Tag Archives: Library Manager

Upload Videos To YouTube & Facebook, Manage Local Media Library

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Time has taken us to the point where anyone can capture their precious moments in full HD. Smartphones, tablets and other expensive toys now hold enough prowess on their SoC that much of things we didn’t imagine these devices could do, now seem a thing of the past. Capturing videos isn’t the only thing that has been made easier though; sharing, too. Websites like Facebook and YouTube have opened the gateway to instantly broadcast favorite videos among your social circle and other people around the globe. While you can always upload videos via their web API, Framecaster provides a handsome and lucid alternative. It lets you easily capture, trim and upload videos to both of the video sharing websites, right from your desktop. It sports a simple yet beautiful UI, which is quite intuitive and user-friendly. Read on for more details. Read More

Librarian Update Brings Bug Fixes & Option To Add Folders In Bulk

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Among the plethora of features in Windows 7, one thing that really attracts me is the Libraries. Being its frequent user, i found it to be one of the robust and extremely useful features in Windows 7, which makes it easier to access and manage your Music, Videos, Documents and Pictures, all from within a single place. If you're are a frequent AddictiveTips reader, then you must know have known that back in 2010, we reviewed a Windows 7 library manager called Librarian, which helps you conveniently manage Music, Videos, Documents and Pictures libraries. Along with existing, it also lets you add, edit and delete libraries as well as create new ones. Recently, the application received an update, fixing all the reported bugs such as crash on opening properties of empty libraries created with default Windows Explorer. Other than the bug and crash fixes, it can now allow you to add multiple folders at a time to Libraries. We went ahead to find out what changes the new update brought onto the table for us. Read More