc, but with a much smaller size. A MiniDisc measures 2.5 square inches, about half the size of a CD. It has a storage space of 140MB. The main advantage of a MiniDisc audio format over a CD is […]
eDVD stands for Enhanced DVD. With the eDVD disc format, you’re allowed to link from the DVD to other resources on the web and also to those within the disc. An eDVD, in other words, is a hybrid DVD. Apart from watching videos, you get access to other digital content as well. An eDVD is […]
The cDVD format is a CD-R/RW that works very much like a DVD. It’s also called a mini DVD. Ordinarily, you would need a DVD disc to burn DVD-quality video. But the cDVD format allows DVD-quality video to be fitted into a CD. The video structure in a cDVD is laid out like a DVD […]