How to synchronize subtitles using Media Player Classic

How to synchronize subtitles using Media Player Classic

Sometimes when we download movies and tv shows they come with subtitles (usually with extension .srt). that are not synchronized with the video.

All you have to do is:

1. Open the video
2. Load the subtitle
3. Press Ctrl+6, to show the SubResync console in which you can see the sequence of the subtitles
4. Pause on the beginning of any dialog
5. Select the subtitle sequence according to video's dialog in the SubResync console
6. Right-click on the Time field and select Current. This action will fix the time sequence of the subtitle

You can also save the newly synchronized subtitle via main menu: 

 

File -> Save Subtitle (Ctrl+S)

Firefox 28 - How to move Tabs below the Navigation bar

1. Open Firefox
2. Open about:config
3. Search and change browser.tabs.onTop to false

How to create picture border in Photoshop

How to create picture border in Photoshop using 'Stroke'

By far the easiest method to add a simple border is by using the 'Stroke' command in Photoshop:

1. Selecting the entire photo (Select -> All)
2. Edit -> Stroke.
3. In "Location" box, select "inside"

Choose how wide you want the border to be in pixels, as well as what color.
The more pixels, the wider the border will be.

How to directly open torrents with Utorrent while using Chrome?

1. Download any .torrent file 
2. When download is complete, click on the arrow on the right side of the download button in Chrome status bar 
3. Click on "Always open files of this type"

From now on, all .torrent files will open using uTorrent (or the default application associated with .torrent files).

How to create a Magnifying Glass effect in Photoshop

http://photoshop-stuff.org/tutorials/tutorial-create-a-magnifying-glass-in-photoshop--2166/

WebMail Notifier Gmail fix

Gmail changed the login from https://www.google.com to https://accounts.google.com

To get WMN working again with Gmail accounts do the following:

1. Close Firefox
2. Go to:

C:\Users\{your username}\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\{yourProfile}.default\extensions\{37fa1426-b82d-11db-8314-0800200c9a66}\components\scripts

3. Change the following 2 1 lines in gmail.js:

Line 13

FROM
this.loginData=["https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLoginAuth?service=mail",

TO
this.loginData=["https://accounts.google.com/accounts/ServiceLoginAuth?service=mail"


/* NOT NEEDED

Line 20

FROM
this.loginData=["https://www.google.com/a/"+ar[1]+"/LoginAction2?service=mail",

TO
this.loginData=["https://accounts.google.com/a/"+ar[1]+"/LoginAction2?service=mail",

*/

How to fix when Google Talk Freezes with Show current music track

When you activate "Show Current Music Track" in Gtalk while using Windows media player or Winamp 5.5 or higher versions, your Google Talk will freeze or stop responding. 

To overcome this problem there are two different methods, one for each type of player.

Note: Remember to close both Winamp or Media Player and Google Talk when doing this.

For Winamp 5.5 or Higher Versions :

• Go to the root directory of Winamp (Usually in C:\Program Files\Winamp)
• Select Tools -> Folder Options -> View (Tab) 
• Uncheck the hide extensions for known file types and click Ok.
• Create an empty file (Right click -> New -> Text document)
• Name the file "winamp.m3u" and save.

For Windows Media Player :

If this problem occurs in Windows Media Player( WMP) it just needs an activation of the plugin.

• Go to the Now Playing in your player.
• Select Plugins -> Options
• In the window select Plugins -> Background on the left side
• Select Google Talk Music Plugin
• Click OK and you are done.