AI is everywhere right now – it's optimizing our work, creating art, writing code, pitching ideas, and even acting as a ...

"Future-proofing" is a very different idea from simply preserving media. You can take, for example, a DVD and then store it ...

Many music players allow you to open and play M3U playlists on Windows 11/10. You can import, view, and play M3U playlists in Windows Media Player. In addition to that, some third-party media players ...

YouTube, the most popular online video-sharing platform in the world, allows users to share, watch and download videos. If you are a content creator, you can easily ...

Slideshows are about more than just what you see. By adding audio like music, voiceover, or sound effects, you can use Microsoft PowerPoint to enhance your presentation or make it more useful to your ...

Whether you’re recording an important lecture or your own thoughts, Microsoft’s integrated Audio Recorder tool is extremely easy to use. You can save the file in different formats and you can place ...

When browsing on the internet, you may find some music fragments or video BGM intriguing and want to capture it. If you are using a computer, you will need a tool to record computer audio in order to ...

Sonos is removing a useful feature from its Android app. Starting next Tuesday, May 23, you will no longer be able to play audio files stored locally on your device on a Sonos speaker system. The ...

The company says Android has made it difficult to keep supporting the ‘on this device’ feature. At least Bluetooth and line-in have become increasingly common across Sonos speakers. The company says ...

To edit a MIDI file in Windows, we will be using a free audio editor called Aria Maestosa that allows you to edit MIDI files. It is a free and open-source software for creating music and editing MIDI ...

Google Slides is an excellent tool for creating presentations fast and sharing them online. If you want to jazz up your presentations and make them a little more interesting, then knowing how to ...

Xvid is a codec that compresses video files using the MPEG-4 Part 2 ASP format. Xvid files will play on many DVD or Blu-ray players and Windows 10 or later by default; Mac users will need to install a ...