Minggu, 05 Juli 2009

PHOTO & VIDEO

Looking for a way to share your summer photos and movies for a great price? Corel has introduced a bundle of applications that will allow you to spiff up your photos and make some amazing movies from your summer adventures and fun. The Photo & Video bundle includes Corel's Paint Shop Pro X2 Ultimate, VideoStudio Pro X2, MediaOne Plus, Painter Photo Essentials 4, and WinDVD.

Paint Shop Pro X2 Ultimate will make your photo editing easy with its automatic photo fixes and precession editing tools so you can fix photo mistakes and make good photos even better. VideoStudio X2 Pro is ideal for video enthusiasts and online video fans as it will allow you to easily produce great looking videos and slideshows with Dolby quality soundtracks even if you are a complete beginner to video editing. VideoStudio Pro X2 also allows you to easily share your productions via DVD, Blu-Ray, YouTube and any other online video sharing network.

All in all a great collection of award winning software at a great value

Make your own Hotspot , throw a LAN party through your PSP

Use the PSP's built-in ad hoc wireless capabilities to have an on-the-fly LAN party with your PSP-wielding friends.

The PSP is one heck of a little game system that promises sci-fi-like, wireless multiplayer gaming and 3-D graphics that rival top video game consoles. It is now possible to have a networked wireless LAN game with friends without having to carry desktop PCs, string Ethernet all over some dank basement, and worry about some loser cheating by running an aim-bot (a cheat program that automatically aims for you) and ruining the fun. Alas, one of the problems facing many PSP gamers is that not that many of their friends have invested $250 USD (as of December 2005) for a PSP of their very own.

How cool would it be to throw your own public PSP wireless LAN party? With some minor planning and fliers, you could throw the nerd gaming event of the season!

How can we play Multiplayer game on PSP using only one UMD

This tips should work with various games, but there are many games that don't work this way. Although I have tried again and again, I haven't been able to get a group game of Lumines going successfully. The connection starts, but then one or the other machine times out. Maybe it needs very precise timing, or maybe it isn't possible. However, I've given up on it, because I figured out another trick: just because you cannot join a WiFi game using only one UMD disk doesn't mean that you cannot all share one UMD disk.

The majority of the games available for the PSP don't actively access the disk during game play (this is how this multiplayer hack works in the first place). Rather, the individual boards are loaded into the PSP's memory and then the disk goes unused until you progress to the next level, need to save, or unlock some new cut scene. So, why not share the game among multiple PSPs?

This trick will work with most board/level-based games. Just before writing this hack, I successfully tried it with both Lumines and DarkStalkers.

Here's how it works:
  1. Load up the game in your PSP and start a single-player game.
  2. As soon as it starts, hit the Start button and pause the game.
  3. Eject your UMD disk, select No, and hit the X button when the PSP asks whether you want to quit the game. The game will return to the pause screen.
  4. Hand your UMD disk to your friend, so that she can load up a single-player game.
  5. Once it loads for your friend, have her hit Start, pause the game, and eject the UMD disk, passing it on to another friend.
  6. Once everybody is ready to go, unpause and begin playing.
With Lumines, you can have a contest between all the players to see who lasts the longest. After a while, the music in the background will stop playing, but the game will continue. In Wipeout Pure, you can see who finishes the agreed-upon race first. In DarkStalkers, you can see who beats his opponent first. Think about all the different group games and tournaments you could have without the WiFi connectivity, but by sharing a single UMD disk.

The best part about this trick is that once you reach time to switch boards, usually the game just hangs, waiting for the UMD. Retrieve the disk from your friend, load up the next board, hit Pause, and then start passing the disk around. You have hours of shared gaming ahead of you. Have fun!

Kamis, 02 Juli 2009

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CARA MEMBUAT CD AUDIO DENGAN NERO

CARA MEMBUAT MP3 CD
Mendengarkan musik adalah hobi yang universal, untuk mendengarkan musik
sekarang ditawarkan berbagai media digital dengan jangkauan harga dan
kualitas mulai kelas low end sampai high end dari bentuk player yang portabel
sampai dengan desktop sesuai dengan kemampuan kantong kita. Sumber
data audio-pun sekarang ditawarkan dalam berbagai format, yang umum kita
jumpai sekarang adalah dalam format MP3. Bila kita mempunyai koleksi lagu
dalam format tersebut di dalam hard disk komputer dan kita ingin
memindahkannya mungkin bila kita mempunyai flsahdisk hal tersebut tidak
akan menjadi masalah, tetapi bila kita ingin memindahkanya dalam satu
keping CD untuk mempermudah kita memutarnya dalam media lain seperti
VCD/DVD player misalnya, caranya juga tidak rumit, langkahnya adalah
sebagai berikut :
Silahkan download di link berikut :

http://www.snapdrive.net/files/605117/Membuat%20Lagu%20MP3%20dengan%20Nero.pdf

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