This guide will help you encode your videos in H.264 format, MP4 container using MediaCoder and your NVIDIA CUDA GPU.
The hardware configuration used was : Q6600 CPU, Nvidia GeForce GTX 460, 4 GB DDR3 1066MHz RAM.
Software configuration : Windows7 Ultimate 64bit, video driver 260.99, MediaCoder2011-RC2-5016-x64
Other software used : Videora HTC Converter v.6, Gspot v2.70a (not really needed).
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Feb 12 2011
Encode video in H.264 format for Iphone, HTC using CUDA
Jan 14 2011
Multiple remote desktop connections in Windows
Allow multiple remote desktop connections to a Windows computer
Works on : Windows XP SP2 SP3; Vista SP1 SP2/Windows 7, 32bit(x86)/64bit(x64)
This patch will crack termsrv.dll, remove the Concurrent Remote Desktop sessions limit, allow multi-user login in XP/Vista at the same time.
1.Choose the corresponding patcher based on you Windows:
For 32bit(x86): UniversalTermsrvPatch-x86.exe
For 64bit(amd64): UniversalTermsrvPatch-x64.exe
2. Require administrator rights. Right-click the exe file, select Run as Administrator.
3. After patch, Restart computer to take effect.
4. Backup file: windows/system32/termsrv.dll.backup.
More info and downloads here.
Dec 29 2010
Office 2007 installation error on XP and fp4autl.dll (FrontPage extensions)
Office 2007 installation error on XP
One day I had the surprise of being unable to install Office 2007 on a custom XP SP3 install (from a USB stick). The error was “The Windows Installer service cannot update one or more protected Windows files.”
In Event Viewer “System” log, I see this MsiInstaller error 1193: “Product: Microsoft Software Update for Web Folders (English) 12 — Error 1933. The Windows Installer service cannot update one or more protected Windows files. SFP Error: 21. List of protected files: c:\program files\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\40\bin\fp4autl.dll
”.
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Nov 29 2010
Ubuntu raid 1 resize
Going from 2x320GB HDD Raid 1 to 2x500GB HDD Raid 1 on Ubuntu 10.10
In this tutorial I’ll show you how I replaced my 2×320 HDD’s with 2×500 HDD’s. In my case the transition was simple because I only needed to resize one partition of the array (the last), leaving the first two untouched. My server setup looks like this :
- /dev/md0 – 500 MB for /boot
- /dev/md1 – 2 GB for swap
- /dev/md2 – 310 GB for /
I only needed to resize the / partition.
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