How I can rotate video (MOV) files in Windows?

Windows rotate Quicktime video

Google Picasa can rotate videos and save them in a new file. Picasa converts video to VFW I think, at least not MOV later. For this to work, you need Quicktime installed, otherwise Picasa not open / edit MOV .Archivos Just install Picasa and QuickTime if you have not already done then the video and click the rotate as you would for a photo button.

Instead Movie rotator or MPEG Streamclip (of squared5.com), which are limited applications, I recommend avidemux . It is an open source video editor that can, among other things, open MOV files and save as AVI lossless or process and apply filters such as rotation. Avidemux is useful, for example, when you have a video that was turned on only during a portion of its length, for example, when the operator of the camera switching portrait mode (eg recording of a conversation of the person) to landscape mode (for example, to record the reaction of the audience) . But above all, I'd recommend avoiding products that Apple .format MOV output videos.

This requires QuickTime Pro to do (and runs on Mac OS X using QuickTime Player 7 Pro):

1. Open the movie with QuickTime Player
2. Choose Show Movie Properties Window menu
3. Click on the video track, then click the Settings tab Visual
4. Clip button to rotate the video.
5. Save the movie. No need required.

A free option is MPEG Streamclip (impressive program), where you can choose "Turn Video" from the Edit menu. If it is saved as a QuickTime movie does not require transcoding.

Windows Movie Maker is the way to go as its Free for Windows 7 and super easy to turn. You just place the film in the program and then can click "Turn right". It also allows you to upload directly to YouTube.

I saved my file as a WMV file in advance so you do not take so long to load.

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Double-speed playback for iTunes?

The iPod app on the iPhone (and presumably the iPod Touch) supports playback of 2 times the etch rate. This is great for listening to talk-radio podcasts when I'm driving, as I can get twice the information in the same amount of time. ¿ITunes does support this type of reproduction? I can not seem to find the option. I prefer to play in iTunes rather than on my iPhone when I'm at my desk.

Here's what Apple suggests (see "speed"):

1. Open the selected song file with Quicktime.
2. Choose "Show audio controls."
3. Move the "Playback Speed" slider at the bottom of the window to the desired speed.

Quicktime Player in Snow Leopard, Option-click the fast forward button to increase the speed by 10%.

Play podcasts 1.5 x speed

I subscribe to very many podcasts now, and I have found that most podcasters can actually be fairly understand, even if the speed up his speech by 50%. So, when my iTunes shows that I have 45 minutes left in a podcast, and I prefer to know that in 30 minutes, I pull down my menu script to display and run the following AppleScript (saved in my Library User -> Scripts -> Applications -> iTunes folder and play this song to 1.5 x):

tell application "iTunes"
  pause
  September my_track to location of  current track
   in September my_seconds to player position 
end tell

tell application "QuickTime 
  * Ts
   September rate of my_movie to 1.5 end tell
       




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can i run iOS apps on my Mac?

I have seen a number of houses iPhone apps that recently I like to use. In particular, a number of houses musical applications (metronome, tuner, etc.) that seem highly rated and have no equivalent in Mac. I do not have a recent iPod / iPhone / iPad (do not need portability or a phone, and I seems silly to pay hundreds of dollars to run $ 15 worth of applications), but I have a Intel (C2D) Mac processor. iPhone may dev simulator, or any other emulator, download and run the iPhone apps from the App Store?

Possible ? Yes, but ... now the only way to run iOS apps on Mac is through the iPhone / iPad Simulator (available in iOS SDK) ... And you need the source code of the application you want run.

Unfortunately, the iPhone / iPad simulator is only available as part of the dev tools, and contains no synchronization with iTunes skills. It also does not have an application in the app store, so you can not purchase applications from the simulator.

As primary use is for developers to test their applications without the actual hardware you will most likely never see the features you want to be added to the simulator.

If you are developing applications iOS XCode, you can use the iPhone or iPad emulator to run your application, but there is no way to run a precompiled application (as in the app store)

Without it would not be possible, unless someone came one with iOS emulator that lets you run ARM based binaries on your Intel-based Mac / PC. Basically the same as what they've done with reverse engineering and the resulting Super Nintendo emulators that have been written to emulate Super Nintendo roms. No doubt someone will do one day many years from now.

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Why I can not delete files "do not exist", but appear in my download directory?

I downloaded the three videos. I moved to a different folder where I put all my videos, however, a copy of the files still appear in my download directory. I tried (in the Explorer and cmd.exe ) to delete, move, rename, or open but Windows says Could not find this item. So the file no longer exists in that directory, but still appears there. How can I remove this from my download folder? I have also tried to replace the file with another by saving on it, but instead they sit next to each other side by side and can be removed, but after that, the other can not be removed. They also take no space. I'm using Windows 7 and the files have been downloaded via Firefox on a NTFS file system.

I've seen Explorer display the files for a while after they have been removed, so my first guess would be that in fact it was removed, but remained a "ghost". However, if the file is present after rebooting, then it is not that. Instead, it might have been in use for, Explorer, or an anti-virus program. I would suggest trying to Unlocker to release / delete, but again, you said that the file is re-created, so it would not be that. Finally, I stay with only one option: A file name conflict . 

They are rare (which is notsupposed to happen), but in certain circumstances (such as race-conditions) can lead to their occurrence. In this case, the best way to deal with them is the same as when dealing with files with invalid file names (such as illegal characters in them or spaces on both days). There are two ways to handle this situation, both from the command line, so open a command line to the folder that contains the files:

• Use > dir / x  to see the 8.3 format file names and use it to remove the files in question

or

• Use wildcards as > the * problem * file * 

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Disable the session restore functionality of Google Chrome

Chrome offers to restore the last session when he did not properly closed (blackout, Chrome crashed, ...). How can I turn? (Switch setting or command line) I am using a batch file that starts chrome (among other things) in kiosk mode for a single home page windows. Even after the power failure etc. should just throw the page without the fuss.

I know this is old but thought it would be useful to others who may come across this. I had this problem and tried to parameter settings but does not help. add --incognito order to solve the problem.

chrome.exe --kiosk --incognito some.web.site

I tried this in several ways Chrome crashing and pulling power to the PC. In all tests the power system and enters kiosk mode without the error message frowning face.

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Play sound on mac terminal

If you have a script that runs in the background and sends me an alert every few minutes and you want the alert to be in the form of a sound. 

How I can play a sound in mac terminal?

printf \\ a and -e beep osascript play the default alert sound, but are silent if the volume of the alert is set to zero. \\ a printf is also silent if an audible ring is disabled. You could also use afplay or say:

afplay /System/Library/Sounds/Funk.aiff
say done

More than one sound effect files in / System / Library / PrivateFrameworks / DVD pantalla.framework / Versions / A / Resources / Sounds /.
Note:
The easiest way is to use a fume echo -e "\ a"

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Run Metro Apps On Lower Screen Resolutions In Windows 8 less than 1024 x 768?

I installed Windows 8 Consumer Preview on my Samsung NB30 netbook. I was excited to try this little picture of the cause has a touchscreen and Windows 8 is supposed to be optimized for touchscreen devices. Installation was quick and smooth and all the drivers work well, including the touch screen. There is a major problem, though: when I try to touch one of the icons in the user interface Metro shown

This application can not be opened. The screen resolution is too low for this application to run.

The machine has Intel Atom N450 processor and Intel GMA 3159 integrated graphics card and a maximum resolution of 1024x600 pixels. I read that the Metro is required of at least 1024 x 768. There is a solution to this problem? Is there a way to force Windows 8 Metro applications to run at lower resolutions?

I found a solution it does is basically 'pretend' that the screen has a 1024x728 resolution - when obviously only has 1024 x 600. The effect is fine if you want to play around with the Metro, but the graphics and all text that appears in this "artificial" resolution looks bad, I found it quite tiring to my eyes ... So I will not close this question for a while with the hope that someone comes up with a better solution. However, for get this 'artificial' highest resolution you need to modify a registry entry (I have only found one) Display1_DownScalingSupported - default is set to 0, so set to 1. After restarting your computer right-click on your Desktop and you are getting additional information from the higher resolutions.

If an external monitor as flat screen or projector is connected, the applications run fine. I know that does not help, but I hope you helps.

Enabling applications Metro:

1. Press Win + R , type regedit and press Enter . Registry Editor will open.
2. Now press Ctrl + F , and the dialog box will appear.
3. Write Display1_DownScalingSupported in the "Search" box and click Find Next .
4. Once the key is found, change its value from 0 to 1 .
5. Press F3 , and if it finds one more call keys Display1_DownScalingSupported , change all the 0 values ​​one as good.
6. Restart the device.
7. After restart, change the screen resolution of 1024 × 768 and apply the changes.

Yes, that's true - at least you have to get a screen resolution of 1024x768. There is a way that lets you change the screen resolution on your netbook, install applications and the use of Windows 8 normally, like any other team.

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