Sentence examples for transfers video from inspiring English sources
As Charlie Savage, Edward Wyatt and Peter Baker report in The New York Times, the Internet surveillance program collects data from online providers including e-mail, chat services, videos, photos, stored data, file transfers, video conferencing and log-ins.
It has the same pop-out U.S.B. plug as its predecessor that, when inserted into a computer, easily transfers video onto the PC and onto video-sharing sites like YouTube.
The Internet surveillance program collects data from online providers including e-mail, chat services, videos, photos, stored data, file transfers, video conferencing and log-ins, according to classified documents obtained and posted by The Washington Post and then The Guardian on Thursday afternoon.
James L. McQuivey, a media analyst at Forrester Research, said that iTunes was primarily a vehicle for selling Apple's media-playing devices like iPods, and noted that its Apple TV box, which transfers video downloads to television, has failed to gain popularity.
The P-GW transfers video packets to the respective target eNodeB, where radio resources are assigned to the video packets.
Recently, there has been a gradual increase in ship's demand for various multimedia services such as full-duplex digital data transfers, video streaming, and even internet access.
That's because HP has designed the DE100C so it can eventually store and transfer video as well as audio.
They introduce a whole new way of working with video, one that eliminates the intermediate step of transferring video to a computer.
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.
I had decided to use Final Cut Pro; since that app is for pros, I figured the quality of the transferred video would be pristine.
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.
