Use VLC Media player as Video Converter

VLC is one of the most popular media player where most of the users prefers nowadays.How many of you know that we can convert the video files easily using VLC without any specified converter.Hereafter you don't need to download or purchase a separate software for video converting.I will show you an easiest way to convert videos with VLC media player.

Steps to convert videos using VLC:

Step 1: On VLC player click the menu Media.

Step 2: Under that select Convert/save.

Step 3: You can select a video file to convert by clicking Add button.

Step 4: Then again click on convert/save.New dialog box appears.


Step 5:  In that window,Click on browse and select a path to save the converted
              video file.

You can choose the output video format under settings area.

Step 6: Finally click on Start.

Remove Browsers Header and Footer on the Printed Page

If you print any pages from the internet,automatically the date,time,page title,URL of that page should appears in top and bottom of your printed document.Its simply annoying. To remove the header and footer content printed automatically by changing some browser settings.Depending upon the browser,it will vary.




For Internet Explorer:

1.Open Internet Explorer

2.Press the Alt key to get the drop down menus and click File.

3.Click Page Setup.

4.Remove "&w&bPage &p of &P" from the header if you want to not have a header printed and "&u&b&d" from the footer if you do not want to have a footer printed.

For Mozilla :

1.Click File.

2.Click Page Setup.

3.Click the Margins & Headers/Footers tab.

4.Change the top three and bottom three drop down menus to "--blank--" if you want to remove all the headers and footers.

If you want to change these settings, select what you wanted to be printed from the drop down menu.


For Opera :

1.Open Opera

2.Click File.

3.Click Print Options.

4.Uncheck "Print headers and footers."

For Chrome :

For whatever reason, Chrome doesn't have any options for disabling headers and footers in printing. For Windows, a Chrome user on this Chrome help page came up with a workable solution, which basically entails setting up Internet Explorer to print without headers and footers (details above), then installing IE Tab for Chrome and loading pages you want to print with IE Tab before printing, then print from the right-click context menu to print the page using IE's default printing setup.

If you're a Mac user who prefers Chrome—as far as I can tell, you're out of luck until Google lets you tweak printing options in Chrome.

Hope Google will think about it soon !!!