Hard disk player with the scientific search function let you find quickly what you want to see, and it saves you a lot of time. Wherever you use it, it is very convenient and flexible.
DVD Player is bulky and inconvenient to carry. But the HDD media player is small only as hard driver. You can use it to enjoy at home, travel or in the office. Arbitrary, arbitrary soar!
DVD player will damage for frequent playing. And the hard driver player has a long life because of the long life of hard disk, and you do not fear that it cann't play any movies or songs.
DVD players need to purchase discs. But the video files which hard disk player plays are downloaded from the network, without any money, and you can preview on the computer or other monitors.
The random content let you free and convenience. You can store which movies you want to store for ever, and you also can delete what you donn't want to store. You can enter the new film in time. Even if the 40-episode TV series, you can simply put them into HDD media players, so wherever you went you could watch the exciting films at any time.
Hard disk player also has recording capabilities. You can record the television programs what you want to save down. At the same time, you can connect all kinds of cameras, including wireless and wired cameras, and your recording of the completely scene is instead of a single hard disk recorder. And the video recorders cost less than 60%. The media player not only supports RM, RMVB format but also MKV, FLV, H264 format.
At present more complete players have built-in hard drive function device. You need to connect the hard drive to media player when playing. It's necessary to carry out the media players and mobile hard disks.
Hard driver player can also plug SD cards and other types of common cards. It can play the recording content that you use a digital camera to record only simple pluging. Either party recording or child's birthday video photos, you can watch them in the TV. What a comfortable thing!
What's more, hard disk player has all the features of the mobile hard disk.
The way inputting data to the media player is very simple as MP3 music reproduction. You can input them with copying CD-ROM, downloading from the computer. In addition to its own reproduction, but also you can go to Internet cafes or computer companies to copy. Many video stores are now carrying out the business professional. Since the promotion of the hard disk player, video stores have been contributed to develop the business.
By cobby2510
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
The Simplest Way to Understand Image Formats
The 5 most common image formats used are JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, and TIFF. I'll try to explain in simplest terms, their most noticeable difference and purposes they serve.
BMP
First of all, BMP is the most basic image format in Windows environment. It opens up very fast, but the main drawback is it cannot be compressed and hence the huge file size. Therefore we rarely use it on the web, never ever email your friends/colleagues BMP images!
GIF
Once popular on the web, but people are starting to replace it with PNG. It supports only 256 colors which is bad for photos. The strong point of GIF is that it supports animation. So only use it if you're making an animated image.
JPG/JPEG
The most common image format used on the web. It uses compression algorithm which greatly reduce the file size (from 5mb BMP file to 150kb JPG file with minor quality loss). It is best used to compress photos without distinct lines/edges. Before sending any photos to your friends, convert them to JPG first :)
For graphs with distinct lines and edges, it's better to use PNG format instead..
PNG
Supported by all modern browsers, PNG starts to gain popularity. It utilizes 'lossless' compression algorithm means your image won't have any quality loss like JPG. However the file size is larger than JPG when compressing photos because PNG is best for images with mostly solid colors. Use PNG if you don't care about file size and wanted unquestionable best quality.
Another feature of PNG is transparent color support, means that if a website has a black background for example, the transparent part of the image will appear in black. GIF supports transparent color as well, but it has been replaced by PNG in this field.
TIFF
TIFF strengths and weaknesses are the most distinct. It is the most flexible format used by numerous image processing software, across all platforms (Windows, Mac, Unix). At the same time, it is a lossless image format just like PNG. The downside is it cannot be used in web browsers, and having file size larger than PNG and on par with BMP.
Conclusion:
For everyday photos/sharing/posting in facebook: JPG
For images consists of a few main/solid colors, with sharp edges and distinct lines: PNG
For animated images: GIF
For sharing across multiple platforms: TIFF
For storing in Windows, when you don't care about file size: BMP
by Chun Yeen Mok
BMP
First of all, BMP is the most basic image format in Windows environment. It opens up very fast, but the main drawback is it cannot be compressed and hence the huge file size. Therefore we rarely use it on the web, never ever email your friends/colleagues BMP images!
GIF
Once popular on the web, but people are starting to replace it with PNG. It supports only 256 colors which is bad for photos. The strong point of GIF is that it supports animation. So only use it if you're making an animated image.
JPG/JPEG
The most common image format used on the web. It uses compression algorithm which greatly reduce the file size (from 5mb BMP file to 150kb JPG file with minor quality loss). It is best used to compress photos without distinct lines/edges. Before sending any photos to your friends, convert them to JPG first :)
For graphs with distinct lines and edges, it's better to use PNG format instead..
PNG
Supported by all modern browsers, PNG starts to gain popularity. It utilizes 'lossless' compression algorithm means your image won't have any quality loss like JPG. However the file size is larger than JPG when compressing photos because PNG is best for images with mostly solid colors. Use PNG if you don't care about file size and wanted unquestionable best quality.
Another feature of PNG is transparent color support, means that if a website has a black background for example, the transparent part of the image will appear in black. GIF supports transparent color as well, but it has been replaced by PNG in this field.
TIFF
TIFF strengths and weaknesses are the most distinct. It is the most flexible format used by numerous image processing software, across all platforms (Windows, Mac, Unix). At the same time, it is a lossless image format just like PNG. The downside is it cannot be used in web browsers, and having file size larger than PNG and on par with BMP.
Conclusion:
For everyday photos/sharing/posting in facebook: JPG
For images consists of a few main/solid colors, with sharp edges and distinct lines: PNG
For animated images: GIF
For sharing across multiple platforms: TIFF
For storing in Windows, when you don't care about file size: BMP
by Chun Yeen Mok
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