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Nationite will release a new device capable to push 1080p video and with network streaming capabilities. It may be a cheap and fast way to get PC content out to your TV. HDVP-2 HD Media Player includes a few great features such as HDMI, Component and Composite video output support, USB port, card reader. The [...]

CES show in Vegas has been one big and very interesting event because a lot of new gadgets and streaming technology were presented. Intel was one of the giants joining the event. This year they came with a new concept called WiDi (Intel Wireless Display) which is basically a solution for streaming HD video from [...]

Editing on a big HD monitor is now easier with Intensity Pro using the HDMI interface. Live streaming with this card means you get uncompressed video source so the CPU won’t waste resources trying to de compress the video while capturing. Intensity Pro is the first affordable video card to combine HDMI capture and playback [...]

3D TV seems to be the next step in the media industry and a lot of announcements have been made since the concept was first published. Due to the 3D showings of the moving Avatar this buzz has steadily increased the activity on 3D TV on many blogs and other forums. Questions about how this [...]

One of the most commonly debated subjects online was the lack of Flash support for the iPhone. It started 3 years ago and a lot of contradictory opinions have been voiced but now seems like iPhone users agree that Flash is not really an essential feature for their mobile device. Once iPad was released (without [...]

VESA (The Video Electronics Standards Association) has announced the release of 1.2 Displayport which is a big step ahead HDMI. Displayport is a digital display interface standard. This new standard doubles the data transfer rate taking it from 10.8 GBps to 21.6 GBps. Here are some additional improvements: – better refresh rates – multiple display [...]

Nowadays the 3D television concept is very vehiculated and it is expected to be available for the entire public soon. Trending the real successfull Avatar movie, many TV manufacturers are very confident that 3-D video will be the next step in the video streaming industry. The technology is not really complicated, the TV has an [...]

Progressive or noninterlaced scanning is a method for displaying, storing or transmitting moving images in which all the lines of each frame are drawn in sequence. The opposite process is interlacing used in traditional television systems where only the odd lines, then the even lines of each frame (each image is called a field) are [...]

There are a lot many types of video connections you can use depending on the available inputs on your TV and the outputs on your PC. That is why I decided to create a list and present each type in detail and the typical applications of each. Figure 1: Standard video cables: Standard Connections: 1. [...]