How to Watch Internet TV on your TV : The Cheap Way!!

By Paul | Jun 29, 2009

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As many of you know, I am a great fan of Hulu. Recently I went searching to find out how to watch Hulu without having to buy NETGEAR Digital Entertainer Live (Black) and Paying a monthly service. So Here’s is what you need to watch it on your TV.

What you will need:

Video
S-Video Cables — If you plan to use S-video in then this is what you will need. The good thing about this is most Laptops have S-Video Out. Although this isn’t always the case this is how I watch Hulu on TV.

VGA to S-Video — Some laptops only have VGA you will be able to tell by the look of the connection but if you have this tool you can convert any VGA connection to S-video easily.

Philips 3-Way AV Selector For $9.88 –This is the cheap way for those who can only connect coaxial cable inputs. This is what you will need to use on Older TV’s.

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Naruto Shippuden Now available on HULU

By Paul | Dec 20, 2008

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The final, never-before-aired-in-the-U.S. episodes of Naruto (Episodes 216-220) are currently available on this page as a crossover from the original Naruto series to Shippuden.

Beginning January 15, Hulu will stream direct from Japan the most recent subtitled, uncut episode of Naruto Shippuden each Thursday (starting with Episode 89).

Episodes from the first two seasons of Naruto Shippuden will also be released — 8 episodes each Friday — starting January 2.

If you’ll like me and what to find out what will happen toa Naruto Shippuden to this is something that should be talked about. If you want to see the beginning check the old Naruto episodes. I’ve had to wait for each episode to be available at the store to watch it. So now I don’t have to buy the episodes. They will be starting with the latest episode and be available every Thursday. This is so great people who are love the Japan Animation will be able to watch the most current episode from japan.

Got a Virus? Got Spyware? This gadget will fix it!!

By Paul | Dec 18, 2008

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PC Clean Machine Personal PC Concierge Service

Everything you need, including software, is on the thumb drive to get your own personal PC Concierge, a real person working for you. Click on the video to see how it works.
Use our anti-virus/anti-spyware and other tools, or we will work with any anti-virus or anti-spyware you already have.
PC Concierge will check your computer regularly to keep your data protected and your computer running at optimal levels. Protects both MAC and PC
Receive a detailed report explaining what was done to protect your PC and improve its performance
Your PC concierge will perform computer maintenance at a time that’s convenient for you
Includes ID Theft coverage whether computer related or not
Includes computer breakage coverage
Includes all security software: anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall, anti-phishing, IM encryption, family network, protection, gamer mode, laptop mode, anti-spam, parental control, backup, tuneup, file vault, anti-adware.

This was found online and I thought about how much this could be for people in the field. This is also good for people who have a system offline and don’t want to go online to get the software that is need to fix this. I saw this and couldn’t wait to blog about this. If you need to have security for when you have a virus this will help protect your for one Year. I will say this is a very good deal get several programs for a real low price. All the reviews for this product are good, check out the product for the reviews. It cost 119.99 but I think it is worth it for people who don’t have enough security programs and need to protect yourself.

Podcasters are in up in arms over Ustream.tv

By Laforge129 | Nov 25, 2008

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Podcasters and LifeCasters alike are not so happy with Ustream.tv right now. They have started to introduce there own ads overlay to where the lifecaster or podcast involved doesn’t get any revenue. One such Podcast right now is Mike Smith, Host of the Miketechshow Podcast, and Also Todd Cochrane, Host of Geeknewscentral. In a Recent post from Todd, he stated he is going to leave Ustream.tv.

Mike Smith in his last Podcast talked about this subject and why he is really unhappy with Ustream.tv. He says that the ads could possible violate his TOS with Techpodcast Network. He also would like to share the revenue because he was one of the founding podcasters that started to use Ustream.tv. He’s worried that there will be adult theme ads showing on his video stream and that He wants this to be family friendly. He’s said before the show if he has to he’ll go to other networks. Some of the networks that might help him out:

Mogulus
Stickam
Ustream.tv
Blogtv

Netflix Online Video Becomes All-You-Eat Tomorrow; Can It Compete With iTunes Video Rentals?

By Paul | Jan 14, 2008

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We had heard that unlimited online viewing had been granted to select Netflix subscribers last month, and suspected it’d get a full rollout soon. Well, soon is tomorrow—as the AP notes, a day before MacWorld, where Apple is expected to unveil its video rental-killer rendition of iTunes.

The only people who aren’t getting cut in to the infinite viewing parade are the cheapos who only rent a pair of DVDs a month for $5. Whether or not turning the stream access into a smorgasbord is enough to fend off the looming iTunes threat is doubtful—Mac-compatibility would be a nice little shot to the balls, though—but it’s not like Netflix is totally without a battle plan for the infinite format war. [SF Gate/AP]

[Via Gizmodo]

Now get your Netflix accounts now. You will never be without a movie. I hope to see everyone buying a subscription to them. I thought I’d share my view on the whole matter!!

One-Click Stream Ripping with Screamer Radio

By Paul | Nov 6, 2007

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Windows only: Free internet radio application Screamer Radio is a streamlined audio ripping solution with a bonus in the form of a huge library of new stations to discover. Load up a Shoutcast, Ogg Vorbis, WMA or AAC stream, listen while Screamer sits in your taskbar and click once to record directly to MP3 or Ogg formats. Those who already have a favorite ripping solution, such as StationRipper, might still want to download Screamer just to grab a few new stations to try from its extensive preset list. Screamer Radio is a free download for Windows 98 and higher, and it looks like it can be run off a USB thumb drive as well. Thanks, Dan!

Screamer Radio