Change and Speed Up the Read and Write Speed for DVD Writers - MediaCodeSpeedEdit
Before continue reading today’s article, I’d like to warn you that this is for advanced users and if you don’t know what you’re doing, you CAN damage your DVD drive and will void your warranty.
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8.8.2008 Microsoft Puts Limits on Vista Virtualization
Virtual Windows Vista users will have to pay for the high-end OS. With the release of Windows Vista on Tuesday, the final end-user licensing agreement (EULA) is reaching the eyes of the masses – for those who actually care to read through it instead of blindly clicking “next.”
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2.2.2007 Microsoft limits Longhorn's Itanium job duties
Microsoft's Longhorn Server version of Windows will support Intel's Itanium processor, but only for a limited number of higher-end jobs, the software company said on Friday.
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Microsoft Limits Windows Vista Beta2 Downloads
The demand for the Windows Vista Beta2 faced by the US giant has overcome the capabilities of the servers reserved for the online delivery of the recently released operating
system by the sheer amount of the simultaneous downloads.
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13.6.2006 Full Speed v2.7
USB And CD Protection all in one give you the comlete conrol on your pc and important data to protect from steeling or illegal copys of your importan data and also USB protection protect your system and data too form unothorized useing.
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8.6.2007 Need For Speed ProStreet Preview
Electronic Arts made the big announcement just months ago and Need For Speed ProStreet is already shaping up into one of the best, if not THE best racing game ever developed.
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25.10.2007 New Need For Speed Game is ready
The latest EA investors meeting was a great opportunity for the company's boss, John Riccitiello to unveil a host of new and exciting projects.
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18.6.2008 Need for Speed Shift Screenshots
Eight Need For Speed: Shift Screenshots Know much about Need for Speed: Shift? Neither do we! EA's released eight new screenshots from the game that we can gaze longingly at, though.
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5.3.2009 Need For Speed ProStreet Demo Out. Download Here!
Well what do you know, if it isn't the Need for Speed ProStreet Demo that you can download and play right now on your PC.
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4.11.2007 Best Need for Speed Underground 2 videos and download demo
Discover the living, breathing world of tuner culture in Need for Speed? Underground 2, the sequel to the best-selling racing game of 2003, and the latest blockbuster installment in the legendary Need for Speed franchise.
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Siemens Breaks Network Speed Record
German electronics company Siemens said Wednesday that it had set a new network speed record, achieving a speed of 107 gigabits -- the equivalent of roughly two DVDs worth of data -- per second, two and a half times faster than the previous record.
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21.12.2006 Vista SP1 Gives Extenders a Speed Boost
Word is that Vista SP1 is giving Linksys Extenders a bit of a speed boost, especially in the transition and animation field.
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25.3.2008 How to Speed up Taskbar Thumbnail Preview in Windows 7
Windows 7 has much better aero transparency glass effect along with taskbar thumbnail preview. Taskbar Thumbnail Preview displays small thumbnail preview of opened window on your taskbar when you hover your mouse on taskbar icons. Many users have started loving taskbar thumbnail preview of windows 7.
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9.2.2009 Speed Test: Windows 7 May Not Be Much Faster Than Vista
Though Windows 7 edged out Vista in our lab tests, you may not notice much of a difference.
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7.5.2009 Samsung develops new graphics memory speed limit
Samsung is getting ready to produce extremely fast memory chips to be used on future graphics cards.
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25.2.2007 Vista SP1 will deliver big network speed boost
I downloaded the release candidate of Vista Service Pack 1 yesterday and was prepared to wait till its public debut next week before writing about it.
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6.12.2007 Microsoft's own speed tests show IE beating Chrome, Firefox
Microsoft has released its own tests that show IE8 can load many websites faster than two open source browsers: Firefox and Chrome.
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12.3.2009 Performance test: IE8 easily doubles IE7 speed
Internet Explorer 8's speed will be better, its product manager said today, for folks who live in the real world. Tell that to the planet with the Firefox and Safari users.
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19.3.2009 Intel Plans to Speed-Up Desktop Quad-Core Chips’ Bus
Intel Corp. may be planning to once again speed-up its quad-core offering next quarter and introduce a chip with four processing engines with 1333MHz processor system bus (PSB), a rather unexpected, but a very logical move of the world’s largest maker of x86 microprocessors.
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14.4.2007 Vista sets 2007 land-speed record for copying and deleting
It's been almost nine months since we first reported on Windows Vista's inability to copy, delete and move files without stalling indefinitely, and yet the problem continues.
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22.12.2007 Microsoft: Some Free Vista (+SP1) to Go Along with the Free XP SP2 Downloads?
Free downloads of Microsoft's operating systems have been made available throughout 2007, and the Redmond company is ready to take it one step further.
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5.2.2008 Systembooster 2.1 - Speed up Shutdown, Restart & Logoff Process of Windows 7, Vista & XP
Adding too many applications on Startup may lead to slow restart and shutdown process in Windows and for non technical users it very difficult to find out & fix the reason of slow restart.
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19.5.2009 BootRacer 1.0 - BootRacer is a Windows boot speed meter
BootRacer is a Windows boot speed meter. Race your Windows boot using BootRacer and look at the results.
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1.2.2009 How to Reduce Windows Animation Speed in Windows Vista
When you minimize, maximize or close any windows/applications, the animation speed to perform these tasks is a default setting and you can’t really control it.
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10.2.2009 ZoneAlarm Free 5.5
If you have DSL or a cable modem, your IP address is permanent. Although this has benefits, it also carries the serious shortcoming of rendering your PC vulnerable to attacks. A firewall, in this respect, becomes not just desirable but a necessity.
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WoW for Free!
Are you tired of paying $14.99 a month for a game you already bought? If so check out this great site for a list of the best FREE World of Warcraft servers and their current statuses.
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BurnAware Free 2.1
BurnAware is the ultimate disc burning software. BurnAware Free is ideal for users with basic disc burning needs as backup, creating data, audio, video discs and burning disc images.
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25.8.2008 BurnAware Free 2.1.1
The BurnAware Free application was designed for users with basic disc burning needs as backup, creating data, audio, video discs and burning disc images.
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3.9.2008 Get a Mac Mini for free!
With the popularity of Mac Mini's, people are snatching them up quickly before they are all gone. We've done this offer for a free one and so should you! The quickest way to get your free Mac Mini it to sign up to the Rhapsody service through the link below (it will only cost you 99 cents) and follow the directions.
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a-squared Free 3.1.0.20
Security must not be a privilege. Under this motto, Emsi Software provides the Malware scanner a-squared Free completely free of charge for private use.
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11.1.2008London to have satellites that monitor your speed
In a trial that can only be described as Big Brotherly, London is going is going to start trials of attempting to stop speeders from space. The
basic idea works around that the vehicles are equipped with information about speed limits for public roads. A satellite will monitor the speed of
the car vs. the pre-installed data to determine if the car is speeding. If the car is found to be speeding then one of two things can happen. The car
can either be slowed down by the satellite (voluntary mode) or the car can alert you that you need to slow down but won't actually adjust the
vehicles speed (advisory mode).
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11.05.2009Twitter sets 'following' limits to combat spam
Twitter's new limits, which some are discovering just today, seems to have been made effective since the middle of last month, but don't appear to
be fixed in stone...
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13.08.2008Oracle Readies Free Database
10g Express Edition runs under
Linux, 32-bit Windows (with
some limits)...
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02.11.2005Time Warner tests Internet bandwidth caps
There may be limits coming to high-speed Internet from Time Warner Cable, according to details of a memo obtained by Broadband Reports...
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17.01.2008IBM Delivers Free Version of
Database
IBM is set to deliver a free
version of its enterprise DB2
database software on Monday,
following in the footsteps of
competitors Oracle and
Microsoft as they fend off the
adoption of open source
offerings MySQL and
PostgreSQL. DB2 Express-C only
limits the hardware that the
database can run on...
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30.01.2006Overclocker pushes AMD Phenom II to absolute limits
The world of overclocking is a relatively vast one, when you start getting into it, and it attracts many people with the promise of higher speed and
bragging rights as well as the allure of gaining new life out of older hardware. An overclocker by the name of Brian McLachlan, or chew*, has set
record 3DMark '06 scores, using stock AMD Phenom II X4 955 processors, using all sorts of methods ranging from air to dry ice and liquid nitrogen.
His initial post about his results can be found over here, and we have included a YouTube video about it below. If you're interested in the
results then have a gander below.
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10.05.2009UK Net firms quizzed on speed limits
Bosses at six of the UK's top net providers are being asked to explain why consumers do not get the broadband speeds firms advertise.
The six executives are being questioned by Ofcom's Consumer Panel which acts as the regulator's customer champion.
The
panel wants consumers to get more information so they are not misled about the speed they sign up for.
The panel also has
proposals on what net firms should do to improve how they sell and advertise broadband.
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10.10.2007Pushing the Limits of Windows: Physical Memory
Mark Russinovich: This is the first blog post in a series I'll write over the coming months called Pushing the Limits of Windows that describes how
Windows and applications use a particular resource, the licensing and implementation-derived limits of the resource, how to measure the resources
usage, and how to diagnose leaks.
To be able to manage your Windows systems effectively you need to understand how Windows
manages physical resources, such as CPUs and memory, as well as logical resources, such as virtual memory, handles, and window manager objects.
Knowing the limits of those resources and how to track their usage enables you to attribute resource usage to the applications that consume them,
effectively size a system for a particular workload, and identify applications that leak resources.
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22.07.2008AT&T Offers Free Wi-Fi For Select Customers
Looks like telecom carriers
are warming up to the idea of
Wi-Fi as an alternate way for
subscribers to connect to the
mobile Internet. AT&T on
Monday began offering free
access to its nationwide Wi-Fi
network.
AT&T said
subscribers with higher speed
broadband plans can now get
access to about 10,000 Wi-Fi
hotspots at different
locations across the United
States, including airports,
McDonald's restaurants,
Barnes & Noble bookstores,
coffee shops, and sporting
venues.
"Providing
customers with more high speed
access in more places also
gives us a competitive edge
because we're able to offer
an on-the-go broadband
experience that cable can't
match," said Rick Welday,
chief marketing officer of
AT&T's consumer division, in
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03.07.2007AT&T: U-verse gets speed boost, broadband customers get free wi-fi
AT&T announced today that its U-verse fiber-to-the-node Internet service will begin offering more bandwidth and higher speeds to top-tier subscribers,
and free Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity to all of AT&T's broadband customers...
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23.01.2008Sony limits 'Fresh Start' to certain SKUs, for now
The controversial "Fresh Start" option -- the option to pay Sony $50 to not include superfluous programs on new computers -- which was
made free after an immediate consumer backlash, may expand to more Sony units, but for now will remain with its TZ series...
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27.03.2008Siemens Breaks Network Speed Record
German electronics company
Siemens said Wednesday that it
had set a new network speed
record, achieving a speed of
107 gigabits -the equivalent
of roughly two DVDs worth of
data- per second...
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21.12.2006New open-source license
targets DRM, Hollywood
The new version of the most
widely used open-source
license takes a "highly
aggressive" stance against
the digital rights management
software that's widely
favored in the entertainment
industry, said Eben Moglen,
general counsel for the Free
Software
Foundation.
At
a two-day event here to launch
the General Public License
version 3, which governs use
of countless free and
open-source programs, Moglen
said the license includes
anti-DRM provisions that could
put it in conflict with movie
studios and even digital video
recorder maker
TiVo.
On Monday,
the Free Software Foundation
published a draft of the GPL
version 3, which is expected
to be completed in about a
year. The draft states that
GPL software cannot use
"digital restrictions" on
copyright material unless
users can control
them.
Moglen said
that DRM technology, which
places limits on how consumers
can play movies, music or
other digital content, is
"fundamentally incompatible"
with the principles of the
Free Software Foundation.
Moglen and Free Software
Foundation founder Richard
Stallman are co-authors of the
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19.01.2006Get ReadyBoost Speed on XP with eBoostr
Speed up your computer with a spare USB thumb drive with eBoostr, an XP-only application that brings the benefits of Windows Vista's
ReadyBoost feature to XP. The
app can work with up to four devices, up to 4GB on each, and its smart-cache feature gives speed boosts to your more frequently used apps and data.
eBoostr could be perfect for XP users who want a little extra memory but don't want to
install RAM themselves, or even for
laptop users who've filled every free slot. eBoostr comes as a free trial version, which gives you four hours of functionality each time you boot up,
or costs $29 for the full version.
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06.02.2008UK's first free public Wi-Fi to cover Swindon
Swindon is to become the UK's first town to offer free public Wi-Fi, with Swindon Borough Council planning to have all 186,000 local citizens
covered by April 2010. Council officials have stated that access will be free, although speed upgrades will also be offered for a fee. The service
which will be called "Signal" will offer free, but limited access, with upgrades to 20Mb available for purchase. Digital City UK, the people behind
the £1m project, say that upgrade fees will be "significantly less" than current broadband suppliers. While other UK towns and cities have
trialled free Wi-Fi access schemes, this will be the first time a whole town is going to be covered by free, council-backed access.
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17.11.2009Yahoo! Mail Drops Storage Limits
Starting in May, Yahoo! Mail
will offer all users unlimited
storage, becoming the first
major webmail provider to do
so for non-paying customers.
The company currently offers
1GB of storage for free, and
2GB in its premium service. In
comparison, Microsoft offers
2GB, AOL 5GB, and Google
2.5GB...
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28.03.2007Unlimited online storage for free, almost: Wuala
Wuala is a new company with a compelling story for Web users: If you want to share files -- music,
videos, anything -- with your friends and family, it will let you do it for free, with no file size or bandwidth limits.
The
catch: You get 1 GB of storage for free. Beyond that, you get access to free storage in proportion to the amount of storage from your own hard drives
that you share with the Wuala community.
Wuala uses a "mesh" of hard drives from all its users. Everything you share gets
sliced into 500 or so pieces and the distributed in tiny bits, and redundancy, to thousands of other users. When you, or someone you're sharing the
file with, wants to load or play a file, it's pulled in from users, BitTorrent-like.
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19.10.2007Coder links Yahoo search, Google App Engine
The goliaths of the Internet are dangling an ever-larger supply of bootstraps for folks who want to try new ideas for the Web.
The first case in point is
Google App Engine, an infrastructure that lets people
run their Web applications on Google's servers, for free up until certain limits are set. Second is
Yahoo's BOSS (build your own search service) that lets people extract Yahoo search
results, reorder them, and mix them with other content--also without constraint within certain limits.
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05.08.2008Firefox 3.1 could catch up to Safari 4 in beta speed duel
With software continuing to get bulkier and less memory-efficient, the need for speed is re-emerging, and Mozilla could very well deliver.
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05.03.2009AT&T Announces Free Wi-Fi, Faster Speeds for Some Customers
AT&T announced today that it is boosting speeds for some of its AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet customers and offering AT&T broadband customers access
to free Wi-Fi hotspots across the country. AT&T says that more than 10 million of its AT&T Broadband subscribers will soon have free unlimited access
to its nationwide Wi-Fi network. AT&T figures that is a cost savings of $60 annually for its broadband customers and a savings of nearly $240
annually for customers who don’t have AT&T broadband. The free Wi-Fi offer will be available to both new and existing subscribers who have any
of AT&T’s broadband services with downstream speeds of 1.5 Mbps, 3.0 Mbps, or 6 Mbps.
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