August 2010
Now-a-days Mac comes installed with a version of Quicktime, which is Quicktime Player, also referred as Quicktime X.
If you want to upgrade to Quicktime Pro, you need to have Quicktime 7 (as you can notice that it is a lower version that Quicktime X).
If you try to download Quicktime 7 from Apple website and install the package, you’d get a message like “can’t be installed on this disk (or any disk) because Quicktime
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Since most of the users use PC, they seem to remember the command ipconfig, which gives your IP address. This command can be run by going to Start -> Run -> Type cmd
This will open a MS-DOS command prompt.
The procedure to find ip address on mac is slightly different :
Go To :
Finder -> Utilities -> Terminal
In the Terminal window prompt, type
ifconfig <ret>
The IP addresses will appear in the line that starts with “inet&
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You Tube High Definition or You Tube HD has now become available for users in 720p HD.
Isn’t that wonderful ! You can now watch videos in High Definition or with increased visual clarity, just like your TV. However, there’s a catch – the video itself should have been uploaded in HD mode.
Requirements
Adobe Flash Player 10 or above. If you don’t have one, get it here
Turn it On !
Turn On the feature to see HD Videos (HD vi
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