Comments for /home/Notoveryet http://notoveryet.wordpress.com Just another blog Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:21:44 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on what is transmissive LCD display…? by BlackBerry Storm 2 | BlackBerry Brasil http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/07/31/what-is-transmissive-lcd-display/#comment-83 BlackBerry Storm 2 | BlackBerry Brasil Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:21:44 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=206#comment-83 [...] Resolução 480 X 360 pixel, exibição de cores 3.25″ (medido na diagonal)TFT LCD transmissivo (com iluminação/brinho interno)Suporte de até 65,000 [...] [...] Resolução 480 X 360 pixel, exibição de cores 3.25″ (medido na diagonal)TFT LCD transmissivo (com iluminação/brinho interno)Suporte de até 65,000 [...]

]]> Comment on small update on nokia 5530 by notoveryet http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/09/15/small-update-nokia-5530/#comment-72 notoveryet Mon, 05 Oct 2009 06:10:20 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=268#comment-72 hmmm, let's see.... I was extecting it to come..some, this time around.. don't know what's there in nokia's mind... :-) hmmm, let’s see….
I was extecting it to come..some, this time around..
don’t know what’s there in nokia’s mind… :-)

]]> Comment on small update on nokia 5530 by pyost http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/09/15/small-update-nokia-5530/#comment-71 pyost Thu, 01 Oct 2009 22:04:16 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=268#comment-71 I'd expect it to be around 10000, when I look at the ratio in Serbia - 23000 vs. 31000. I’d expect it to be around 10000, when I look at the ratio in Serbia – 23000 vs. 31000.

]]> Comment on next time when you compress/rip a video… by notoveryet http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/09/22/next-time-when-you-compressrip-a-video/#comment-65 notoveryet Tue, 22 Sep 2009 14:04:50 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=273#comment-65 tkanks a lot Mihir, for the encouraging words... :-) tkanks a lot Mihir, for the encouraging words… :-)

]]> Comment on next time when you compress/rip a video… by Mihir Patel http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/09/22/next-time-when-you-compressrip-a-video/#comment-64 Mihir Patel Tue, 22 Sep 2009 09:54:20 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=273#comment-64 Hello, Mmmm.............Good. It's very nice post about compressing video and very nice steps and recommendations you had given. It's very nice post. I am not compressing video most but surely if i want to compress surely come to your blog for this post Thanks for Sharing information, Regards, Mihir ask4itsolutions.com Hello,

Mmmm………….Good.

It’s very nice post about compressing video and very nice steps and recommendations you had given.

It’s very nice post. I am not compressing video most but surely if i want to compress surely come to your blog for this post

Thanks for Sharing information,

Regards,
Mihir
ask4itsolutions.com

]]> Comment on Tutorial, how to stream video on VLC 1.0.0 by Fred http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/07/08/tutorial-how-to-stream-video-on-vlc-1-0-0/#comment-56 Fred Fri, 11 Sep 2009 12:44:51 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=149#comment-56 Hi, I tried your unicast across 2 computers on my network and it works. However I'm trying to do broadcast now. First question: is broadcast the same as multicast? Anyways I followed your steps. However, I realized the Default Gateway in my server (Windows 2000 Professional) is 10.20.2.1 whereas the Default Gateway on my client (Windows 7 Professional RTM) is 10.5.2.1. I followed your steps for unicast and entered in the broadcast IP for the server, which didn't work. Then I tried the broadcast IP for the client, still no success. Can you help me try to get broadcast up? Hi, I tried your unicast across 2 computers on my network and it works. However I’m trying to do broadcast now. First question: is broadcast the same as multicast?

Anyways I followed your steps. However, I realized the Default Gateway in my server (Windows 2000 Professional) is 10.20.2.1 whereas the Default Gateway on my client (Windows 7 Professional RTM) is 10.5.2.1.

I followed your steps for unicast and entered in the broadcast IP for the server, which didn’t work. Then I tried the broadcast IP for the client, still no success. Can you help me try to get broadcast up?

]]> Comment on Tutorial, how to stream video on VLC 1.0.0 by notoveryet http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/07/08/tutorial-how-to-stream-video-on-vlc-1-0-0/#comment-51 notoveryet Tue, 18 Aug 2009 14:19:54 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=149#comment-51 there can be two possibilities- 1) VLC server is trying to encode the video while streaming, and the CPU is unable to do it for realtime. Check the CPU usage of server computer while streaming, If CPU usage is 100% then try to deactivate the transcoding. 2) Or the enough bandwidth is not available (even if you are using "gigabit" ethernet). Try to transfer a big file (say, a movie file) between the computers and check the transfer speed, if the speed is less than 3 MBps (Mega bytes per second) then problem is this one. One more thing, LAN status does not show connection in "Bytes per second (Bps)", it shows in "bits per second (bps)", so the connection is 1 Gbps (Giga bits per second). there can be two possibilities-
1) VLC server is trying to encode the video while streaming, and the CPU is unable to do it for realtime. Check the CPU usage of server computer while streaming, If CPU usage is 100% then try to deactivate the transcoding.
2) Or the enough bandwidth is not available (even if you are using “gigabit” ethernet). Try to transfer a big file (say, a movie file) between the computers and check the transfer speed, if the speed is less than 3 MBps (Mega bytes per second) then problem is this one.

One more thing, LAN status does not show connection in “Bytes per second (Bps)”, it shows in “bits per second (bps)”, so the connection is 1 Gbps (Giga bits per second).

]]> Comment on Tutorial, how to stream video on VLC 1.0.0 by Satish http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/07/08/tutorial-how-to-stream-video-on-vlc-1-0-0/#comment-50 Satish Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:19:58 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=149#comment-50 Notoveryet, I am using 2 Laptops with 1Giga byte Ethernet conectec back to back with Cat6 Lan cable. Even in Lan Status, it shows 1GBPS connection. But when i try to stream, video is not continous in the client machine. But with the normal video file, streaming is proper in the client machine. Notoveryet,

I am using 2 Laptops with 1Giga byte Ethernet conectec back to back with Cat6 Lan cable.

Even in Lan Status, it shows 1GBPS connection.

But when i try to stream, video is not continous in the client machine. But with the normal video file, streaming is proper in the client machine.

]]> Comment on Tutorial, how to stream video on VLC 1.0.0 by notoveryet http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/07/08/tutorial-how-to-stream-video-on-vlc-1-0-0/#comment-49 notoveryet Sat, 15 Aug 2009 18:05:26 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=149#comment-49 sorry Ken, but i've not tried it yet..as soon as I get my hands on it, i'll post the howto.... :-) sorry Ken,
but i’ve not tried it yet..as soon as I get my hands on it,
i’ll post the howto…. :-)

]]> Comment on Tutorial, how to stream video on VLC 1.0.0 by notoveryet http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/2009/07/08/tutorial-how-to-stream-video-on-vlc-1-0-0/#comment-48 notoveryet Sat, 15 Aug 2009 17:57:23 +0000 http://notoveryet.wordpress.com/?p=149#comment-48 i'm able to stream the HD videos.... the only problem was Transcoding is happening even if I uncheck the option "Activate Transcoding"... Workaround is, just delete all the default transcoding profile, using the "cross button" (don't worry next time when you open VLC you get the profiles back), uncheck the "Activate Transcoding" and "Stream".... it will work.... :-) Video wasn't smooth though....since the network I have here is an ad-hoc network with 11 Mbps bandwidth and these 1080p video require atleast 20 Mbps bandwidth to run smoothly..... what's the bandwidth of your LAN? i’m able to stream the HD videos….
the only problem was Transcoding is happening even if I uncheck the option “Activate Transcoding”…
Workaround is, just delete all the default transcoding profile, using the “cross button” (don’t worry next time when you open VLC you get the profiles back), uncheck the “Activate Transcoding” and “Stream”…. it will work…. :-)
Video wasn’t smooth though….since the network I have here is an ad-hoc network with 11 Mbps bandwidth and these 1080p video require atleast 20 Mbps bandwidth to run smoothly…..
what’s the bandwidth of your LAN?

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