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Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts

Academy Award Winners - 2011 Oscar Winners full list


The King’s Speech took the top prizes as expected winning Best Picture,  
Tom Hooper won for Best Director and Colin Firth nabbed Best Actor.
Natalie Portman landed Oscar glory with her performance in Black Swan for Best Actress.
What do you think? Anyone robbed of an Academy Award?
The complete list is below and tell us what you think.

Coollector Movie Database 2.94 - collection of movie encyclopedia, owned videos, and existing Videos


Coollector Movie Database is a collection of movie encyclopedia, owned videos, and existing Videos. It has a huge encyclopedia of movies and series, that you can search in all possible ways, and personalize by rating all the movies you have seen. You can also manage your video collection, DVD, Blu-ray, and your VHS.whatever. Even the video files on your computer disk, which you can conveniently scan and play. And finally, the database of existing videos will simplify the input of your owned videos.

Top Christmas Movies of 2010 (Merry XMAS)


Here are the biggest and best movies of Christmas 2010.

VLC 1.1.5 adds live WebM streaming support, Game Music Emu, Channels.com shows


Popular do-it-all media player VLC has updated to version 1.1.5, and there are a handful of noteworthy changes nestled amongst the bugfixes and security patches. For starters, VLC can now play live streaming video wrapped in Google's WebM video container.

The second big addition can be found on VLC's playlist window. Click the arrow next to Internet in the Media Browser box, and you'll notice Channels.com has been added to the mix. While you won't be able to access the entire vast expanse of shows Channels.com offers, VLC does include more than 1,000 popular offerings.

VLC 1.1.5 also brings one seriously awesome new feature for classic gaming fans: it can now play back a variety of video game audio using the Game Music Emu engine. Yes, you can now play your favorite in-game music from Atari, Famicom, and Sega right alongside your MP3 collection.