Showing posts with label You Tube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label You Tube. Show all posts

10 April 2011

Watch IPL T20 Live on Your Desktop


I stay in a hostel where there is only one common TV room and during the Cricket Matches, it is too difficult to watch the match clearly with all the hostelites at one place. So, this time I decided to watch all the IPL matches on my laptop :)


The Times has developed a micro-site at ipl.indiatimes.com where all the IPL cricket matches will be streamed live and you can also watch Past Matches again. Indiatimes with partnership with Google will broadcast all matches live streamed at YouTube also at youtube.com/indiatimes. This is just a wrapper site and the live video source is the same as indiatimes.com which is using Akamai CDN for live streaming.

 ( Screenshot from youtube.com/indiatimes )

If you are not in India, you can still watch every Indian Premier League match with different broadcaster. Like, Ten Network will give live coverage for IPL in Australia, Rogers Sportsnet in Canada, ITV4 in the UK, ADD if you are in the Middle East, Geo Super in Pakistan and so on.

For a complete list of TV channels that have the broadcasting rights of the Indian Premier League 2011 in your country visit Wikipedia.


09 January 2011

MultiPart Tube : Play Different Parts of a YouTube Movie Together

These days its a very common thing for all to play videos from YouTube. But when it comes to movies, we find them in multiple parts of videos due to YouTube upload restrictions which is hell irritating to play the movie from those parts one by one. Also, Wasting time on finding the next part of a video can very much ruin the fun of watching TV series, movies, documentaries, etc.. MultiPart Tube is a Google Chrome Extension that resolves this problem, as it itself plays the next part of the video after it ends.

After installation, this extension shows an option at the bottom of the current video, displaying other parts that can be played after the current video ends.


Clicking on the Play All Videos option redirects the user to a third party website where all parts of video are added to the playlist and played in correct sequence.


Although we experienced no problems during testing, however, we want to mention that this extension is still undergoing an Beta phase and users may encounter some technical issues. Currently this extension is only available for Google Chrome users and requires Flash Player 8+ to work.