Posts Tagged ‘video

You may discover that a DVD burned in iDVD has poor image quality, pixelation, or interlacing issues when you play it in full-screen mode on your HDTV or Apple monitor. This may occur even if the video looks normal in the iDVD preview window.

You may discover that a DVD burned in iDVD has poor image quality, pixelation, or interlacing issues when you play it in full-screen mode on your HDTV or Apple monitor. This may occur even if the video looks normal in the iDVD preview window.

Patently Apple points to an interesting Apple patent application published yesterday describing methods of incorporating commercials into video content such that viewing of the commercials interspersed throughout the video presentation would …

Patently Apple points to an interesting Apple patent application published yesterday describing methods of incorporating commercials into video content such that viewing of the commercials interspersed throughout the video presentation would …

iMovie offers several pre-made designs for titles that overlap your video. All you have to do is select the title and edit its text to get a slick effect. But you can do a lot more to change the appearance of the text, from quickly applying different fonts and colors to tweaking the typography. Jeff Carlson walks us through it.

In response to confusion surrounding the iPad promotion video, Apple has replaced the video with a more accurate version. The iPad promo video originally had mocked up scenes showing the iPad browsing the New York Times complet…

A notice posted earlier this month in the forums of VideoLAN, the open-source team behind the popular VLC media player, reveals that a lack of Mac volunteer developers for the software has forced the project organizers to consider new plans for the M…

Learn what the video requirements are for Quartz Extreme and Core Image in Mac OS X v10.4 and later. If you use Mac OS X v10.6, your Mac already meets the requirements for Quartz Extreme and Core Image graphics.

Learn what the video requirements are for Quartz Extreme and Core Image in Mac OS X v10.4 and later. If you use Mac OS X v10.6, your Mac already meets the requirements for Quartz Extreme and Core Image graphics.


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