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Have we really not covered iChat before? iChat AV is the latest version of Apples instant messaging client included as part of OSX Leopard. It allows you to send and receive text, audio and video directly to your OSX desktop. Updated in Leopard, iChat AV also has some new advanced features enabling you to share your screen or even deliver remote video presentations via iChat Theatre. In this weeks show I cover: iChat Basics iChat Accounts Using iChat on a Bonjour Network Text messaging with iChat Audio messaging with iChat Setting up and Using an iChat Room Sharing a Keynote with iChat Theatre Screen Sharing with iChat Something different this week is that I'm joined by a couple of other well know podcasters to help me out on the chat side of things, so you hear an appearance by Chris Marshall as we audio chat between the UK and Spain, along with Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast podcast as we video conference all the way from the US. Please note that if you're receiving this notification via the ScreenCastsOnline email notification service, the link inserted below is for access to the free version (or trailer) of this show. If you're a ScreenCastsOnline Extra Member you should receive the members version of the show via iTunes or directly from the ScreenCastsOnline Extra Members website.

Watch YouTube on almost any TV (unlike Apple TV) and listen to almost any music format(unlike Apple TV) with the UPnP High Definition Media Server. http://www.chinavasion.com/b3r5 Never has there been a high definition wireless media player this cool or this flexible. Just by installing a simple software program on your computer you'll be able to view photos and videos from your computer, listen to any music format and even watch streaming media online. This upnp wireless media server will handle online wireless streaming and YouTube TV streaming with ease. Check it out now or visit http://www.chinavasion.com/index.php/cName/home-audio-video/for more fantastic wireless media centers with flair

Robert and Susan Levy's daughter disappeared on May 1, 2001. Her skeletal remains were found a year later. The investigation of her murder is ongoing.

Author: chinavasion Added: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:54:28 -0800 Duration: 167Watch YouTube on almost any TV (unlike Apple TV) and listen to almost any music format(unlike Apple TV) with the UPnP High Definition Media Server. http://www.chinavasion.com/b3r5 Never has there been a high definition wireless media player this cool or this flexible. Just by installing a simple software program on your computer you'll be able to view photos and videos from your computer, listen to any music format and even watch streaming media online. This upnp wireless media server will handle online wireless streaming and YouTube TV streaming with ease. Check it out now or visit http://www.chinavasion.com/index.php/cName/home-audio-video/for more fantastic wireless media centers with flair

Author: chinavasion Added: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:54:28 -0800 Duration: 167Watch YouTube on almost any TV (unlike Apple TV) and listen to almost any music format(unlike Apple TV) with the UPnP High Definition Media Server. http://www.chinavasion.com/b3r5 Never has there been a high definition wireless media player this cool or this flexible. Just by installing a simple software program on your computer you'll be able to view photos and videos from your computer, listen to any music format and even watch streaming media online. This upnp wireless media server will handle online wireless streaming and YouTube TV streaming with ease. Check it out now or visit http://www.chinavasion.com/index.php/cName/home-audio-video/for more fantastic wireless media centers with flair

Author: chinavasion Added: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:54:28 -0800 Duration: 167Watch YouTube on almost any TV (unlike Apple TV) and listen to almost any music format(unlike Apple TV) with the UPnP High Definition Media Server. http://www.chinavasion.com/b3r5 Never has there been a high definition wireless media player this cool or this flexible. Just by installing a simple software program on your computer you'll be able to view photos and videos from your computer, listen to any music format and even watch streaming media online. This upnp wireless media server will handle online wireless streaming and YouTube TV streaming with ease. Check it out now or visit http://www.chinavasion.com/index.php/cName/home-audio-video/for more fantastic wireless media centers with flair

Globalization helped tame the once violent city of Medellin, Colombia, but the metropolis is struggling to stay prosperous in the increasingly competitive world of global trade.

What a week for Apple! First iTunes 7.7, then the App Store, then MobileMe and finally the iPhone 3G. All in three days! In the spirit of such an ambitious program, I thought I’d cover the rollout of MobileMe and what you needed to do to setup your Mac and iPhone using the MobileMe installer. Leaving the show for the very last minute, I waited until Apple started the 6 hour migration task and then proceeded to cover the installer based on a pre-release of the utility. Little did I know that the 6 migration window scheduled by Apple would turn out to be so much longer. In fact over 24 hours later it still hadn’t finished or stabilised. So this weeks show is really the first part of using MobileMe, and I’ve had to leave the web applications until they are generally available. I also took some time to look at the new iTunes release and the brand new App store in iTunes. So a relatively short show this week but enough to help you out with your MobileMe migration. If you are receiving this via an Email Notification, the file mentioned at the bottom of the email is the trailer for the full show. Extra! members will receive the members versions of the show via iTunes as normal.

Miro, the democratic media player from JD Lasica on Vimeo. Here's an 11-minute video interview I conducted with Nicholas Reville, co-founder and executive director of the Participatory Culture Foundation, maker of Miro at getmiro.com. Miro's a cool application that lets you watch and subscribe to millions of channels of content created by us (any video with an RSS feed, for example). You can browse through more than 4,000 channels in its directory listing. I've been using Miro for almost two years now (free, open source, what's not to like?). I interviewed Nick as the NetSquared conference in May in San Jose, Calif., was winding down, which accounts for the distracting noises in the background. (Apologies for the lighting; the aperture kept closing and opening due to a bright object in the distance. Live and learn.) Watch video in H.264 on Ourmedia Watch video on Vimeo

[Full Free Show] A new ScreenCastsOnline video tutorial has been published and is available via the ScreenCastsOnline iTunes feeds. Both the Extra! Members versions plus the free version (in a lower resolution) are now available. Peter Maurer is a name familiar to many Mac users, as the original creator of Textpander (re-launched as TextExpander by Smile on my Mac) as well as many other excellent Mac utilities we've touched on in previous episodes of ScreenCastsOnline (ServiceScrubber and Displaperture to name but a few!) Peter has now turned his considerable talents to develop a brand new lightweight download manager - Leech Leech was designed to be small yet powerful, with all the features you need to efficiently and quickly download files using full integration with the top OS X browsers - Safari, Camino, OmniWeb and FireFox (using the Flashgot plugin for FireFox). With a simple yet elegant user interface, Leech was built from the ground up to be a great example of an OS X application. In this weeks show, I take you through: Leech Features Installation and Configuration Using Leech to download files Creating and Using Leech Rules Using Leech History Camino and FireFox Integration In addition, I also include details of a special ScreenCastsOnline discount code to get a 20% discount off the usual price of Leech, kindly supplied by Many Tricks, the sponsors of this weeks episode. There is an additional discount available for users of other download managers who might want to purchase Leech. Just send proof of purchase of the other download manager to info@manytricks.com for futher information on obtaining the additional discount.

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[Trailer for Full Show]Following on from several requests, this weeks show is all about preparing for MobileMe, the new .Mac replacement service due to be launched in early June 2008. The show covers the basics of MobileMe and gives you some useful tips on how you can prepare for MobileMe if you're an existing .Mac user, or even if you're considering signing up for .Mac in advance of MobileMe. Topics cover: Introduction Not a .Mac User? .Mac Services Being Withdrawn Preparing for MobileMe Preparing for MobileMe Mail Preparing for MobileMe Calendar Preparing for MobileMe Contacts Preparing for MobileMe Web Gallery Preparing for MobileMe iDisk Other MobileMe Considerations Signing up for .Mac Also included in this weeks show is an update to the Evernote service, recently feature on ScreenCastsOnline (SCO0151 and 152). FResh out of closed beta, Evernote has now launched its premium services and some new changes to the services it provides.

Washington Post Architecture Critic Philip Kennicott explores the forests of new buildings springing up in every corner of Beijing, from blue chip projects such as the CCTV tower to the workers' sheds that are probably the most common structure in the Chinese capital.

As we start to spend more and more time using Web based applications (or WebApps), the standard web browser is becoming more and more critical. The problem is that with the advent of tabbed browsing, individual WebApps become harder to manage and locate on your desktop. Add in the fact that a single bad website can sometimes crash your browser or make it unstable, you can end up losing all of your browser sessions in one fell swoop! Fluid comes to the rescue! Fluid is a Leopard only application that allows you to simply and easily create "Site Specific Browsers" or SSBs. A "Site Specific Browser" is a completely separate desktop application just for one single WebApp. In effect, it turns the WebApp into a manageble service with a dedicated desktop client that's configured just for that WebApp. Each SSB you create will have its own Menu Bar, Dock Icon and runs completely independently from other SSBs or browser sessions. So now you can launch SSBs at login, switch to them using CMD TAB, basically treat it as a desktop application. In addition to these features, Fluid also gives you the ability to convert your SSBs into MenuExtra SSBs which reside in your menbar and are accessible at the click of a mouse. If you'd like your SSB permanently displayed as your OS X Desktop, it even supports Embedded SSBs to allow you to do just that! Along with window customisation, an extendible plugin architecture, support for GreaseKit based Userscripting and most importantly, supported by 1Password, Fluid is a simply must have application. In this weeks show I cover: Installation Creating Simple SSBs (Examples: Gmail and Google Docs) Window Customisation Creating MenuExtra SSBs (Example: Using Hahlo for Twitter access) Installing Userscripts Creating Embedded SSBs (Example: Using Google Calendars as your OSX Desktop) Fluid Plugins Finding Fluid Icons via flickr Updating Fluid Icons to High Res versions Fluid is completely free and available to download from www.fluidapp.com

[Trailer for Full Show]Time for a show with a hardware bent! Lots of buzz around the internet about a product that enables you to "hack" your Apple TV simply and easily. All without opening the case and potentially voiding your warranty. The product is aTV Flash v3.0 from Applecore LLC. The steps are this: Buy the aTV Flash software and download to your Mac. Download a free disk image file from Apple. Insert a Flash USB drive on your Mac and run a script Restore your Apple TV to factory settings Insert the Flash USB drive into the Apple TVs USB port and reboot And that's it! This weeks show takes you through all these stages in detail and even shows you how to setup and transfer media to your Apple TV via FTP plus how to use some of the Applications installed as part of the aTV flash upgrade. Please note that this show has not been sponsored or endorsed by Applecore LLC.

Following on from last weeks Extra! members only show, this week completes the tutorial on using Evernote - the cross platform and web based information management tool. This week I finish off by looking at some additional features of Evernote including: Drag and Drop Support Using iSight Notes to catalogue and search your business cards Evernote Client Views Creating And Organising Tags Using Attributes Creating Saved Searches Accessing the Evernote Web Client Using Emails to Send Data to Evernote I also include a really handy tip on using your iPhone to capture images and have them appear in Evernote as searchable items - very, very handy!

Enjoy Mickey's Fantasmic! This has been by far the most requested episode yet. It was filmed during DPN's Westfest 2008 with the updated lighting, pyrotechnics and water screen projections. Join the discussion at the: www.thedpn.com Post a comment on the the show notes on the website: www.thebigdpodcast.com email me at: chris@thebigdpodcast.com Follow me at : http://www.twitter.com/thebigd And Plurk.com ( theBigD ) : http://plurk.com/ or friend me on disfriends user: chreestopher

Some children with a lot of weight to lose move to rural North Carolina to attend Wellspring Academy -- a boarding school specifically designed to treat overweight and obese teens -- at a cost of $6,250 per month. The question is, does it work?

Li Shan Fu's 16-year-old daughter was pulled from the rubble only to be lost after being taken away in an ambulance. As Li continues his search, other parents' grief turns into anger.

[Trailer for Full Show] I think I may have found the answer to my perpetual quest for an efficient and effective way to keep all the bits of information I accumulate everyday. You know the problem - lots of bits of texts, web pages, ideas, thoughts, images, reminders, notes, etc,. So much "stuff" but nowhere sensible to store them so that I have access from any computer or any device. And then as for thinking up ways to organise and label things so that you can find it again - nightmare! This weeks show is all about Evernote - a personal information manager which seems to address all the requirements I have for my information store. There's so much to cover, I've had to split this show into two parts, the second part will be released next week. Evernote is many things! Firstly, at its core is a web based service that allows you to access your information via any industry standard web browser. Secondly, Evernote has local client applications for both the Mac and Windows that allow you to capture and store information locally and syncronise with the Evernote Web service. Thirdly, Evernote has mobile clients, plus an iPhone optimised web interface, so you can access all your information on the move. Not only that, but Evernote includes some amazing character recognition technology so that any photos or digital images with text (even handwritten text) that you capture in Evernote, become searchable!! You really have to see it to appreciate it and of course this weeks show will show you! Next weeks show will look at some additional features of Evernote including some pretty handy tips on using Evernote with your iPhone.

Vorstellung von iShowU von shinywhitebox. iShowU ist eine Screencasting Software mit der man Bildschirminhalte auf einfachste Weise aufzeichnen kann.

[Full Free Show] An invaluable utility this week, one that I seriously could not function without! It's TextExpander from Smile On My Mac. On first glance, it looks like a very simple utility to help you save time. It allows you to create small textual abbreviations that, when typed, will expand into words, sentences, paragraphs or even images. It can even trigger AppleScripts, just by typing a few characters or even a single character! What's really special is that it's a system wide utility so you're not restricted to just your email or word processor, TextExpander works with all the applications on your Mac. Speed up your typing, use it to auto-correct commonly misspelt words, respond to emails in a flash, generate tons of CSS or HTML code, TextExpander really does give your productivity a boost. In this weeks show I cover: Some common uses of TextExpander Creating your own Snippets Using Date and Time Variables Positioning the cursor in Snippets Using text selections to create Snippets TextExpander Groups including Adding from a File and URL Predefined Snippet Groups AppleScript Support The free version of this weeks show is sponsored by Smile On My Mac and they have kindly offered a 20% discount to ScreenCastsOnline viewers up to July 31st 2008. To purchase TextExpander using this discount, just visit the special ScreenCastsOnline landing page at http://www.smileonmymac.com/sco

Female entrepreneurs in Maraba built thriving coffee farms and other successful businesses as society transformed in the wake of Rwanda's genocide.

In the town of Dujiangyan, China, workers continued to search collapsed buildings for survivors and victims four days after the earthquake. Tian Rong Li has waited since Monday for the bodies of her parents to be retrieved. Others held out hope survivors still might be found, and captured on film.

The 20,000 earthquake victims crammed into a stadium in Mianyang survive largely based on the goodwill of volunteers, and each other's helping hand.