How do I transfer download video from hotstar to phone memory?
As you know download option in the hotstar app is just like a youtube offline. Whenever you download hotstar video directly within the app you can watch it anytime inside the Hotstar app. But you can’t watch it in your favorite video player like MX player. It isn't saved in your memoryHere i have mentioned several methods to download hotstar videos easily in both android and PC How to Download Hotstar Videos in Android or PC?
What is the encoding format for the new digital high-definition television?
The US is using ATSC for digital broadcasts, including HDTV, and that's all over the US (and North America). It can do several different resolutions (1080 and 720 line HD, 480 line SD and even a 288 line sub-SD!), but they're all in the same digital broadcast TV standard. There are other digital broadcast TV standards elsewhere in the world. That's for digital BROADCAST HDTV (over-the-air TV). If you hook up an HDTV or HD-capable monitor directly to a BluRay player or other HD-capable device (usually by using an HDMI cable), it isn't a broadcast -- you don't tune it in on a TV channel number, you just switch your TV/monitor to that input. For direct-hookup HDTV, because it isn't a broadcast, it doesn't matter where in the world you are (for example, you can directly hookup a UK HD camcorder with HDMI out to a US HDTV with HDMI in and watch HD videos from the camcorder -- but you wouldn't be able to take that USA HDTV to the UK and tune in an HD over-the-air broadcast with it).
What is a good service to use to send video for someone else to edit?
It seems your question is mainly about a cloud storage service for sharing video files.There are a lot of good cloud file storage services. In your case, the difference is that video files are usually large. So you need a fast and reliable upload/download solution.For transferring large files over the Internet, FTP is the most popular solution. You can setup your own FTP server, if you are tech savvy and if you have enough bandwidth. Otherwise, you can use a hosted FTP solution such as DriveHQ. You will also need an FTP client. FileZilla is one of the most popular free & open-source FTP client programs.If your video files are actually small, or if you also need to edit document files in the cloud, you can even use a Cloud Drive Mapping solution.
Does anyone remember when the channel HBO used to be free back in the day?
back in the late 80s all the way to mid to late 90s HBO was consider a basic channel on cable. the movies were always shown unedited. does anyone know why HBO became a premium channel and now you have to pay for it? the same goes for encore. encore was also free back in the 90s and now its a premium channel
Where can I get paid to make videos?
Youtube is a good place to make money and then you also start of a patreon at the side and promote it through your youtube.If you don't know Patreon is a donation service where people pay a specific amount of money every month but in turn you have to make rewards for them and tiers. 1 tier can be that you invite them to a private discord server and they pay you 1 $ for that. The 2nd tier can be that you give them the first tier and give them a shoutout at the end of your videos and they pay 5$ for this. You can move around the ideas like the private discord can be a 10$ tier reward and you can add other things, you get he hang of it.…or you know you could just upload to pornhub
Does size of college admission decision letter still matter?
Stanford and the majority of other colleges today send their decision notifications electronically. Usually, accepted applicants later receive a packet of information with an official letter in the mail, but since they've already been notified of the decision, the size of envelope doesn't have the same significance as in the past. Characters in TV shows and movies still get a large envelope from colleges when they've been accepted and a small one when they've been rejected for the same reason that they still get messages left on answering machines; it's a way to exposit narrative to the viewer. Most us know what the size of the envelope means in regards to college admission, so a lot can be relayed in one shot without the need for dialogue. Similarly, when a character is receiving a phone call with a message pertinent to the plot line they'll sometimes have it left on answering machines so the audience can hear it. The size of the envelope doesn't covey as much drama in real life anymore. ~ skylark : ) Edit Wow, Ashley! I got in early action to my first-choice college, so I didn't apply elsewhere. I'm not as experienced with receiving the decisions as your daughter. It's great she got into so many colleges. : ) As stated above, I know colleges send packets with the official letter in the mail later on, but believed (I guess mistakingly!) that most today first notified applicants of their decisions electronically. Therefore, the size of the envelope wouldn't reveal anything that hadn't already been communicated. That's the case with the three colleges mentioned in this question. Harvard gives applicants the option of receiving their admissions decision by email or by letter, but almost everyone chooses email because it is faster. Yale has you create an account on Eli after you've applied, and they post the admissions decisions there. Stanford sends the notifications electronically. Everyone already knows their fate before opening their mailbox. I do see how sending letters would probably lessen the potential for huge gaffes like when UCSD sent out like 28,000 acceptance emails to rejected applicants by mistake a few years ago. Yikes. You learn something new everyday. Now you're gonna tell me that most people are still using answering machines, and I'll have to throw that theory out the window too, haha.