The popular all-in-one CDR / DVDR / Blu-ray application Nero has updated to version v9.4.13.2b and with it brings alot of new changes:
* InCD (6.4.11.1)
* InCD features operate with Administrator logon rights only.
* InCD 5.5 is able to write onto DVD-RW formatted by itself.
* Nero Burning ROM (9.4.13.2)
* The error message: “could not get ClassID” is no longer displayed after launching Nero Burning ROM.
* “Continue multisession” projects are displayed in the correct size.
* Volume is correct when using the “Save Tracks” option (MP3 only).
* Nero CoverDesigner (4.4.8.0)
* Nero CoverDesigner startup icon is available in both Nero Burning ROM and Nero Express.
* Nero CoverDesigner can be started after updating Nero 9.
* Nero CoverDesigner can be started through Nero Vision.
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The popular online video site Hulu has pulled its TV content from two rivals this past week, sparking some outrage from viewers who enjoyed being able to see content from many distributors on one site.
Hulu is backed by NBC Universal and News Corp. and the sites the content was removed from were CBS-backed TV.com and the startup Boxee.
A few of the popular shows removed from the rival sites were Heroes, Family Guy, The Simpsons, and The Office.
Hulu had previously signed a syndication deal with TV.com allowing the site to play Hulu’s content. Since then, CBS has relaunched the site with ad-supported full-length TV programming from CBS, Showtime and PBS.
NBC added in a statement that it “has contractual rights with regards to our relationship with TV.com, and we are exercising those rights. Out of respect for their confidentiality, we will not disclose our discussions.”
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Joost Inc. revealed on Tuesday its new flash-based video service on joost.com. Unlike past efforts from Joost, there is no software that requires installation exclusively for Joost, only a typical flash plug-in, just like other video sharing sites. “People have always relied on their friends’ recommendations to figure out which movies they want to watch, or talked about their favorite TV shows and moments with friends and colleagues – and now Joost has combined those real-life experiences in one online destination,” said Mike Volpi, CEO, Joost.
Volpi continued: “Our integrated social tools make it easier than ever for people to find the shows, film and music they want to watch, and to form communities around that content, which ultimately enriches their overall experience.” In addition, Joost features a number of social tools which are designed to help people navigate through the largest online library of legal video programming and to integrate user expression directly into the service.
Users can interact with video and with other people on Joost: they can voice their opinions about video through comments, “shouts” or tags; they can find out what their friends are watching by adding friends through most major online webmail services via the Friends section; or they may interact with others in the Joost community through groups around their favorite shows, characters or artists.
Joost has more than 46,000 professionally-produced videos for a total of more than 8,000 hours of video entertainment. Some of Joost’s partners include CBS (Entertainment, News and Sports, and classic library content), Showtime, Last.fm, Wallstrip, Moblogic; Viacom, including Atom, BET, CMT, Comedy Central, LOGO, MTV, The N, Nickelodeon, Spike and VH1 programming; television series and full-length feature films from Sony Pictures Television; and the Warner Bros. Television Group.
