Alive Video Converter

Alive Video Converter Software has been released!

By Anonymous

September 11, 2004 -- Alive Video Converter is a new powerful software from AliveMedia Inc that specializes in creating enjoyable video tools. Alive Video Converter is the professional video converter that converts AVI(DivX, XviD, MS MPEG4, Uncompressed, Cinepak and other), MPEG-1, MPEG-2, WMV or QuickTime into AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, WMV, RM or MP3 files. With a very easy to use interface you can also extract audio tracks from video files and save them as MP3 format.



Alive Video Converter integrated with Windows Explorer, and it is very simple and easy to use. Just right-click on video files in Windows Explorer, select Convert to AVI (or MPEG, WMV, RM, MP3), and convert them using your predefined settings.



In addition, The intuitive interface makes Alive Video Converter the perfect tool for both new and experienced users. It gives advanced users the ability to finish the conversion with command line or schedule in batches, and supports drag-drop to load or add video files, conversion with volume adjusting and width*height adjusting, and full conversion options and more!



For additional information, please visit our website. A fully functional trial version of Alive Video Converter is available at website: http://www.alivemedia.net



Direct Download Link: http://www.text-speech.com/files/AliveVideoConverter.exe



All copyrights and trademarks rights are reserved for AliveMedia, Inc.

JGalaxy.com Releases

New Streaming Mpeg-1 Video Player Software

By Anonymous

JGalaxy.com Releases New Streaming Mpeg-1 Video Player Software



Urbana, IL-August 13th-JGalaxy.com (http://wwvw.jgalaxy.com) today has

released a new streaming Mpeg-1 video player software.

As more and more digital cameras and digital camcorders offer Mpeg-1 mode,

this software allows Mpeg-1 video creators to easily share their Mpge-1

videos on the web with people all over the world. Viewers can see the video

frames as soon as the Mpeg-1 video starts to load without having to wait for

the video to load completely. There is no need for the viewers to

download any confusing plug-ins to play the Mpeg-1 videos because this

software is in the format of Java applet and is platform independent.



This streaming Mpeg-1 video player software offers many unique features.

It has a configurable interface which allows

web page authors to create their own unique interface appearance by

specifying interface image, navigation buttons and their positions

as applet parameters so that they can control how the video is displayed.

They can change interface shape, color as often as they want

and put control buttons anywhere they want.

It also gives the authors options to mute the streaming audio and adjust

the streaming video buffer size. Once streaming is over, this video player

lets viewers play the Mpeg-1 video in forward, backward, fast forward and

fast backward modes. Viewers can also view the video frame by frame.



The uses for this Mpeg-1 video player software are countless.

For example they can provide digital camera and digital camcorder owners

a wonderful opportunity to share their special occasion or precious moment

videos such as graduation, wedding, reunion, new borns

with family and friends all around the world through the web.

They will also allow scientists and researchers to show their experiments

on the web. Fashion designers can use the Mpeg-1 video viewers

to show their lines. Just to mention a few.



The price of the streaming Mpeg-1 video player starts at $24.95 for single

site use. With the purchase of this software, for those who do not

have a web site, JGalaxy.com offers free Mpge-1 video hosting for up to

2 MBs for 3 months. More details of this product and other products

offered by JGalaxy.com can be found at http://www.jgalaxy.com/products.html.



For more information, please email mpeg@jgalaxy.com.





Contact: Gloria Riley

Company: JGalaxy.com

Phone: (217) 367-1238

Email: mpeg@jgalaxy.com

Web: http://www.jgalaxy.com

Retain original SMPTE

Retain original SMPTE time code with the Baystor Professional Digital Video Recorder/Archiver when transferring video to hard disk/DVD formats.

By Anonymous

April 16, 2004 -- The deterioration of tape makes it necessary for video facilities to transfer ¾” U-matic, Betacam, SVHS, Hi-8 and other common formats to a digital based format. The Baystor BK-2500 is an easy-to-use archiving system, which allows you to transfer these items to the more stable DVD format and still retain the original VBI information such as Closed Caption, SMPTE timecode and teletext. Baystor is the only company to patent the process allowing the transfer of VBI information for DVD, MPEG2 and DV25 recording and playback. The BK-2500 hard disk can store 10 hours of DV-25 quality video and audio and can be used as a desktop or rack-mountable unit. Outfitted with composite, component, Y/C, IEEE1394, DV25, SDI/AES and balanced/unbalanced audio inputs and outputs, the BK-2500 interfaces with all popular video equipment. In addition, the BK-2500 supports genlock as well as RS-422 control of both the hard drive and DVD player. TCP/IP LAN networking capabilities offer the additional value of file sharing and easily transferring files.



The BK-2500 provides these unique hard disk/DVD features and more at an affordable price. It’s an excellent choice for implementing NEW disk/DVD-based technology into an existing facility and is software upgradeable, to grow with your organization. Exciting new features and enhancements will be announced at NAB.



For more details, please contact Baystor toll-free at 1-888-Baystor.

Alive Video Converter Software has been released!

Alive Video Converter Software has been released!

By Anonymous

September 11, 2004 -- Alive Video Converter is a new powerful software from AliveMedia Inc that specializes in creating enjoyable video tools. Alive Video Converter is the professional video converter that converts AVI(DivX, XviD, MS MPEG4, Uncompressed, Cinepak and other), MPEG-1, MPEG-2, WMV or QuickTime into AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, WMV, RM or MP3 files. With a very easy to use interface you can also extract audio tracks from video files and save them as MP3 format.



Alive Video Converter integrated with Windows Explorer, and it is very simple and easy to use. Just right-click on video files in Windows Explorer, select Convert to AVI (or MPEG, WMV, RM, MP3), and convert them using your predefined settings.



In addition, The intuitive interface makes Alive Video Converter the perfect tool for both new and experienced users. It gives advanced users the ability to finish the conversion with command line or schedule in batches, and supports drag-drop to load or add video files, conversion with volume adjusting and width*height adjusting, and full conversion options and more!



For additional information, please visit our website. A fully functional trial version of Alive Video Converter is available at website: http://www.alivemedia.net



Direct Download Link: http://www.text-speech.com/files/AliveVideoConverter.exe



All copyrights and trademarks rights are reserved for AliveMedia, Inc.

JGalaxy.com Releases

JGalaxy.com Releases New Streaming Mpeg-1 Video Player Software

By Anonymous

JGalaxy.com Releases New Streaming Mpeg-1 Video Player Software



Urbana, IL-August 13th-JGalaxy.com (http://wwvw.jgalaxy.com) today has

released a new streaming Mpeg-1 video player software.

As more and more digital cameras and digital camcorders offer Mpeg-1 mode,

this software allows Mpeg-1 video creators to easily share their Mpge-1

videos on the web with people all over the world. Viewers can see the video

frames as soon as the Mpeg-1 video starts to load without having to wait for

the video to load completely. There is no need for the viewers to

download any confusing plug-ins to play the Mpeg-1 videos because this

software is in the format of Java applet and is platform independent.



This streaming Mpeg-1 video player software offers many unique features.

It has a configurable interface which allows

web page authors to create their own unique interface appearance by

specifying interface image, navigation buttons and their positions

as applet parameters so that they can control how the video is displayed.

They can change interface shape, color as often as they want

and put control buttons anywhere they want.

It also gives the authors options to mute the streaming audio and adjust

the streaming video buffer size. Once streaming is over, this video player

lets viewers play the Mpeg-1 video in forward, backward, fast forward and

fast backward modes. Viewers can also view the video frame by frame.



The uses for this Mpeg-1 video player software are countless.

For example they can provide digital camera and digital camcorder owners

a wonderful opportunity to share their special occasion or precious moment

videos such as graduation, wedding, reunion, new borns

with family and friends all around the world through the web.

They will also allow scientists and researchers to show their experiments

on the web. Fashion designers can use the Mpeg-1 video viewers

to show their lines. Just to mention a few.



The price of the streaming Mpeg-1 video player starts at $24.95 for single

site use. With the purchase of this software, for those who do not

have a web site, JGalaxy.com offers free Mpge-1 video hosting for up to

2 MBs for 3 months. More details of this product and other products

offered by JGalaxy.com can be found at http://www.jgalaxy.com/products.html.



For more information, please email mpeg@jgalaxy.com.





Contact: Gloria Riley

Company: JGalaxy.com

Phone: (217) 367-1238

Email: mpeg@jgalaxy.com

Web: http://www.jgalaxy.com

Retain original SMPTE time code

Retain original SMPTE time code with the Baystor Professional Digital Video Recorder/Archiver when transferring video to hard disk/DVD formats.

By Anonymous

April 16, 2004 -- The deterioration of tape makes it necessary for video facilities to transfer ¾” U-matic, Betacam, SVHS, Hi-8 and other common formats to a digital based format. The Baystor BK-2500 is an easy-to-use archiving system, which allows you to transfer these items to the more stable DVD format and still retain the original VBI information such as Closed Caption, SMPTE timecode and teletext. Baystor is the only company to patent the process allowing the transfer of VBI information for DVD, MPEG2 and DV25 recording and playback. The BK-2500 hard disk can store 10 hours of DV-25 quality video and audio and can be used as a desktop or rack-mountable unit. Outfitted with composite, component, Y/C, IEEE1394, DV25, SDI/AES and balanced/unbalanced audio inputs and outputs, the BK-2500 interfaces with all popular video equipment. In addition, the BK-2500 supports genlock as well as RS-422 control of both the hard drive and DVD player. TCP/IP LAN networking capabilities offer the additional value of file sharing and easily transferring files.



The BK-2500 provides these unique hard disk/DVD features and more at an affordable price. It’s an excellent choice for implementing NEW disk/DVD-based technology into an existing facility and is software upgradeable, to grow with your organization. Exciting new features and enhancements will be announced at NAB.



For more details, please contact Baystor toll-free at 1-888-Baystor.

New website provides

New website provides "tools for success" for indie video producers, small video businesses.

By Anonymous

Popular marketing author and consultant Steve Yankee Steve Yankee is back in the video business promotion and marketing game in a big way.



Yankee, well-known in the video production industry for his popular “Master Video” series of instructional tapes, books, special reports and magazine publications aimed at helping independent video makers and small video business grow and profit, has recently launched http://www.videosuccess.com as a home for his new free weekly ezine, a library of helpful articles for videographers, and for his newly-revised “Master Video” programs and books.



“For several years, I’ve been deeply involved with freelance copywriting and consulting for non-video related businesses, leaving the sales of my instructional materials to others,” said Yankee. “But in the past couple years, I’ve had an increasing number of requests to get back in the informational field. And frankly, I’ve missed the day-to-day contact with video producers from around the world. The industry has always been my first love.”



A critical factor in his decision, says the award-winning producer and writer, is the emergence of low-cost digital technology. “The rapid acceptance of digital video hardware and formats and the accessibility of home computer-based non-linear editing systems is a mixed blessing. On one hand, anyone with a dream and a couple thousand dollars can create near-broadcast quality video. On the other hand, established houses are fighting to retain customers to keep their operations profitable, and their doors open. Nowadays, both segments of the video industry need to wear two hats; their producer’s beret AND their marketer’s derby. I’m here to help them with the marketing they need to stay in business.”



Over the past few months, Yankee revamped his entire product line, deleting some programs entirely (“Most of these were far too technically dated to save,”) significantly revising and updating others, including his popular “Master Video Marketing Course,” and wrote three new books for video makers. In addition, he launched a free weekly ezine, Video Success News, which now reaches over 750 subscribers, wrote and edited nearly two dozen articles on marketing and advertising-related topics, and created the new website for video producers and business owners to access information and programs to enhance their skills and profits.









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