I'm looking for a CDN that's free or affordable for videos like YouTube. However, I don't want to use YouTube for other reasons. I would like to upload videos, and once they're uploaded have them playable onto a website. Any recommendations?

I have a site made on WordPress. I have inserted a video from the media gallery. The only issue is that it's a standard player and cannot edit controls or anything else. I have tried plugins but none cater my needs. Any suggestion on how to manipulate the code and make the video appear the way I want? For instance no controls and there's a black header and footer I wish to remove. Thanks for any suggestions.
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http://download.cnet.com/Youtube-Movie-Maker/3000-13631_4-75227437.html

Anyone use it?
Suddenly ours won't open. Coincidence that it won't open while the pc has other symptoms.
If you have the free version is there an expiration date on the free version? I do not see anything about expiration in any of the comments posted on CNET.

I'm curious as to why some artists post on VEVO versus YouTube.
Musical artists in particular.

I have some audio from a radio talk show. my intention is that it's not high fidelity / could even be mono.  I want to get the smallest file size without too much degredation considering it's just people talking.

I am using streaming audio recorder and chose MP3 for the output.

For example, 1 file I have is 2meg and 1 min 30 seconds.  the properties of the file says bitrate 173 bps.  Not sure if that's high / low fidelity.

I'd like to have the smallest size file for audio.... and also, using audio to video converter websites, I get an mp4 that's 2MB also (static picture or black screen would be fine).

What are some things I should know / do to get the smallest files for spoken word audio?

thanks!

EE Experts,

I have become obsessed lately with Windows Media Center (WMC). I have over 2,000 titles recorded over the last 3 years. Microsoft discontinued support for WMC some time ago. I started using WMC before Microsoft dropped support of Electronic Program Guide (EPG). Some of my titles have metadata, and some do not. I am ignorant of how or what determines which titles get metadata and which ones do not. My primary goal for now is to be able to load Synopsis data. So as I continue to capture titles (USB hard drives are amazingly cheap extra storage space), I can include a synopsis of my own creation that I can search on to find the exact title that I am looking for without having to watch each video to discover if it the one I am looking for or not.

I just made a Google search that linked me to a Microsoft document titled Windows Media Center Guide Listings Format. In the summary for this document, the first sentence is "This document describes how to import program data into the Electronic Program Guide data store for Windows Media Center on a Windows 7 computer." The Introduction says "This document describes how to use LoadMXF.exe ..."

My question is does this document contain the information that I need to accomplish the goal that I described above? I'm I barking up the right tree or should I be looking someplace else?

Hi,

CD Rom not playing saying www.xyz.com url not working. how to fix and play the cd rom videos. please advise

It is really important and I would appreciate it.  Thank you.

Hi,

I have windows 10 on my laptop. At bottom of my screen as attached i see "i am cortana ask me anything" big search box which i hardly use. how to reduce or remove that search text field so that i have more space for other important applications. please advise
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I have a paid website on Zenfolio that I use to host and backup my extensive library of personal photos (and now videos).  I have been using this site for many years for my photos, but recently started to upload my videos.  The challenge is that for the plan I use Zenfolio imposes a limit on videos of 20 minutes in length.  I have 50+ videos that are longer than this limit.  Many of these are in AVI or MTS formats.  

I have multiple s/w options for my Windows 7 74 bit PC that I can use to split the videos into shorter segments.  These include iWisoft Free Video Converter, Handbrake, Cyberlink Power Director 10, and Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12.  These apps also let me change the format to mp4, for instance.  I also have Windows Movie Maker 2012 - but have very limited experience using it.

The problem is that when I go to rip the shorter clips these s/w apps re-render the video.  This ends up taking a long time - often an hour or more for one 20 minute clip.  I am looking for advice on a quicker, easier solution.

Ideally, there would be s/w out there that lets me load a one hour AVI file.  I would then select two places to split the file into three AVI segments that are just under 20 minutes each.  The software would create the three segments w/o re-rendering the video.  The output would be File_1.avi, File_2.avi and File_3.avi.  Hopefully all three files would be created in 10 minutes or less, as opposed to hours.

Does anyone have any suggestions for this?  I …

I am trying to figure out how this Sound Player works.  
Raw Files for Sound Manager 2 - angular

I can get this working fine on my server, but I'm new to Angular and need some help getting something to work.

First load this example:
working example

You'll see that this has a list of songs that you must "add" to the player for it to play.

What I'm looking to do is get rid of the "song list" on the top of this page and instead pass a song ID through a query string to have that song play.

So for example, I would send: http://perminder-klair.github.io/angular-soundmanager2/example.html?id=one and it would then play the "rain" song which has ID of one.  
 
I would also like this to "auto-play" upon load. So the progress bar and buttons would appropriately reflect that it was playing.

In summary. I want to do two things:

1) Be able to pass the sound I want to play via a query string.
2) Be able to have that sound autoplay upon load.

Thanks.

Hello experts,

I have purchased a Raspberry Pi No IR Camera and streamed it on my home network using vlc media streaming.

What I want to do now is, stream the feed of the pi camera without using vlc or any third party software, generate a link for the feed and host the link on my shared hosting space on cloud such that, when I access the dns of my server space, I get to watch the live stream from the pi camera in case the pi is on, otherwise, show something like "camera feed turned off".

Please explain how to achieve this.

Thanks in advance..

Within the next week or so, I need to setup a streaming video server to broadcast live video and audio to potentially thousands of viewers. I will only need to do this once. I will need to stream for about 1 to 2 hours. Can someone tell me my best, cost effective way to do this ?