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Nik — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 01:50:20 +0000

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YouTube Win! HQ Videos In Large Screen

Nik — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 02:18:45 +0000

For those fans of High Quality. Owners of HD moniters! Unite! Praise! No more watching HQ videos in a wimpy small screen! Recently added, all High Quality videos are now going to show in large screen format. Allowing more detail into the videos you watch. So all owners of HD! Scream! Run! Bask in the glory of the large HQ! Rejoice! Those who computers or moniters cannot behold the HD! HQ is here with large reolution!

Try it! Click the HQ button and watch the magic!
Video: YouTube DS AD by MicroNik95
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbQWXAtxoQY

WordPress-Post It!

Nik — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 03:56:40 +0000

My very own WordPress logo! I hope this gets on the fan art page.

Made on Paint.net, a free pro image editor www.getpaint.net

WordPress.com-Post it!

YouTube Slow On Channels and Changes Header

Nik — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 02:04:08 +0000

For those who view the YouTube Beta Channel Blog recently, youll see that our good (to some people) friend (to some people) Brian Glick (to some people) hasnt made a post in…a month! A big round of applause to the “hard working” young and “experinced” men and women changing the channels (like a remote, their to lazy to get up and change it themselves). Im expecting the new channels in a month…..and a year……..better make that a year and a half to be safe.

In OTHER news,

YouTube recently changed their Masthead! The thing at the top of the page! It looks “sleek” and “stylish” and “new” and “easier”. While the new header DOES look nice…kinda…it replaces the big and easy to find (for the “special children”) buttons (that I liked), they are now just small, blue, boring words….just words….like this…..and this……..Its so simple I can do that!

Videos Channels Subscriptions Shows

Oooohhh! Fancy!

While on fancy, Im using WordPresses new iNove theme! Create a blog at wordpress.com <—more blue!

Transparency Added and Release Date Change

Nik — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 20:20:02 +0000

One of the many hate reasons of the new Channels 2.0 is the not being able to see the channels background. However, Transparency is now added to the new channel design.

A quote from the YouTube channel blog:

We’ve now added transparency settings. Try it out under the “Advanced options” in the “Themes and Colors” section – and be sure to call out any designs you’re particularly proud of in the comments. We’d love to show it off in the list of channels on the right hand side of this blog. In fact, you can now modify two different levels of transparency: One for the modules, and one for the wrapper. (The wrapper can even be completely transparent.)

Here is my latest channel design with the transparency. You can view my page through the link in the sidebar or simply click here.

Channel Release Date Changed

To the delight of many opposers to the upgrade, the release date was pushed back from July 15 to a later date. A list of things the team will be working on:

Well, July 15th is almost here, and we realized that we still have a few bugs and things left on the to-do list.

Specifically, here’s what we plan to do before we roll the new version out to all remaining channels:

Fix some browser-specific layout bugs – in particular, IE6 has a few issues right now

Allow you to default your channel to “grid” view

Allow you to re-order your uploads & playlists

Some other small things, including fixes for some of the other bugs you’ve helped find (such as grid view not always working in IE)

Heres a little unknown fact about July 15…
It was the day of the final plot to kill Adolf Hitler back during WWII. I learned THAT in Valkyre!

Also, I added 2 new uploads to my channel.

http://www.youtube.com/micronik95

YouTube moves blog

Nik — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 20:44:19 +0000

Recently, YouTube made an update to its official blog. Moving to BlogSpot as a provider. The URL for the new blog is http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/. However, http://www.youtube.com/blog is still active. The new blog looks the same as the old one and works the same, exept for the requirement to sign in to a Google account, wordpress, blogspot, Open ID, LiveJournal, TypePad, or Aim to comment on a post.

For a long time our blog hasn’t used the latest blog technology — not only was publishing posts a time-consuming process, but you couldn’t search through our archives or find posts grouped by subject. Well, we’re finally catching up and have migrated over to Blogger, a more flexible blogging platform that heeds the call for better navigation and organization. (But be aware that if you want to comment on a blog post, you’ll need an OpenID, or a Google account, to do so. Connecting your YouTube account to your Google account should make the process pretty seamless.)

We’re still fixing a few things here and there, and a few posts with large numbers of comments are still migrating over, but overall we hope you will find this to be a better blog-reading experience.

Despite the requrement to sign in, the blog is more navigatable to find a post your looking for.

More on YouTube blog news, Im adding a RSS feed widget for the YouTube blog and the Beta Channel blog.

Album released: Songs To Get High To

Nik — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 18:29:58 +0000

After a month of planning and a week of development, my mix album is finished!

Songs To Get High To is a collection of various 70′s songs to give you a trippy vision…..dude. It includes songs from The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, and many more!

Download on the Songs To Get High To page or simply click here.

YouTube says “Ignore the popular opinion!”

Nik — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 19:55:47 +0000

If anyone frequents the YouTube blog, you would know that YouTube announces a forced change for all existing channels. As of July 15th, all existing YouTube channels will be converted into a new channel called Channel 2.0.

The beta channel as it is also called, has been released for the last couple of months, with the option of testing it out. The official YouTube Channel Beta blog is here. Brian Glick of YouTube’s development team is head of the project.

Despite negitive feedback from many users, YouTube continues to promote the new channels. With many anti-beta videos uploaded within the first day public release of the change.

My Opinion
It isnt a bad idea actually. I changed my channel design when I first heard of the forced change. There are some problems with it (slowness, lack of background visibility, getting rid of the Vlog). I support the new channels.

To view my channel design, click the link in the sidebar or simply click here.