Wow, Photoshop IS magic!

March 24th, 2010

I am officially blown away. Adobe has some pretty cool technology in the works. Take a look at this video of some “content-aware” features in the upcoming Adobe Creative Suite 4.

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Videos
Adobe, Magic, Photoshop, Software
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Arcadia: Soon!

March 15th, 2010

Arcadia, my emulator frontend that manages a wide variety of classic gaming system files, is just around the corner!  I have a stable version right now, and am looking for beta testers.  (Contact me if you’re interested!)  Once I give Arcadia the ability to check for update to itself I’ll release it publically, but for now email me and I’ll give it to you.

Uncategorized
Arcadia, Beta Testing, Projects, Software, Software Testing
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Windows 7 Availability

July 27th, 2009

Windows 7 will be publicly available on October 22nd, and available to MSDN subscribers August 6th.  Read more about Windows 7 from my favorite source, Paul Thurott’s Supersite for Windows.

General
Microsoft, Operating Systems, Software, Windows, Windows 7
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Downloading the Windows 7 Beta

January 10th, 2009

If you’re curious about Windows 7 beta, downloading has resumed after Microsoft added a few more servers to handle the extreme demand.  As far as I can tell downloading resumed within the last 30 minutes.  I jumped on the oportunity and am downloading the 64-bit English version now.  After specifying those requirements I was brought to a very brief survey page, which asked such things as my name, email address, job, and current OS.  After that I was brought to the following page, which was pretty straightforward.  (I blocked out the product key, duh.)

(Read on …)

Tutorials
Betas, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Software, Windows, Windows 7
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View any video format in Windows Media Player

August 28th, 2008

I used to use the Combined Community Codec Pack to get a support for a host of codecs on my Windows XP and Windows Vista (32-bit) machines.  It seems that development of the pack has fallen behind, and I have noticed that it does not work as well in Vista x64.  After some research I cam across the Vista Codec Pack, which supports just about every codec, including MOV (QuickTime).  VLC is a good alternative, if you don’t mind (or prefer) a bare-bones media player, but I’m glad to have support for everything that I would want to view right in Windows Media Player.

Tutorials
Codecs, Media, Software, Video, Windows Media Player
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