Monday, July 19, 2010
Megaplex 2010 - Live Video Streaming!
Live Megaplex Feed! Live Video Feed From Megaplex! Mad, Mad Science! Come join us at our new home, the Radisson Worldgate Hotel in Kissimmee, Florida, on July 23rd through 25th, 2010, for the next magical edition of Megaplex, with our new theme: Mad, Mad Science! You can catch main stage events from a live video feed from the con! Most of the main stage events will be streamed except those that are requested not by the person running the event. Ustream: http://ustream.tv/channel/megaplex Justin: http://justin.tv/megaplex You can also Chat with others viewing or at the convention when they are monitoring at: irc.pawpet.org #Megaplex
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Where To Watch Free Streaming Television Shows and Movies on the Internet
If we talk about television, each one of us can get channels as per our own choices depending upon the class and taste of people. Today, everybody wants to relax on his sofa at his home or office and want entertainment just at a click. TV shows can be seen on internet directly. In cases of women, what is the best time pass for them? Of course it's, chit chat and gossips about their favourite television shows. We are here to provide you best websites for your fun and entertainment. Now you don't need to search the entire web for your entertainment or you won't have to visit the websites which are not authentic or don't have enough data for you.
The content of television programs may be factual, as in documentaries, news, and reality television, or fictional as in comedy and drama. It may be topical as in the case of news and some made-for-television movies or historical as in the case of many documentaries and fictional series. They could be primarily instructional, the intention of educational programming, or entertaining as is the case in situation comedy, reality TV, or game shows.
This network was designed in early 2009 and construction started a few months later. The first iWatch websites were launched in November 2009 and the network is growing ever since. With easy to use video applications and user friendly software, iWatchNetwork aims to deliver the highest quality video on dand at zero cost to all users. User satisfaction is our number one priority.
All iWatch websites use external links to deliver full length videos. As you probably have noticed, none of the videos are hosted on local servers. In fact, none of the videos are ever uploaded or suggested by iWatch staff. These links are mostly gathered by people like you who use the "Add Link" option to provide links to any video available on any iWatch website. All websites are updated on daily or weekly basis depending on their type. For example, movie websites are updated daily while TV Show websites are updated weekly. When a user adds a link to any video, an iWatch admin will verify the entry and accept it into the system if deemed appropriate. The link will be available for browsing on the next website update. This simple yet elegant mechanism allows iWatchNetwork to have the most variety in terms of the number of links among its competition.
iWatchNetwork aims to someday have a database of every TV Show and movie available on the Internet! Although this goal seems farfetched and impossible, but with time and dedication, we believe that everything is possible. Users, of course, are the main contributors to the system. For the meantime, we try to add all the high demand TV Shows and movies immediately so users can watch TV Shows online for free.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Add TV Streaming to Windows 7 Media Center
Add TV Streaming to Windows 7 Media Center
If you have installed the Home Premium or better version of Windows 7, you’d have Windows Media Center installed as well. The standard install needs additional manual settings to bring few more enhancements. You can head to Tasks -> Settings -> General -> Automatic Download Options to manually start the update.
After the update, you will see more Internet TV from CBS, MSN, Zune library and MSNBC…
•CBS Audience Network: Featuring a variety of shows from CBS Primetime, Daytime, Extras, and TV Classics, including full-length episodes of current TV shows, CBS Classics TV shows, short clips, and Web originals.
•Full Zune Video Podcast Library: Thousands of hours of entertainment with full TV episodes, webisodes, clips, and videos from providers including ABC News, CBS News, CNBC, CNET TV, Comedy Central, Current TV, The Discovery Channel, Fox, G4 TV, HBO, MSNBC, NBC, Showtime, and Revision 3, along with some of the best user-generated videos on the Web. Some video podcasts are also available in HD.
•MSN and msnbc.com: Clips as well as full length episodes from TV shows such as Arrested Development, news and weather from MSNBC, editor picks and most popular videos, five day weather forecasts, news, video playlists, music videos, movie trailers and more.
Other Windows Media Center Features in Windows 7:
•Watch Live TV on Your Windows 7 PC: By adding an inexpensive TV tuner to a Windows 7 PC, you can use Windows Media Center to watch, pause, and rewind live TV directly on your PC. There is no additional service charge to watch over-the-air channels in standard or high definition. You can also use your PC as a DVR to schedule recordings of TV shows and movies.
•Stream Digital Media from your Home PC: Never miss your favorite shows. With Windows 7 you can now access your Windows Media Center digital media even when you’re not at home by using Remote Streaming. Simply log in using your Windows Live ID to get your TV shows, movies, music, and pictures streamed to you over the internet – no matter where you are.
•Watch Recorded TV Shows on your Zune or Windows Phone: Watch your Windows Media Center recorded TV on-the-go. Just sync your recorded TV shows with your Zune digital media player or Windows Phone, and watch what you want no matter where you are.
•Access all your Personal Media in One Place: Windows Media Center brings in all digital media stored on the PC – photos, movies, music, and recorded TV shows – into one place. And new with Windows 7 you can use Home Group to access digital media in Windows Media Center from other PCs in your network.
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