Sentence examples for transfer video from inspiring English sources
That's because HP has designed the DE100C so it can eventually store and transfer video as well as audio.
They have complained that the rules will make it difficult to transfer video clips of news and sports programs that ought to be considered in the public domain.
Similarly, to transfer video from a VCR, camcorder or any other video input, computers need a graphics capture card, a video-port and audio-port adapter, which itself costs about $200.
Its new optical wireless video system uses laser diodes and high-sensitivity avalanche photo diodes to transfer video at up to 1.4Gbps -far faster than the current 802.11g standard that has a transfer speed much slower than its nominal 54Mbps.
The data transfer rates for most digital wireless services are in the range of 14.4 kilobits per second, enough bandwidth to transfer video, but the frame rate would be relatively low, about three frames per second.
The semiconductor company's venture capital fund is intended to support development of digital home entertainment networks, which would make it possible to connect various digital devices -- stereo systems, portable music players, flat-screen televisions and personal computers -- and allow those devices to share and transfer video, music and information from room to room.
That's not exactly panoramic, so you might want to transfer videos to high-definition TV via an included H.D.M.I. cable.
The Bit Torrent protocol is built-in so it automagically downloads your videos or you can transfer videos from your desktop/laptop.
AOL is recommending that users transfer videos to Motionbox, a New York based video sharing and editing startup that we first covered in 2006.
An Internet-enabled DVD player could easily transfer videos from the Web and then burn them to a DVD and DRM restrictions could still apply.
The service is most widely used by enterprises to transfer videos, legal briefs, and complex documents, but is also useful for individuals sharing movies and music.
