Technology Thoughts

Greetings friends! In this post, I wanted to discuss a very particular YouTube downloading program that I often use. When I browse YouTube, there are always a few songs, videos or playlists that I enjoy and would like to play offline for my own personal use. I used to go to different one-hit sites like Salvo , KeepVid , SaveVideo or others. They all work to some degree but there are a few difficulties that often show up. One of these is that the sites are often targeted by YouTube and forced to stop operating. SaveVideo stopped operating. Another is their own shortcomings: they can process the links only to a certain degree in terms of quality of audio and video. Yet another issue is that the links are not processed well because YouTube has "tweaked" their settings and so nothing is seen when you enter a link into the sites. Because of these numerous issues, I often find myself wanting something that I can use regularly, with ease and a certain degree of consist...

Greetings friends! iTunes has changed. I use iTunes regularly but I feel that it has changed and not for the better. The main issues I have with this program is its lack of compatibility for previous programs, lack of a toolbar in Windows and slow searches. If you have ever had to rollback iTunes to a older version with newer libraries, you will know that compatibility is not there. This is a issue if I want to go back to previous features or what I feel would be a more stable program. Its just not possible to do this. Your library – which is the entire essence of your music or movie data – cannot be imported. This is just as good as having a corrupted library. The significance of the iTunes library is that it stores information regarding your media. The date last played, the amount of times played, ratings, added data, etc. It is possible to reimport all your media but it will not replenish your data. That data is lost. Data is fundamentally the most important porti...