What is the best web page to watch tv when I'm abroad

What is the best website to watch tv when I'm abroad

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What is the best web host?

Hi,
I have finished producing two websites. One of the websites is a personal website which holds all the films that I have helped produce. It is basically a CV for people to look at on the internet. It will be a large sized website, not sure how large it will be, but basically need a lot of space for it, I would imagine. I have also finished producing a website for a dentist practice which has over 500 pages. Its current size is 150MB but I have a feeling that I will be adding four images per page to the site, which will increase the size. Anyways, these have both been created with iWeb and I was wondering what is the best web host to publish these with? Now that MobileMe has gone and iCloud won't publish websites anymore, is there a certain web host that all of the iWeb users have rushed to to publish their sites? I have looked at a lot of the hosts and they all seem confusing and their own business websites look confusing, which puts me off buying from them. I am looking for the cheapest host, that would allow me to host two website, so the dentist website and my own personal website, with no bandwidth limit or disk space limit. I have read the small print on two of the 'best' web hosts that say that they have 'unlimited' bandwidth and disk space and they say that it is not unlimited and they will either charge me more for exceeding the limit or they will shut the website down. The problem is that they don't state what their limit is so I am guessing that it is a scam. They are also only charging around £2 per month, which is fine but you have to buy like 2 years with them for that price. I don't want to do that. Would prefer it if there was a host that has a free trail, even if it is as little as 24 hours trial. Would also like to not be tied in for longer than 1 year. I would also like a host that has the domain names included in the price.
Overall, this is all getting too confusing for me and there is so much to take in. I just want to know, what is everyone doing now that MobileMe has shut down and iCloud does not allow Web Publishing?
A list of people's prefered web hosts would be amazing please. Also a breif description as to why you think it is better than all of the rest.
Thank you for your time and effort.
All the best,
George.

The most important consideration with website hosting is reliability and good tech support - not price!
Host Excellence offer a 30 day money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. Also read aout the "Anytime Money Back Guarantee".
Be suspicious of cheap offers. For example, Yahoo offers a registration for 10 bucks but wants 35 after that. Try getting tech support from them!
"I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from my recommendation or link."

I am new to macbook pro, what is the best tutorial video to watch

I am new to Macbook Pro, what is the best tutorial video to watch?

There are a lot of videos to watch if you are new to Mac. Apple has got a lot of tutorials and videos in their website > http://www.apple.com/support/macbasics They will help you use OS X.
Also, you can ask here. We will be glad to answer all your doubts about OS X and your MacBook Pro. Finally, welcome to the Mac

What is the best web browser for iPad 2

What is the best web browser for iPad 2?

I have Mercury, Atomic, Dolphin and iCab. They all offer features that Safari does not have. If you liked the former mini windows view that Safari had in iOS 4, I think iCab would be a great choice. It offers something similar to that as well as tabbed browsing, DropBox support, it can identify as other browsers (I can't remember what that feature is called) and IMO - it blows Safari out of the water.
All of these browsers have more to offer than Safari, but I like iCab the best.

For iPhone and Android, what is the best file format for watching videos?

For iPhone and Android, what is the best file format for watching videos?

You can try these setting. They are from CS5.5 but should work in CS4.
Make sure you check Use Max. Render Quality.

What is the best way to keep high res when saving "for web"

the files i'm saving for web so i can get them in jpg (or gif) format are coming out very pixelated. this is when i print the image.
what is the best way to save for web an image and keep the resolution good.
using for a business card template. avery template will let me attach images i want to the project. to do this.. i "get file from computer" and it drops the image in but real small... then you are supposed to enlarge it onto your work however you want. well when i enlarge this image file, it gets pixelated badly. i'm thinking it's the way i'm saving it. i do not adjust anything when i save. maybe i should. this is where i need guidance.
this is what avery template notes about the images i am allowed to use - When uploading the image, the maximum size allowed is 4 MB. You can only upload JPG and PNG images either as RGB or CMYK. so when you recommend things, can you please keep this in mind
thank you for oyur time.

Aida,
When you save with the default template using save for web it is generally a very low settings.
While in the save window you can define the pixel size of the image you want with quality as well as resolution too.
Refer to tv.adobe.com video save for web or Adobe help file for detailed instructions.
Mandhir

What's the best netflix app for watching Netflix on an itouch?

There seem to be several Netflix apps available. I want one that will allow me to see my Instant Queue list and watch movies/shows on my itouch.
What's the best one?

I don't believe any of the third-party apps allow you to view a Netflix movie. The developer terms for Netflix actually prohibit other apps from providing playback; the app is only allowed to launch Netflix' own player (and that only on desktop systems). Third-party apps may, however, provide alternative, and perhaps better, ways to find and queue movies than does the Netflix app.
Regards.

How do I get Firefox to print the entire web page instead of truncating when it gets to end of first print page?

Firefox 3.6.8, Windows XP Pro
Frequently when I try to do a print of a web page, I end up printing only whatever fits on the first printed page. Instead of continuing to later pages as needed, the rest of the displayed web page is simply ignored.

See Tools > Options > General > Startup: "When Firefox Starts": "Show my home page"

What is the best output page-level help for a thick/fat client software app

I am looking to do some reorganizing of some help projects here at my new employer. For the past 10 years, I have only been dealing with web-based apps so all my help has been web help... sometimes page-level, sometimes not. However, I will need to now convert and/or create new help for a software app that is thick-client style. I need to know what the optimum output format would be to work best for page-level, thick-client, online help... HELP!
BTW.. I am currently using RH10 for Windows 7.
Thanks,
kb

The best format depends on your client's situation. Do all client pc's have internet access and can you get a server to host the help? If so, I would go for WebHel/HTML5. That's the easiest to maintain and the client won't have to hassle with installing help.
If you client doesn't have internet access or you don't have a server, a CHM is quite safe. It works well even though it is an old technology. But keep in mind that if the CHM is located on a network drive, it won't work unless the client is willing to change some security settings.
Kind regards,
Willam

What is the best web compression ?

Hi all web compression experts,
I have been trying to find out what is the optimum settings for files to be downloaded on the facebook. The limit I set is 100MB.
But when i rendered my 6.5 mins video in FCE, the filesize for the .mov file is a whopping 1.8GB. After much trial & error, I follow Diana's instruction in her Apple Pro Training book. Below is the summary of the steps she taught me in her book:
Video:
Compression: MPEG-4 Video
Frame Rate: 15 fps
Keyframe: 5
Data Field Rate: 700 kbits/s
Quality: Best
Size:
Dimension: Custom; I typed in 480 x 270
Sound:
Format: AAC
Channel: Stereo
Rate: 32 kHz
DESELECT prepare for Internet Streaming.
With the above settings, my file size has been reduced to 35MB. So I can still afford to add another 65MB before it reach 100MB. I tried to change the compression to H.264 but whenever this option is chosen, the file reach 400MB and took ages to render.
I have also change to the frame rate to 25 fps but there is no difference in the filesize & picture quality.
Can someone be kind enough to gimme some tips on what the numbers in the setting "Keyframe: 5" & "Data Field Rate: 700 kbits/s" do to the video ?
Is keyframe 5 better than keyframe 10 ?
Any suggestion?
Thnaks

skalicki` wrote:
Hi again Ryan,
I just got very good results exporting as suggested by Vimeo in this link:
http://vimeo.com/help/compression
Format: Quicktime Movie
Codec for video: H.264
Frame-rate: Current
Keyframes: Every 30 frames
Data rate: 5000 kbits/s
Size: 1280x720
De-interlace: Yes
Sound codec: AAC
Sound Sample Rate: 44.1kHz
Audio Quality: 128kbps
I didn't see much reduction in quality, and it reduced a 457MB file to 19MB. Judging by my calculations, if a 457MB file was reduced to 19MB, a 1.8GB file should be reduced to 72MB. Something to try perhaps?
Thanks skalicki`& dpapa,
I tried the above settings but it took ages to render. When it reached 45 mins, I gave up. By & large, whenever I use H.264 it takes very long to render !

What is the best web browser

What is the fastest, safest and free web browser?

Safari works best for me, but there are others:
Browsers for Macs compared:
http://www.pure-mac.com/webb.html

What is the best web publishing software?

I know this probably isnt the place to post this, but i figured a lot of other business owners my have mbp's. I will probably have my new 15" c2d by the end of this week, or the start of next. I want to start using it immediately to build a good website for my business. I have no idea where to start when it comes to mac software, so any info would be helpful. Oh yeah, iweb isn't an option for me, since i dont want a .mac account. Thanks!

I've found the following:
- Dreamweaver is for hard-core web development, can do everything but is not necessarily "newbie" friendly, there is a learning curve, and it helps if you've had some web experience. It is the program you will eventually get if you get in to website development in any serious way.
- iWeb is the other end of the spectrum, need no experience, it's all drag and drop and like using a word processor. You are limited to a set number of things you can do with the webpages you create, but the program does those few things gracefully as only Apple can. You may get frustrated with its limitations over time. As far as I know, you need a .Mac account to make use of it, I think you "could" save the web pages it creates and upload elsewhere, but I don't think it's easy at the moment.
- In between the above two is Rapidweaver. It is nowhere near as powerful as Dreamweaver but lets you do a lot more editing and "messing around" with your webpages than iWeb does. You can also upload Rapidweaver creations to either .Mac or your own web host. The thing I like most about Rapidweaver is the stunningly beautiful templates it comes with.
OK, that's my experience, hope it is helpful.

What are the Best Web File Export settings?

I am running Premiere Pro CS3 on Win XP SP3, 4 GB RAM. I have tried several settings exporting a 2 1/2 minutes movie trailer to Windows Media Player, .flv, Quicktime, and Real Video files, so that I can add it to a web site for downloading. Of course, all of these are compressed files. I've tried very many settings but am having trouble getting a relatively good quality resolution file that is small enough to load fairly quickly. The best file is a Quicktime file. However, even though the movie plays in a small window, it is 41 MB (a big file).
Please share any settings that have produced a good quality file under 10 MB.
Thanks,
Linda

> You just need to use a larger file or settle for less quality
This is not always exactly true. There are many things that can affect the perceived quality. In Premiere's case:
1.) Deinterlacing: If your sources are interlaced, Premiere (by default) will deinterlace them before scaling down for web export. Premiere's deinterlacer is as bad as it gets. If you are doing a ratio >= 2:1 (such as 480i -> 240p) it is probably better to untick the "deinterlace" checkbox, as the line-pairs will be blended on output anyway because of the large scaling ratio.
2.) Soft scaling: Premiere's Bicubic resampling is not really ideal for large ratio reductions. Unfortunately, there is not much way around this without using other tools.
3.) Noise: Video noise can greatly reduce the efficiency of encoding -- and therefore, when using a set data rate, it makes lowers quality output. Premiere does have a noise reduction filter option in AME, but it is quite slow and not the most sophisticated solution. You may want to experiment with it anyway: It can potentially make low bandwidth encodes look much better.
4.) Frame rate: It seems like a basic concept, but many people forget that you can greatly increase your spatial quality by reducing the frame rate. If you can live without the motion smoothness of 30 fps, you can get much higher quality with 15 fps at the same data rate.
5.) Two-pass Encoding: Unfortunately, Premiere does not have 2-pass for FLV VP6 which, IMO, is probably the "best looking" web output. You should look at other tools like Sorenson Squeeze or On2 Flix. In these cases you'll need to export a lossless intermediary AVI file to maximize quality.

What is the best audio file type to use when ripping CD's?

Very new to this. When I rip my CD's to my computer, what file type should I use? Pros and Cons of each if you could too please? Thanks!

The best bitrate and encoder is the one that suits you best.
 Apple Lossless will give excellent sound quality, but at a file size that is much larger than mp3 or aac, so the trade off here is not as many songs will fit on your iPod.
 You should probably start by encoding a piece of music you are familiar with, in either mp3 or aac at something like 192kbps, listen to it, then try again at different bit rates, both lower and higher, to see if you can hear a difference in sound quality.
  If you can’t hear the difference in sound quality between various bitrates, then the lower one will suffice, and you can store more songs on your iPod. Try this in both encoding formats. You could encode the same song several times in iTunes under a slightly different name (just edit the song in iTunes and add the bitrate after the song title), transfer these songs to your iPod and do some comparative listening. Then you can make an informed decision about which format/bitrate is best for you.
  Yes it’s time consuming, but much better to rip your cds at decent sound quality now, rather than decide much later that you are not satisfied, and have to rip them again.
  And incidentally, a song of the same length, encoded at the same bitrate, gives an almost identical file size whether it be encoded in aac or mp3.
  Where the space saving issue comes in is because many people say that if you encode a song at 128kbps in aac format, then the sound quality is as good as the same song encoded at 160 or 192kbps in mp3 format, therefor using the aac version gives a smaller file size and allows you to store more songs on your iPod.
  It's very subjective and you shouldn't let anyone tell you what to use.
  Let your ears be your guide.
See this article also.
  About import settings and hard disk space.

What is the best approach to sync an iPhone when I've switched to a new computer?

Hi everybody. The problem is the old issue related to the fact that I can sync my iPhone with only one iTunes library, even if I sync my device manually.
So, I've moved to a new laptop and need to sync the iPhone with this new device. The iPhone was previosly sync with the old computer.
I've connected the iPhone and transferred any itunes purchase to the itunes library, so I assume that my songs, books, movies, apps have been passed to the itunes library.
But now I need to manage the sync process as the itunes warns me that it will erase any content in the iphone. So, what about my photos, contacts, sms, etc? They will be erased...
So, what is the correct process to manage this situation?
Thanks.

Thanks wjosten, you guide is nice and clear. What seems to me strange are your point below:
7. Right click again and select "Backup".
8. Right click again & select "Restore from Backup", select the backup you just made. When prompted to create another backup, decline.
At point #7 I backup the actual conent of the phone (I assume sms, contacts, ring tones, photos, videos, etc.) and I thought I had to manage a restore at the end of the sync. On the contrary you say to restore it just after the backup. Any reason for that?
More, my iPhone is actually setup to do backup to iCloud:
Do I need to switch to local backup otpion instead?
Thanks.

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