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  • Video Guide Part 3: Video Formats and Compression Methods
    September 24, 1999 – 1:02 PM
    An overview of the most commonly used video formats, from AVI and MOV to MPEG, compression methods and an explanation of MPEG encoding with an example.
  • The Third THG Video: Silent and Ice Cold
    July 1, 2002 – 1:08 PM in Build Your Own
    Water cooling offers the best conditions for overclocking and a silent PC system. We show you how to build such a PC system, step by step. Accompanying the article is a brand new Tom's Hardware Guide video that you can download.
  • Video Capture: Available On AMD, Sometimes On Nvidia
    January 22, 2007 – 7:27 AM
    Video Capture: Available On AMD, Sometimes On Nvidia While your graphics card may come with a cable for video input, not all graphics cards have that capability. We will look at the current state of the video capture market, and where consumers find themselves today.
  • Video Projectors: Evolving Towards High Definition
    April 13, 2005 – 1:03 PM in Buyer's Guides
    Manufacturers of video projectors and other video displays are spending loads of money on advertising to announce the imminent arrival of HDTV. For those who want to set up a home theater, THG looks at a series of HDTV-compatible video projectors.
  • Video Forensics: Catching the Crooks on Camera
    March 18, 2005 – 12:03 PM
    Countless businesses rely on surveillance cameras to solve crimes. Yet they often don't use the right equipment, nor take care of it properly. It often falls to video forensic investigators to turn poor quality video into good evidence, with tools like Cognitech's Video Active and Video Investigator.
  • Video Editing for $250: Pinnacle Studio DV Plus
    January 11, 2001 – 12:04 PM in Build Your Own
    The Studio DV Plus is a low-priced video editing card with a digital fire-wire interface. We raised the question: what use is the card when used in conjunction with DV cameras?
  • CES 2007: Showtime to launch video download service for Windows Vista
    January 2, 2007 – 3:17 PM
    CES 2007: Showtime to launch video download service for Windows Vista Pre CES 2007 coverage - Showtime Networks will be the next to take a shot at making video downloads for PCs more popular. The company said that it will be demonstrating a new service aimed at Windows Vista PCs at the Consumer Electronics Show 2007, which will open its doors in Las Vegas next week.
  • CES 2007: AOL Video to run on Sony's TVs
    January 7, 2007 – 8:16 PM
    CES 2007: AOL Video to run on Sony's TVs Sony today said that it will make AOL's video content available on "the majority" of it's 2007 line of TVs. Content will be downloaded to the TVs via the optional "Bravia Internet Video Link."
  • Video Guide Part 1: Market Situation and Applications
    July 29, 1999 – 1:01 PM in Business
    The World is turning digital. The vision of a perfect blend of telecommunication technology, consumer electronics and the PC will soon be a reality.
  • Professional Video Conferencing: Logitech QuickCam Orbit
    December 12, 2003 – 12:03 PM
    It bends, turns and automatically tracks your face. Added to that are pan and tilting capabilities and instant messaging. These are features you'd expect from a professional Webcam. But Logitech's QuickCam Orbit offers all of this and more for less than $130.
  • Video Editing For Beginners: Matrox RT.X10
    November 26, 2002 – 12:00 PM
    Matrox follows the trend: High CPU clock speeds yield hardware savings and make the product less expensive. For around 750 euros (US$730) you can turn your PC into a video editing system.
  • Digital Video Editing: The Canopus DVRaptor-RT
    April 12, 2002 – 1:07 PM
    For $599, the DVRaptor-RT offers 20 filters, 38 effects and 15 transitions in real time. Its video editing performance is at a par with other high-end products of its ilk, provided the CPU in your computer has a clock speed of at least 1600 MHz.
  • Digital Video Editing: The Matrox RT2500
    July 30, 2001 – 1:05 PM
    The successor to the Matrox RT2000 is now available for $999. This video editing system targets hobby filmmakers and semi-professionals, adding compatibility with any 3D graphics adapter as well as Windows 2000 support.
  • Video Guide Part 2: Applications for Companies
    August 3, 1999 – 1:01 PM
    Professional video processing, video via the Internet, video conferencing systems and standards - everything the IT specialist should know.
  • Movie Theater Video for the Masses
    January 26, 2005 – 12:03 PM in Build Your Own
    A true home theater experience is not about that box they call a TV or a PC-monitor. When we say home theater we mean a video projector with a screen and even a curtain. The price: less than $2,000. Popcorn and Milk Duds not included.

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