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Marvel is streaming the “X-Men: The Animated Series” episodes. The show originally aired back in 1992. Now you can watch the reruns right on your browser through the Marvel website, free of charge. Simply follow the link below and enjoy a blast from the past original X-Men animated episodes.
[Marvel]
Tags: Free, Free Episodes, Marvel, streaming, The Animated Series, X-men
Fetch.io is a service that lets you download media from any source at lightning speed and stream them to you (your device, browser, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Xbox, etc). It’s simple, if your device does not support bit torrent, let Fetch.io do downloading for you and simply stream the media on your device. If you don’t have a fast enough connection to download using bit torrent, fetch it and watch the stream. Fetch.io automatically extracts files so you can stream them instantly from their website.
Fetch.io supports all of the popular download sites such as MediaFire, Rapidshare, MegaUpload, and even protocols such as Bittorrent.
Using Fetch.io is easy. Assuming that you’ve already created an account, just click the Fetch page and paste the URL of the bit torrent file to the “paste links” bar. Just make sure that the URL you paste contains the .torrent file extension.
*To get the real torrent file location URL on the bit torrent download site, right click on the “download this torrent” link and click “copy link location.” Now you can paste it on Fetch.io.
Click next and the fetch button after to begin the transfer. Enjoy.
[Fetch.io]
Tags: bit torrent, Fetch.io, media streaming, streaming, torrent, video streaming
Here’s a video created by Eric Govoruhk and Kelly McAteer that shows us how to use a wireless HDMI transmitter and a USB battery pack to bump AirPlay (currently 720p) to a whopping 1080p.
If you’re looking for a way to make 1080p presentations using your iPad 2 and do it wireless, watch the video till the end. Eric and Kelly was kind enough to show us how it’s done.
Source: [Gizmodo]
Tags: 1080p, Airplay, hack, iPad2, Mirror, streaming, Wireless
StreamDrag is a simple service that you can use to stream music from YouTube videos, that is if you don’t want to watch the video that comes with the music. You can search for songs like you normally do by typing the song title or artist’s name.
First, I thought that it’s a service that just filters the video part which will let you just listen to audios, which means that you can listen to audios of any uploaded videos in YouTube. Well, it turned out that they also filtered the non-musical videos in YouTube and syndicated all the videos containing music for streaming.
You can save songs in their playlist but they only last until you reload the site. This means that the playlist is pretty much useless as of this moment. The streaming could use some speed, knowing that it streams only the audio. It seems that the streaming speed is just as fast as the original YouTube version with video.
StreamDrag is quite an interesting service and has a potential to be a good one. Proper implementation of the playlist and a bit more streaming speed would definitely be a great improvement. Syndicating music from other video services other than YouTube would also be a great idea. I don’t know if StreamDrag is worth watching out for. The service is practically in its alpha stages.
Tags: Music, streamdrag, streaming, youtube
