Trick To Play hidden Snake Game In Youtube

We all visit youtube and watch videos but how many of us are aware of youtube hidden Snake game.I believe only a few people know about this hidden snake game.You can play this game on youtube while streaming any video.Snake gmae is one of the most interesting and traditional game in the world of gaming.In this tutorial I will show you how you can play this game on youtube.

But before I begin this tutorial I would also like to mention that you can also play pacman game on google .If you dont know how then click here to know how to play pacman

Lets begin the tutorial on how to play hidden game on youtube1.Goto youtube and open any video for streaming

2.When the video is streaming Hold left button of mouse + Left arrow on keyboard + Top arrow on keyboard.

3.Now you will see that the streaming circle starting to move like a snake.

4.You can control the movements of the snake using arrow keys of your keyboard.

5.Try to play this game on youtube with videos having some dark background to increase visibility

Enjoy the game and keep visiting our site for more tips and tricks

12:09 PM by admin · 0

Trick To Bypass Trial Version Limitations In Any Software

Have you ever downloaded any trial version software and it may have expired before you could have tested it for its full capabilties.In this trick I will explain to how you can use the trial version of any software over and again so that you can test the software properly before purchasing its full version.Basically there are two type of restrictions put by the software companies on trial version of softwares.

1.Disable some features of the software

2.Time Bound limitations like 5-days Trial version

This trick can extend only  your time bound limitations hence provide you with the capability to use the trial version of the software for as long as you want.

Another big advantage of this trick is that it will increase your system security.For this trick we will be using a freeware software called sandboxie which very small(500 kb).It would protect your computer from malware andspywares to make changes to your system. Sandboxie runs the softwares in an isolated enviroment so that they cannot make permanent changes to your system.Here is the graphical representation of the programs running with sandboxie in memory.

Now,here is the step by step tutorial with screenshots on Trick To Bypass Trial Version Limitations In Any Software

1. Goto http://www.sandboxie.com and download the software.
2. Install and run it.
3. Click on the Sandbox -> DefaultBox –> Run SandBoxed and then click on Run Any Program

4. Now a new window will popup.Click on Browse

5. Locate the setup of the trial software you want to install.Click on open

6. Install the software and run it.You will see # in the software tittle bar.It indicates that the software is running under sandboxie.

7. You will get the trial of the software and the trial version will expire after the time bound limitation is over.
8. To reuse the software again after the trial version is over click on Click Sandbox –>DefaultBox andclick Delete Contents.

(Note  onot let the software expire.Do these steps before atleast 1-day of the trial software is left.otherwise the above trick may not work )

1. This will open up a new window and delete all the files created, Press the Delete Sandboxbutton to fully clear the contents.

Now reinstall the software as mentioned above and you will again get the full trial version.

Note:

1.This trick will not work if you have already used the full trial version of the software without sandboxie.

2.Sandboxie may crash if you run very large programs with it

Warning:This tutorial is only for educational purpose and do buy the softwares to get the full capablitiesof the software.

12:02 PM by admin · 0

How To Download Facebook or Youtube Videos Without Any Tools

Have you ever liked a video shared by your friend on facebook and wanted to download it…Well this this tutorial is not only for facebook or youtube instead it can be used for any video streaming website like metacafe,dailymotion,veoh or yahoo videos.There are websites on the internet that will convert your video link into a download link but it has the following drawback

• If you already watched the whole video and then you decide to download it to your computer it will take double time becuase you already have spent time watching it and now have to spend time downloading it to your hardrive.
• Moreover, the download speeds are very slow and its very irritating to download the whole video again.

But if you have already played the whole video on the site then there is no need to waste the time on downloading it again.We simply have to locate the cache folder of the browser as when the video is streamed it is automatically saved in the cache folder and just have to copy paste the video file from cache folder to your desired location in your computer.

Before reading this tutorial make sure that you have uncheck the hide files and folders box.If you dont know how to unhide files and folders Click Here

Here is the step by step tutorial with screenshots on how you can locate the cache folder for various browsers in various operating systems

Case 1:Google Chrome

For windows Vista and Windows 7

If you use google chrome in windows vista or windows 7 then here is the location of the cache folder

C:\Users\USER_NAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\UserData\Default\Cache

C, being the system root. If you are not sure about the system root you can replace C: with %systemroot%.

Also donot forget to replace USER_NAME to your windows username

For Windows Xp Users

In windows Xp the google chrome cache folder can be found at

C:\Documents and Settings\USER_NAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome

CASE 2:Mozilla Firefox

For Windows 7 and Windows Vista

The temporary cache folder can be located at

C:\Users\USER_NAME \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles

For Window Xp Users

The temporary cache folder can be located at

C:\Documents and Settings\USER_NAME \Local Settings\Application Data

CASE 3:Internet Explorer

In case of Internet Explorer you need to go to Tools>Internet Options and then in Genreal tab click on Settings button

A new window will popup in front of you now click on View Files button.

How To Find Your Video In Cache Folder

Once you have found the cache folder of your browser the next thing you have to do is locate your video file.To do this arrange the files of the folder according to their size because video files are usually large in size.Open the largest files with Vlc player.Once you have found your video just copy it to your desired location.

Note:There are usually Some data files with names like data_1 in cache folder.Donot open them with Vlc open the rest of the files with Vlc and you will easily find your video.

Note:Make sure that you replace the USER_NAME with your windows username in the above addresses

11:39 AM by admin · 0

Top 10 YouTube Hacks

Summer's ending, and with it goes a certain sense of taking it easier, relaxing a bit at the office—you know, caching up on all that YouTube browsing you skip when there's real work to be done. The popular video sharing site is a great resource (and source of entertainment) that gets better with the right add-ons, plug-ins, third-party tools, and clever usage. Let's take a look at the best ways to get better video, download clips, and just find the video you're looking for at YouTube, so you can get more from your guilty pleasure.

10. Paste together YouTube clips, no editor necessary.

Even without iMovie or another paid-for editor, you can use the ridiculously vast realm of YouTube videos to patch together funny/poignant/clever projects. Free tools like Yahoo'sJumpCut can take in the FLV and other format video clips you downloaded using the other tools in this list. Want to patch together your own clip-sing-along in the style of BarackRoll? Creator Hugh Atkin says he used Google's political video search tool to find all the relevant words and copy them. Now it's just a matter of finding the time to pull it off...

9. Sort all your YouTube links in Gmail with Xoopit.

If your inbox is anything like ours, you get a regular stream of YouTube links from friends, relatives, friends-of-friends, friends-of-relatives-of-friends ... and you only occasionally click through. Gmail add-on Xoopit lets you sort and run through all those links, playing them right from within Gmail. It's an easy way to avoid hurting that avid linker's feelings the next time they ask you if you saw that hilarious Amy Winehouse parody.

8. Get baked-in improvements with Better YouTube.

You'll have to excuse the horn-tooting, but we've put together a Firefox extension that combines some of the best JavaScript we've seen for YouTube and makes them all in check-on, check-off usable for any Firefox browser. TheBetter YouTube Firefox extension empowers you to keep videos from auto-playing, put clips in a wide-screen, no-distraction background, and embeds download links on every clip. If you're a serious YouTube user, there is probably something here you'll find useful.

7. Download audio from videos.

There are a lot of great live performances lurking around YouTube, many of which have never seen the light of day in the recorded audio realm. To jump those jams into your playlist, use a web-based converter like VidToMP3, or follow one intrepid LH reader's guide to recording and converting YouTube vids into MP3. It may take a few more steps, but Matt's guide will still work, while many web-based hacks end up on the pile of dead-end links.

6. Get around international video restrictions.

This summer's Olympics has been a good lesson in the necessity of working around networks' and video providers' often ridiculous restrictions based on location and timing. On YouTube, there's often a simple work-around, as explained by the Google Operating System blog. Most YouTube links look like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEOID

You'll find a string of characters where VIDEOID is. Copy that string, and paste it like so:

http://www.youtube.com/v/VIDEOID

You'll get a copy of the video meant for embedding, one that doesn't care as much about where you're watching from.

5. Search YouTube videos on a timeline.

Free video timeline creator TimeTube is one of those tools that you should never head to while on deadline. Those without willpower issues, however, can find fascinating looks at the evolution of trends, organize TV and news clips for a wider view, and even get a little research done on current or net-related topics. It also definitely helps narrow down your searching when the results list is enormously unmanageable.

4. Get videos delivered TiVo-style with Miro.

You could, if you wanted, keep track of all your favorite net-based video shows in a feed reader or just wait to hear about them a week after they're released. Or you could use the free, cross-platform Miro player to turn your computer into a TiVo for net video. As Gina detailed in her look at Miro, the software keeps track of what you've watched, auto-recycles stuff you probably won't get to, and otherwise does a smart job of handling video streams. And if you want to hook Miro up to your real TV, it's got the chops to go full-screen with any format.

3. Turn YouTube searches into vidcast feeds.

YouTube offers up a few RSS feeds of videos—"Recently Featured," "Top Favorites Today," and the like—but not for individual searches, the kind you'd make if you were keeping up with The Guild or keeping on top of the latest Xbox 360 hacks.YouTube Podcaster, a free service from vixy.net (who also provide a nifty converter you'll see below), makes YouTube videos as easy to grab and watch as podcasts. Enter in your search URL, copy the iTunes link, and you'll get an on-demand feed of videos that meet your criteria. You'll want to be specific, but skipping the comments and stream loading time are your rewards.

2. Watch YouTube on TV.

Many web videos are perfect for quick desktop scanning, but YouTube also contains entire series and longer clips—especially those with higher resolutions available—that make for great couch fare. If you've got a classic Xbox or a Windows Media Center hooked up to the tube, you can flip your Xbox into a YouTube-friendly media center, or add YouTube capabilities to that Microsoft-built box with free plug-in Yougle. Now you can force your already-sitting friends to catch up on Chad Vader and all your other I-swear-it's-funny-just-watch memes.

1. Make videos easy to download.

If you want to stash a YouTube clip away for editing or watching without the net, you've definitely got options. Internet Explorer users might appreciate YouTube File Hack, which grabs FLV files for you. The Better YouTube Firefox extension, crafted by our own site editor, adds a simple "Download this video" link to any YouTube page, and the All-In-One Video Bookmarklet is a nice cross-browser conversion tool. If you're away from your own setup, Vixy.net and Viddownloader are your go-to sites for downloading clips. As for watching FLV files, we like and use the cross-platform VLC player.

What are your favorite tricks for getting the most out of YouTube? Post 'em up in the comments.

10:43 AM by admin · 0