(A example of this is a trip report that includes links to photo albums hosted on a third party site.) If the primary outcome of your post, regardless of your original intent, is to drive traffic to your blog/vlog/Instagram/portfolio/etc., your post will be removed. If you want to submit your own content, its primary goal should be to drive or jumpstart discussion on r/JapanTravel. This includes advertising business services you are directly connected to. wheelchair accessible bathrooms, guide dogs) or in case of emergencies. Specific questions within larger posts (such as itineraries) are allowed, as are questions regarding accommodating the special needs of a person (eg. have better and more up-to-date information and recommendations on individual establishments or services such as travel agencies, booking agencies, lodgings, restaurants, shops, etc. The review sections of the aggregator sites such as TripAdvisor, Yelp, Expedia, Tabelog, etc. No posts primarily focused on individual establishments or services.Any itinerary post that does not meet these requirements will be removed. Itinerary posts must have sufficient supporting information and specific questions so that the community can help. It is not the job of this subreddit to fill the gaps in your itinerary for you. Itinerary posts must be clearly identified in their titles, and theymust include more information than dates and location.Posts that contain minimal information ("Where should I go?"), excessively broad questions ("Tips for Tokyo?"), or other low effort / karma-gleaning posts ("I miss Japan!") will be removed. This information can have a significant impact on the suggestions the community provides to you. Include information such as: Where you're starting YOUR dates of travel budget genera interests or things you like to do. Be specific in the questions you're asking. General discussion posts are welcome in /r/JapanTravelTips. Posts that belong in other subreddits will be removed or redirected. Translation requests should be posted in r/translator. Posts about living in Japan, whether temporarily or permanently belong in either r/movingtojapan, r/teachinginjapan, or r/japanlife. General posts about travel, airlines, airports, accommodations should be posted in r/travel or r/flights. This subreddit is intended for those traveling as a tourist within Japan.I recognize my uses are unique, but am very happy with how iVideo works.This subreddit is for any and all looking to visit Japan as a tourist - including those who have already been. Most apps force you into copying your files to their database or are too limited in their feature set or focus on features I don't need. I am testing some other methods with Sugarsync, still I think this should be a little more straightforward, but nothing else I've tested even does this so I am happy.īottom line is It does a what it does better than anything I've tested and I have tested a bunch of apps such as Usher, Leap, Reinforced Together, (and many others I cant remember now) for this task.
#Ivideo usa portable#
I found a way to share the library so I can use it on multiple computers since I store videos on a portable drive and shuffle them between my desktop and laptop.
Still if you expand the size of the thumbnails you can usually work it out.
I'd like to see the name of videos word wrapped in the thumbnail view. This works great just to organize tutorials and I would like to be able to organize these into folders. It has a really cool web page feature where it creates a web page interface for videos of your choice. This is a request but not really necessary since it works well using vlc since you have a log of what you watched. The integrated player is good but I use VLC to play videos since I can increase the speed in VLC. It allows ratings but I'd love to Color videos as well. I have a few minor feature requests for the app and I hope it is in active development: It keeps your files in the original Location if desired, has flexible sorting options, allows you to change the video thumbnails easily (either by the frame or by drag and drop), gives you 3 great view options, video thumbnail view is saved per playlist, allows folders for Playlists, tracks your play count and the location you left off, great search function
#Ivideo usa professional#
This is a robust professional application meant to manage a huge amount of videos in a variety of formats. I use it for managing my library of tutorials and find it to be extremely well suited for this task. For videos, iVideo is by far the best I've tested.
#Ivideo usa pdf#
I wanted a single app to manage my educational and tutorial Videos, PDF manuals, etc but opted for an app that handles each well.
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