Urban Adventure and Exploration
Ever wonder what’s happened to abandoned subway stations in NYC and other modern ruins? Check out some of them on the Minneapolis Urban Adverturers‘ missions page, and other member sites of the Urban Exploration Ring.
Ever wonder what’s happened to abandoned subway stations in NYC and other modern ruins? Check out some of them on the Minneapolis Urban Adverturers‘ missions page, and other member sites of the Urban Exploration Ring.
Apparently last night, Mark’s game Goat in the Grey Fedora appeared on Attack of the Show on G4/TechTV.
I’ve been traveling a lot recently, and rather than bring my expensive original DVDs with me, I’ve been looking at different ways of backing them up using my Mac, so I can view them on the road, but not have to worry about accidentally leaving them in the hotel room. After researching, I’ve come up […]
From a ling on Benito Cereno’s blog:
No, they haven’t released TiVo To Go for the Mac (and it’s looking less and less likely as the years pass), but I did find this great article on How to decrypt .tivo files on OS X (a pragmatic approach). It does require Virtual PC, yes, but looks to be a good guide on how to easily get yourself up and running with MPEGs from your TiVo on your Mac. I’ll report back once I’ve actually tried it, and have a working path for burning DVDs with said MPEGs, and how to edit out things like commercials before the burn.
I’ve been toying with the idea of starting a podcast with some colleagues to talk about tip and tricks in a particular video editing app (and another, reviewing older movies with a film-school educated pal of mine), and now that Apple has added native podcast support to iTunes, it seems there’s no time like the present to get things started.
Not sure why, but the page for the HD version of the Serenity trailer has disappeared, although the standard size trailers are still there. I notice, though, if you click the "Trailers" link on the main movie page, there is a "High Definition option under Windows Media, and now QuickTime. What gives?