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Jul 13th, 2012 |
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I bought the Asus Transformer Infinity TF700T with the Keydock / Mobile Dock. The Mobile Dock transforms the TF700T Tablet into a netbook. The Keydock offers more connectivity options including a USB slot or SD card reader. I like the keyboard and the Multitouchpad. The Keydock turns the tablet into a netbook running with Android
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Posted in Tablet |
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Tags: android, Asus, Dockingstation, FULL HD, Ice Dream Sandwich, ICS, Infinity, Keydock, Mobile Dock, Mobile Docking, Tablet, Test, Testreview, TF700T, Transformer
Jul 11th, 2012 |
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Today I got my Asus Transformer Infinity TF700T FULL HD Tablet. In this post I write about my experincies with the Asus Transformer Infinity TF700T. Since last year I am searching for an Android Tablet with FULL HD resolution and a very good performance. Now the Asus TF700T is available and I ordered one for
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Tags: android, Asus, FULL HD, Ice Dream Sandwich, ICS, Infinity, Mobile Docking, Tablet, Test, Testreview, TF700T, Transformer
Apr 15th, 2012 |
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I will explain how to update the firmware of the VIO POV1 helmet camera.
Posted in Helmet camera, Video |
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Tags: 2GB SDHC, 4GB SDHC, 8GB SDHC, Firmware, Firmware Upgrade 1.3, Helmet camera, robust, shock resistant, test review, Testreview, update, VIO POV1, waterproof, wide angle
Jul 10th, 2011 |
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The mts file video format is used by many video cameras. My sony HXR-MC1P helmetcam is also using the AVCHD MTS file format. AVCHD stands for “Advanced Video Codec High Definition“. However the problem is to edit the MTS movie files. To avoid quality losses I didn’t want to convert the MTS AVCHD movie files into e.g. a MPEG2 files.
The problem I had with the MTS file was that I could’t edit it on a MAC, Linux or even a Windows computer. I also had the problem to watch the recorded movie on a normal computer with a single core 2 GHz CPU. The only solution to watch the movie was a sony software player I installed on my windows computer. With this player I was able to watch the movie on my PC. On a MAC oder Linux computer I hat to convert the movie into e.g. a MP4 ( *mov) file to watch it. But since the computers are faster I had no problems to play back the mts files with the video lan player (VLC).
Posted in Video, Video digitizing |
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Tags: camera, comparison, convert, MTS movie player, Testreview, video editing, video editing software