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Category Archives: Content Management
Converting DVD VOB files to mpeg using VLC Player
I am working on a DVD project that involves 25 plus DVDs with multiple clips on each DVD featuring interviews with members of Upperchurch GAA club. Converting VOB files to work with Adobe Premier Pro CS3 can be straight forward … Continue reading
Feeds now fixed
RSS feeds have now been restored and point to feedburner. A big thank you to John for pointing this out to me.
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irishsilicon.com has moved to a new server
Irishsilicon.com has now moved to a new server. I haved moved the domain to a blacknight server. The export and import went very smoothly. I have some hardcoded image links that need to be checked as well as some javascript … Continue reading
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Customising your blog header – WordPress 2 vs, Movable Type 3.2
I spent a frustrating 3 hours last week trying to figure out how to customise the header of a WordPress 2 blog. Eventually we replaced the kubrickheader.jpg file but we still had a blue backgrounf behind the image. Movable Type … Continue reading
Getting ready for the move
I am in the final stages of testing the move of my blog from a TI server to a hosted package with blacknight solutions in Carlow. Hopefully the transition will be smooth, irishsilicon may be unavailable for 36 hrs when … Continue reading
Moving all my Movable Type 3.2 feeds to feedburner
I have been trying on and off for the past year to migrate my feeds to feedburner. I finally decided last night to address the issue and now have a working solution for Movable Type 3.2. 1 – Change the … Continue reading
Google docs – The reason why microsoft want to buy yahoo
Robert Scoble outline a good reason why microsoft would want to buy Yahoo. He points out that Yahoo ‘s core business is the internet and they have creative and talented engineers/developers that could take Microsoft Cash cow product which is … Continue reading
Web enabling local heritage and archaelogy
6 years ago I was involved in a project to port part of the national sites and monument data set onto a gps enabled pda. The project in many ways was 4 years ahead of its time so we had … Continue reading
Keyword analysis for irishsilicon.com
The keyword analysis for irishsilicon.com reveals that my articles on lidl satellite dish installation has resulted in bringing the largest percentage of visitors. These articles were written in a simple step by step narrative style and included some photos. Often … Continue reading
Joost now available for download
The guys behind skype have just made Joost available for download. Be warned, you will need Windows XP to enjoy the experience.