Archive for the ‘Video’ Category
Screen Recording in Linux; Is it possible?
Xvidcap; The most classic screen recorder for Linux. Xvidcap records both video and audio. It uses the ffmeg tool for video recording while the audio is taken from the system’s interface(need a working microphone).
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Solidarity to the people of Birmania
The testimony of a Monk at the monastery of Ngwe Kyar Yan. “The soldiers have destroyed all. Who looked at the soldiers was kicked â€
What is OpenID and how can you apply it?
France’s Internet Service Provider(ISP) Orange adopts OpenID. The news is a recent one and comes straight from the Digital ID conference in San Francisco. It simply says, Orange the big French ISP with over 40million subscribers around the world adopt the OpenID registration standard. This is a major move by the French operator to lower the cost of password or account management by embracing the Open Source OpenID registration/identification standards.
So what is OpenID all about? (more…)
Open Source Voip AsteriskNow
AsteriskNow is a well known Open Source telephone system. Introduced by Digium, the creator and primary developer of Asterisk, AsteriskNOW includes all the software needed to configure a phone system that offers the advanced features found in expensive proprietary products.
This video simply explains how to install and carry-out basic configuration. AsteriskNow is very adaptable and can be used for many purposes. Also watch the video on Lifehacker on how to hack your home telephone with Asterisk. (more…)
Open Source free software video
I’ll keep talking about the importance of Open Source applications in the technology world. I know many just give a death ear but when we start talking about how much less you spend using Open Source applications then the information begins to get through. This time around its the famous Technology website C|Net News that’s going to talk to you about Open Source and spending less, they talking to you with this video. Watch!!!
