Freemake Music Box is a fully integrated music player that allows you to create YouTube playlists with your favorite tracks, listen to the music you want and watch videos, all without downloading any file to your computer.
With faster internet, many people prefer to listen to music online to download the files to your machine. This is good as it saves space for you to store other types of content such as photos, applications and other documents. YouTube is a great source of audio tracks and music videos, and this makes Freemake Music Box a music box almost endless.
While doing a search directly on YouTube, this app is very organized and shows the song titles in an orderly and correct, indicating the artist and track separately.
For example, for the version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" singer Marc Martel, the player indicates the correct name of the song, despite the title of the video is another. Furthermore, the application displays an avatar with the album cover to which it belongs to most of the bands.
To assist in the organization, you can create a playlist with all the songs you want to hear. Look for the name of the song in the search field, and to add it to the list, click the "+" instead of clicking the play button.
It is automatically sent to the end of the playlist, and - as with any player - you can hear all the songs in order or you can let the computer choose the sequence, just put the songs to play using the shuffle mode.
If you wish, you can create more playlists, adding files to them later. You can choose to separate by artists, style or even by using a classification totally personal. With this feature, you create your fully customized sequence of tracks. To add a song to a specific playlist, you need to first open the list and then click the "+" button that appears on every track of the results.
As results are generated from YouTube videos, it is natural that you can see them also in the application itself. This is not the main purpose of Freemake Music Box, so the space for it is not very big and is just below the list of songs running. If you want you can hide it by clicking "Hide Video".
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
How to upgrade Internet Explorer to 128 Bit
All versions of Internet Explorer released since August 2001 are able to encrypt using 128-bit, but the versions before this date are not necessarily. This higher standard of encryption is typically used to using sites of banks and businesses, and it is highly recommended that you update the browser, according to Microsoft.
1. Identify your version of Internet Explorer. Go to the menu "Help" and click on "About Internet Explorer". The window that opens will show the number of your version. Once you've noted the number, close the window.
2. Navigate to the download page of the Encryption Pack high level of Internet Explorer, listed in the resources section below.
3. Click the Encryption Pack for the high-level version of its browser, listed right on the page.
4. In the new window that opens, click "Open". The download package of high-level encryption will be done to your computer and the update process will start automatically.
5. Click "Next" when the update begins, then "Accept" the license agreement. When the update process is finished, you can click on "Finish" and you will be prompted to restart your computer. After you have restarted, your version of Internet Explorer will have 128 bit encryption installed.
1. Identify your version of Internet Explorer. Go to the menu "Help" and click on "About Internet Explorer". The window that opens will show the number of your version. Once you've noted the number, close the window.
2. Navigate to the download page of the Encryption Pack high level of Internet Explorer, listed in the resources section below.
3. Click the Encryption Pack for the high-level version of its browser, listed right on the page.
4. In the new window that opens, click "Open". The download package of high-level encryption will be done to your computer and the update process will start automatically.
5. Click "Next" when the update begins, then "Accept" the license agreement. When the update process is finished, you can click on "Finish" and you will be prompted to restart your computer. After you have restarted, your version of Internet Explorer will have 128 bit encryption installed.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
How to transfer music to an iPod Shuffle
The iPod shuffle is the smallest member of the iPod family. He is a MP3 player that can store about 120 songs in 512 MB model and about 240 in 1GB model. The shuffle does not have a screen like the iPod nano, iPod touch, and iPod classic. With an iPod shuffle you can put all the music stored in random, meaning that the songs will play in any order, or you may have run them in order. Even though there is a screen, you can even skip to the next song, pause or go back to the previous with the controls on the device. But to do all this, you must first transfer the songs to him.
Download the songs onto your computer first. Before you can start transfeir music to your shuffle, they need to be stored on your computer. You may be able to put songs on your computer uploading a CD you already own, or buying songs from the iTunes Store. The shuffle works with iTunes, so either way you need to make sure to put your music in iTunes on your computer.
Connect your iPod shuffle to your computer using the USB connector of the same. If iTunes does not open automatically, open it manually. You should see your iPod shuffle appearing in the iTunes sidebar.
Choose a playlist or setting any order to fill your iPod shuffle. When it is connected to your computer, or a page appears with the options menu "Settings" ("Settings") and "Content" ("Content"). At the bottom of the tab content is the "Autofill" ("Autofill"). This is how you select your music.
Choose one of the playlists from this menu to transfer the music to your shuffle. If you want to order without a selection from your library, rather than a specific playlist, select "Music" ("Music") and check the settings in "Autofill" ("Autofill").
Disconnect your iPod shuffle from your computer by clicking the eject icon next to the iPod. Plug in your headphones and take your music with you.
Download the songs onto your computer first. Before you can start transfeir music to your shuffle, they need to be stored on your computer. You may be able to put songs on your computer uploading a CD you already own, or buying songs from the iTunes Store. The shuffle works with iTunes, so either way you need to make sure to put your music in iTunes on your computer.
Connect your iPod shuffle to your computer using the USB connector of the same. If iTunes does not open automatically, open it manually. You should see your iPod shuffle appearing in the iTunes sidebar.
Choose a playlist or setting any order to fill your iPod shuffle. When it is connected to your computer, or a page appears with the options menu "Settings" ("Settings") and "Content" ("Content"). At the bottom of the tab content is the "Autofill" ("Autofill"). This is how you select your music.
Choose one of the playlists from this menu to transfer the music to your shuffle. If you want to order without a selection from your library, rather than a specific playlist, select "Music" ("Music") and check the settings in "Autofill" ("Autofill").
Disconnect your iPod shuffle from your computer by clicking the eject icon next to the iPod. Plug in your headphones and take your music with you.
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