Sentence examples for mean video from from inspiring English sources
"It's raising awareness more than showing the cruelty, you know what I mean?" Video footage from Christensen Farms, via Last Chance for Animals's YouTube.
Later this year, the Series 3 will offer TiVoCast, which means video clips from the Web (including CNET, the National Basketball Association and The New York Times).
So for us that means video.
The difference is that first of all this is meant for live video from the desktop, not a mobile device, and second, is the aforementioned huge potential for streams to go viral since chat is run through Twitter (with links back to Camtweet) as well.
By "take control" the WSJ means "download video feeds from" and by "software" I mean essentially a satellite network snooper.
The camera's rugged five-inch 1920×1080 display doubles as a viewfinder, which should couple nicely with the forthcoming action camera mounts, while built-in cellular connectivity means videos can be posted directly from the device.
It was 3 p.m. and the California sunlight was beating at the windows, but the Lair's front shutters were drawn tight, leaving the gamers to focus in the darkness on their training, which meant playing video games from dawn to dusk each day, or from dusk to dawn each night.
This means that slow motion video from the iPhone will now be supported.
Well, where everything means the audio and video from every.AVI and.MKV along with a bunch of other files I tried.
