You don’t need to remember functions, classes and specific solutions to be a good programmer. They are online, accessible at any time. And being a PHP developer you are unlikely to do much important work without being connected to the internet. Then what makes a good programmer? For me a good PHP programmer means someone who is efficient – who can solve problems and build quality web based software quickly and in a way that allows easier maintenance and extending of the program.

So being a good PHP programmer means mostly to write a good code with less effort and time spent. And here is what does that mean – several main things:

- Code that is short. I don’t mean putting everything on one line like some Perl coders do, but writing less waste, reusing code and keeping it modular

- Code that is easy to maintain and extend – this again means modular, but also a well commented PHP code.

- Code that doesn’t overload the server – you shouldn’t get obsessed by this but it’s important to keep the server overload low

How to write such code? There isn’t a specific recipe – every developer has its own style regardless the fact that many use frameworks or follow specific guidelines. So I’m not going to offer you a recipe. Instead of that here are seven of the best practices I follow to write better PHP (and not only PHP) code. If you use them too, you can drastically improve your efficiency as a developer.

1. Use alternative PHP syntax in templates:

I really hope you use templates, to begin with. If you are messing the HTML output directly into your scripts, you need to work on this first. If you already follow the concept to separate your design from the program logic, you are either using some template engine (usually a dead end reducing productivity) or placing a bit of PHP code inside the templates (loops, if/else statements etc). You can add some more cleanness to your views by using the alternative PHP syntax instead of the standard one with “{” and “}”. Using foreach: / endforeach;, if: endif; for: endfor, etc. keeps the PHP code on less lines in the view, helps knowing when a loop is opened and closed and generally looks better.

You can learn more about the alternative PHP syntax on the official PHP site – just search for “Alternative syntax for control structures”.

2. Everything capsulated:

You know about the DRY, don’t you? Don’t Repeat Yourself. Don’t copy-paste code. Always use functions and classes that will encapsulate often executed tasks. I know this is ABC of programming, but are you really really doing it? If one SQL query or code block is repeating itself 3 or more times in the application, then it should be a method or function. If it is repeating itself with slight variations, it should be a method or function as well (one that takes arguments). Here is what encapsulation gives you:

- less code, less writing

- ability to make changes across the entire app with a single code change

- clean and understandable code

These three things really make a better code. Let’s get a very simple example: which you think is better – formatting the date in the SQL query or in the PHP code? Both are fine if you encapsulate the format. If you use the standard PHP date() function everywhere or the SQL date formatting function, passing the format that the client requires, to each call, what will happen if the client wants a change? You’ll have to change it everywhere. To avoid that, build your own function to format the date or just put the formatting string (the “Y/m/d H:i A” thing for example) in a constant, so you can change it any time.

3. Use a DB object:

There are many ways to handle this, including ODBC, PDO and others. Whatever you do, don’t put mysql_query() or mssql_query() (or whatever) directly in your code. It’s not that you are going to change the DB engine ten times in the project – in fact in eight years in web development I had to change the DB engine of an existing project just a couple of times. It’s again about keeping the code short, readable and better. For example I have a DB object with methods that return a single value, single array or multiple array from a DB query. This way instead of writing:

$sql=”SELECT * FROM some_table”;

$result=mysql_query($sql);

and then using $result in some construction like while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result)), I just write:

$sql=”SELECT * FROM some_table”;

$some_things=$DB->aq($sql);

And I have the result in $some_things. (Note: don’t use this when retrieving thousands of records at once, it will exhaust the server memory).

4. Use CRUD Functions:

Just in case you don’t know, CRUD comes from CReate, Update, Delete. Create functions or object methods which will do this work for you or use the well known ActiveRecord. Do this instead of writing long SQL queries with tens of fields listed. This is going to save you a lot of time. It’s going to work automatically when you add or remove a field in the HTML form. Isn’t that great?

5. Debugging is your best friend:

OK this point isn’t directly related to writing a better code – it’s more related to being a better programmer however. If something doesn’t work, you are not likely to fix it just by thinking hard or by looking at hundreds of lines of code. It’s not going to happen by swearing either. It’s going to happen by debugging.

Debugging is the action of going back following the logic of your program and finding the place where it works wrong or doesn’t work. It doesn’t matter if you use a debugger or just print_r() and echo() in various places of your code. The important thing is to trace backwards. Start from the current place – is there something wrong in it? If yes, go back few lines before the output/result happens. Is it still wrong? If yes, keep going few lines back. If no, then you know where exactly is the wrong piece of code – after this current line and before the line when your latest “is it wrong?” test returned true. I may sound bold, but I’ll say that this is the most important skill in programming (and not only) ever: to be able to go back and trace the route of the problem. If you learn to do this, you will be able to solve any solvable problem.

6. Mind the names:

A code that uses meaningful variable names is so much better – at any time you read it you know what is happening – is there a product currently modified, is it an array of users, is it the ID of the logged in, or is it anything else. I am not talking about Hungarian notation – just use variable names which correspond to the subject they represent and show whether it’s in singular or plural form. Don’t use variable names like $rows, $row, $varArr etc. Instead of that use $products when you are working with products, use $user when you are working with a single user, use $is_logged or $isLogged when you need a boolean variable showing whether the user is logged in the system. Use names that matter and be consistent in that. You’ll thank yourself later for writing such code. Other developers will thank you too.

7. Reduce DB queries:

It’s a common sense, but how many developers really do it? How many of them spend hours improving some unimportant thing like moving a sizeof() out of a loop and at the same time send a DB query in the very same loop? DB queries are the most server power consuming task in many web applications. Here are several ways to reduce the number of queries in your code:

- Use joins and left joins.

- Use inner selects when joins and left joins won’t do the job.

- Use views and temporary tables.

- Sometimes you’ll need to check something for a number of records and the previous three solutions won’t work. Instead of running a query each time, isn’t it possible to run one query for collection A, one for collection B and then use a foreach loop in PHP to check the condition? Very often it is. Be creative.

Reducing the number of queries is vital for web applications that are going to be used by many users at the same time. Sometimes you may need to sacrifice code shortness for that. This will not make your code worse – you should give the things their correct priority.

Are you following any of these guidelines in your code now?

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Everywhere I look I can find tutorials but rarely are they complete. The tutorial I am about to write is meant to be a complete tutorial. Sure you can add more options to the RSS file itself but what I mean by complete is that it will work for anyone if the principals that are outlined here are followed. Without further delay lets jump right into build a dynamic RSS feed using PHP and MySQL

To begin our PHP based RSS feed we need to do one little thing first. Take a look at your “.htaccess” file which is generally located in the root directory of web server. It is the file that is used for doing URL rewrites, 301 redirects etc. Every Apache server should have it so look for it. If you are using dreamweaver an easy to get the file is to create it in the site manager, i.e. right-click and create a new file. Rename the file “.htaccess” and then right click on your newly created file and click “Get”. Again this is only for users of Dreamweaver. I am making this more complicated than it should be. Look for.htaccess in your web server root. Enough said

Once we have our.htaccess file found we need to make a change. Since our RSS file will be of the PHP extension i.e. rss.php and not of the xml type. We need.htaccess to know that files with the type.xml shoule be interpreted as.php files. To do this we enter the following in our.htaccess file:

AddType application/x-httpd-php.xml

With our.htaccess file ready to go we now need to begin writing the PHP for our RSS feed. Our file will be broken into four sections. The first is the header which tells the browser that the file is of type XML. The second section is the head of our RSS file. Its everything that you could make static about the channel, i.e. the basic info related to the RSS feed. Our third sections is where it gets nifty. We create a database connection and use it to create our RSS feed. We then need to loop through each of the items we want in our database and output them as xml. Finally our fourth part is all the output that is required to close the channel. There is little to it aside from a few echo commands but it is a separate section in its own minor way.

First we need to create a new php file, I chose to name mine rss.php, you can name yours whatever you like. Once we have our file open we begin with our first section:

//Set XML header for browser

header(’Content-type: text/xml’);

?>

Before we do anything we want to send a message to the browser that informs it that it is dealing with an XML file. If we did not pass this information to the browser our dynamic RSS feed would not work. As simple as it sounds that is it for our first part of our RSS file.

In our next section we need to begin creating the structure of our XML file. There are few ways to do this. One is with the echo command. The other is through the use of variables. I have used both and personally prefer the variable method since it seems simpler in my mind. Therefore that is the method I will demonstrate. Here is our code (it includes the code from our first section):

//Set XML header for browser

header(’Content-type: text/xml’);

//Create the heading/channel info for RSS Feed

$output = ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ‘Your RSS Feed Description’;

$output.= ‘ [url]‘;

?>

Here is what we did with the second section. First we created a variable $output. We set it equal to. However once we have the value set we do not overwrite it. We instead use the operator “.=” which means simply add to the current value. So for example if we said that $some-variable = “a string”. We then used our “.=” operator to add to the value like so $some-var.= ” like some var”. Next if we were to echo our variable $some-variable it would read “a string like some var”. We are taking our variable and adding all of the xml tags to it to create one contiguous xml document stored in one variable, $output. One other thing to note is that for the title, description and link tags you should add in your sites information. While I don’t think anyone would intentionally use the info I had between the tags it is easy to forget little things like that, which is why I mention it.

For our third section we get down to the meat and bones of our php generated RSS page. What we are going to do is connect to a MySQL database and grab all the pertinent information we need. Then we are going to create individual xml items for each of the new entry or article that we have. This is all done when the user accesses the RSS page. Not before. The page is dynamic not static. For intents and purposes we don’t have an RSS page until someone accesses it. Now lets get to the code:

//Set XML header for browser

header(’Content-type: text/xml’);

//Create the heading/channel info for RSS Feed

$output = ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ‘Your RSS Feed Description’;

$output.= ‘ [url]‘;

//Individual Items of our RSS Feed

//Connect to a database and and display each new item in our feed

//Connect to DB

$host = “localhost”; //Name of host

$user = “cmsuser”; //User name for Database

$pass = “mypass”; //Password for Database

$db = “my_database”; //Name of Database

mysql_connect($host,$user,$pass);

mysql_select_db($db);

//Create SQL Query for our RSS feed

$sql = “SELECT `title`, `link`, `description`, `date` FROM `articles`ORDER BY `date` DESC LIMIT 0, 15″;

$result = mysql_query($sql) or die (”Query couldn’t be executed”);

//Create Loop for the individual elements in the RSS item section

while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))

{

$output.= ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ‘ ‘.$row['link'].”;

$output.= ”.$row['description'].”;

$output.= ‘

‘.$row['date'].”;

$output.= ”;

}

?>

Now a great deal has occurred in this section so let me try and explain everything clearly. First lets start with the comment “Connect to DB”. Here we need to connect to a database. Normally I write a function earlier on and simply call it when I want to connect to a database and run a query. However I can not assume that you have already written one so we will go through writing one together. First we define variables that will house the necessary information for the “mysql_connect” and “mysql_select_db” functions. The information we need to store is our hostname, generally its “localhost”, our user name for the database, our password, and the name of the database. Once we have that saved we use it in the function “mysql_connect” which is used to make a connection a mysql database, once we establish the connection we then need to select a database with the “mysql_select_db” statement. Now that we have connected to our database lets examine how we go about getting the information we need.

Now that we are connected we must run a query to get the information we need. For the example I have made a few assumptions the first being that the name of the database is articles and that it contains the four columns: `title`, `link`, `description`, `date` and that they are named as such. I also limited the result to 16, by using the statement “…LIMIT 0,15″ which means only show rows 0 to 15. You can set it to whatever you would like or you can remove it completely and have no limit on the number of entries in your RSS feed. Okay for small sites, awful for large ones. Use your discretion here. Now that we have the query constructed I want to point out one thing. Normally you see people using the “SELECT *…” statement when they run queries. Not only do I think its bad practice but why get more information that you need, it takes longer and makes your site run just ever so slightly slower. Therefore I recommend that when you form your sql queries you implicitly state which fields you want rather than using a “SELECT *…” statement. Now that we have our query we need run it by using the command “mysql_query” and pass the results into a variable, cleverly known as $result. If you notice that after our “mysql_query($sql)” statement I have “or die(…)”. What that statement does is if there is an error it kills the query and terminates the function then echoes whatever error message you place in the brackets. Handy for figuring out where things may go wrong.

So far we have connected to a database and run a query outputting the results into a variable, $result. Now we need to put this all into a neat little RSS item. To do this we need to create a loop, What our loop will do is go through our query row by row and pull the information from each row and do whatever we want with it. In this case we want to store it. To do so we create a while loop which basically reads while there are rows still left in our result variable. We need to do whatever code is between the brackets {… }. There are other ways to have formed this loop but for now the most direct method is the one I have listed. Now that we have our rows in a variable $row we need to add them to our xml file. To do that we use our good friend “.=”and basically add in the information for each item we wish to create. There are many more tags you can use with your RSS feed. I have only chosen to use the “title”, “link”, “description”, “pubDate” since that was all I felt like i needed and this is not an article on the structure of RSS but how to generate them dynamically.

We have completed three of our four steps. Since we have all of our items created, we did it previously with the while loop that will cycle through each result in the database and add it to our variable with the appropriate tags, we need to finish off our file and display it to the user. To do this we use the following code:

//Set XML header for browser

header(’Content-type: text/xml’);

//Create the heading/channel info for RSS Feed

$output = ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ‘Your RSS Feed Description’;

$output.= ‘ [url]‘;

//Individual Items of our RSS Feed

//Connect to a database and and display each new item in our feed

//Connect to DB

$host = “localhost”; //Name of host

$user = “cmsuser”; //User name for Database

$pass = “mypass”; //Password for Database

$db = “my_database”; //Name of Database

mysql_connect($host,$user,$pass);

mysql_select_db($db);

//Create SQL Query for our RSS feed

$sql = “SELECT `title`, `link`, `description`, `date` FROM `articles`ORDER BY `date` DESC LIMIT 0, 15″;

$result = mysql_query($sql) or die (”Query couldn’t be executed”);

//Create Loop for the individual elements in the RSS item section

while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))

{

$output.= ”;

$output.= ”;

$output.= ‘ ‘.$row['link'].”;

$output.= ”.$row['description'].”;

$output.= ‘

‘.$row['date'].”;

$output.= ”;

}

//Close RSS channel

$output.= ”;

$output.= ”;

//Display output in browser

echo $output;

?>

Here is our completed code in all its glory, all we have added is two more statements that append our variable with the following tags “” and “” which closes our channel and RSS tags respectively, that we opened earlier. After that we need to display the information so that the web browser can see it. To do this we simply use the echo command and echo our variable $output that we used to store all the information previously. You should now be able to see what I meant earlier in the article when I suggested that one could use echo instead of adding the information to a variable, but that’s besides the point. What matters now is that you got a fully working RSS feed that you never have to toy with again unless its to add more information. Hope you enjoy it and can put it to good use!

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Today we are going to review the PHP-Nuke Content Management System (CMS). PHP-Nuke is best used for a community website, or a website focused on different information (including articles, guides, etc.) that users can interact with.

Simply put the main focus of PHP-Nuke is to manage your web site’s pages through the use of modules. There are many different modules available, and as PHP-Nuke is open source many people create thier own module and release them (there is also a new feature on the PHP Nuke Website, where users can sell custom modules).

In this article we will dive deep into PHP-Nuke and explore some of the various features available in this free Content Management System.

Before we continue on the requirements for setting up PHP Nuke should be stated. Firstly you will need some type of web server (Apache is recommended), along with some time of SQL database (MySQL is standard and best used with PHP Nuke), you will also need a PHP version of at least 4.

For this article we will assume you are using a shared hosting account with FTP enabled, although if you have an Apache server on your computer the same steps are used. Below is a summary of the installation instructions as stated on the PHP Nuke website, if you already have nuke installed you can skip this section.

First of all you are going to need to download a version of PHP-Nuke, you can download the latest version on the official web site. Now if you are using a shared hosting account you will need to unzip the PHP-Nuke package, and upload via FTP to your server. You can put PHP Nuke inside your document root or create a directory such as ‘nuke’ if you only wish to use PHP Nuke for a sub area of your web site.

If your server is on a UNIX of Linux platform (shared hosting most likely is, if unsure ask your host), you will need to edit the file permissions. I will not go into detail here but, files will be set to chmod ‘644′ and directories will be set to ‘755′.

You will now need to create the appropriate database structure for PHP Nuke, the easiest way to do this that requires little MySQL knowledge is to use the PHP Nuke database creation package file, nukesql.php.

Now before we dive into working with your newly installed PHP Nuke site you just need to edit the config file. You will need to enter your MySQL database information, it should be easy to see where to enter the information via the comments in the file.

We now go to the Home page created by PHP Nuke, and there is a little message there with a link to create a superuser (an admin with all the admin powers, is referred to as a superadmin). After the user is created login to the admin page (yoursite.com/admin.php) using your newly created superadmin: god with the password ‘password’ (you should change theses immediately, and remember to use a complicated alpha-numerical password).

You now have a PHP Nuke website setup and ready with a superadmin account setup for you. You might now want to check out the following sections on the official PHP-Nuke website to get some basic concepts on your new content management system:

• The Add-Ons download section. Here you can browse the different categories for add-ons that may interest you.
• The Themes download section. Choose a different theme to make you PHP Nuke website more attractive.
• Questions. A selection of questions and answers relating to PHP-Nuke.

PHP-Nuke comes built in with a statistics module, it shows some basic stats of your website such as the number of registered users or the the number of posts made. But also shows a breakdown of what operating system and internet browser you visitors have used.

Probably the module you are likely to use first, is the pre-installed News module. Using this you can add news items under different categories and this news is sorted on the front page of your website by date. There is also a great archiving feature which allows for easy indexing by search engines and users. You can see an example of the news module on the front page of your PHP-Nuke installation, the news items are edited via the admin page. Users are also able to submit news which is moderated by admins and decided upon whether it will be added to the website.

Built into PHP Nuke is also a surveys module. Using the admin control panel you can create new polls which can be answered by visitors to your website. When a new survey is created the previous survey is then sent to an archive where the results (in graph form) are browsable.

The different modules are usually positioned on the left and right side of the page, and the order along with which modules are active is set using the admin panel on the modules page.

Finally is our review on the PHP-Nuke content management system. For an overall look we would rate PHP Nuke 6/10, it is coded well and looks professional but the entire them is missing the whole Web 2.0 look. For features and modules we give a rating of 7/10 as there are many different features and add-ons available to make the site perform specific activities. For an overall review of PHP Nuke we give a rating of 5/10 as you have to create special skins (themes) for PHP-Nuke and it is hard to incorporate it into an existing web site.

If you are interested in learning more on PHP-Nuke along with documentation and how-tos then please feel free to visit the official PHP-Nuke web site.

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SQL is short for Structured Query Language, which is broadly used in a database system for data programming, such as structure designing and data manipulation. While it may seem easy at first glance, it takes time and practice to be perfect at this data language. Queries can be as simple as a single keyword or as sophisticated as a sentence with 20 keywords or even a whole structured routine.

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SELECT * FROM table1;

Which selects all records by fields * from table table1. SELECT is the SQL command to display data or output something. The asterisk simply means all fields. There can be a conditional clause that indicates the conditions that must be met to display the data:

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I’ve written this tutorial for anyone who uses adobe premiere pro and wants to find out the best way to compress a video using “Windows Media Video”.

I cover things like what bitrate to use with what resolution and frame rate aswell as what a few of the different settings do and mean. Find out for yourself and take a read…

(not you will need to copy and paste image url’s in to your browser)

Getting to Adobe Media Encoder

1. Render all unrendered footage if you haven’t done so already in premiere pro

2. Now go, File >> Export >> Adobe Media Encoder

3. Select “Windows Media” from the format drop down list

4. Then, from the preset drop down list, select something like “WMV9 720 25p” (doesn’t really matter what you choose)

Video Settings

1. Select “Video” on the left hand side of the Adobe Media Encoder

2. Under Video, make sure…

• Select “Windows Media Video 9” as the codec
• Leave “Allow Interlaced Processing” Unticked
• Under Bitrate Settings, Select “Two” encoding passes and make sure the mode is “Variable Constrained”. This offers way better results compared to a single encoding pass

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Audio Settings

1. Select “Audio” on the left hand side of the Adobe Media Encoder

2. Under Audio, make sure…

• Select “Windows Media Audio 9.1” as the audio codec
• Under Bitrate Settings, Select “Two” encoding passes and make sure the mode is “Constant”. This will make sure the audio quality stays the same the whole way through the video

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Audience Settings

1. Select “Audiences” on the left hand side of the Adobe Media Encoder

2. Audiences is the most important part as this is where you actually set the quality and the file size

3. Now, select your desired frame rate, it’s usually best to keep it at its original level. But, say you’re original level is 50 frames a second, reduce it to 25. If you’re going for a really small file, then you’d want to bring your fps down to 20 or 15, but 25 will always enhance the footage as it will appear a lot smoother.

4. For Pixel Aspect Ratio, set it to however you’re original footage is set. If you’re editing footage shot on the computer, then square pixels will give you the best results.

5. Frame Width and Frame Height is a big factor for when considering image quality with file size. You kind of need to match them both up. In theory, for simple scenes like a close up of a human face “1 bit” per 200 pixels will offer good results,you may even want to try 250 pixels per bit. But with a more complex scene which includes maybe scenery and shrubs or a fast action video.etc, you’d want to aim around “1 bit” per 100 pixels (no where over 140 pixels per bit). To work this out, simply look at all the scenes in your video. If your scenes vary a lot in terms of colour and complexity, then you want lesser pixels per bit, this will increase file size (or reduce image size) but will offer way better results otherwise. On the other hand, if you’re video contains long interviews with a still background. Then the compressor will be able to produce good results with a high pixel per bit rate.

6. Now, moving down to the basic audio settings, if you’re video contains a lot of sound and the sound is really important in the video. Then you wont want to go under 96kb/s, but I usually prefer to use 160kb/s or 128kb/s as if you compare the 160kb/s bitrate of the audio to the say 5000 bitrate of the video, you can see that the audio isn’t going to effect file size much in this case. The higher your video bitrate, the lesser the impact the audio will have on the filesize. Use CBR audio, not (A/V) CBR audio. Use stereo if your sound differs from channel to channel (most music does).

7. Back to the Video now, Set Decoder Complexity to Auto

8. For key frame interval, if you have a high action video with complex scenes, set this to about 1 or 2. On the other hand, if you have not so complex scenes like an interview with a still background, then you can raise this up to about 10.

9. Leave buffer size as default

10. Now, here is the good bit. Because earlier on, we set a Video Encoding mode to a Two pass encode with a variable but constrained bitrate. This means we can now give a maximum and average bitrate. It will use the maximum bitrate in the more complex scenes and will use the average bitrate for normal scenes. Now, setting your bitrate is important. This is basically, where we shove all our resolution and other data, in to a tightly packaged file. If you package your file to tight, bits of data start oozing out the corners which is why it’s important to package your video tight, but not too tight. Let’s say we have a rather complex video which is fairly fast paced with lots of different colours and scenes. We set our resolution to 1024×768 with a frame rate of 25 and we want excellent quality, but a small file size.

Ok, let’s put what we learnt in to play. Ok, 1024 multiplied by 768 gives us 786000 pixels. That means that every single frame will contain 786000 pixels. If our video is running at 25fps, that’s 19.2 million pixels a second. The way compressors work, is they look for similarities across multiple frames and they try and share the data. Sometimes, when you set the bitrate too low, it just can’t deal with that data so it needs to throw away some pixels. The lower the bitrate, the more pixels get thrown around or ripped up.

11. Now, we need to set the bitrate. So, seeing our scene is fairly complex, and we want good quality, I think 130 pixels per bit will be fine. So, lets divide 786000 by 130. This gives us 6040 bits. So, 6000 bits a second is what we need. We’ll set 6000 as the peak and 5000 as the average. Now, 5000 bits a second will produce a fairly large file in terms of the internet, but remember, we are using a resolution of 1024×768 which is very big in terms of the net, but we want viewers to see “all” the work we have put in to it.

12. Now, once the bitrate is set, we have our buffer size, the larger your bit rate, the larger you want your buffer size. In this case, a buffer of 20/25 will be fine (buffer usually doesn’t effect anything).

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Saving

1. Now, save the preset buy hitting the floppy disk icon up the top of the Adobe Encoder Window. But, before you do that, place a comment for the preset if you want.

2. Now, hit ok at the bottom of the window which will then prompt you for a location to save it. It will also give an estimated file size based on your video length and you’re peak data rate (for both the video and audio). But seeing we are using a variable bit rate, this estimate is usually higher than the end result.

3. Let it render out, then enjoy.

Tips

• It’s usually good to set your work area to a length of 5 seconds over a complex part of your video, that way, you can do test renders to find the best bit rate
• If you get errors while exporting and you use a hyperthreading processor or a dual core processor, visit this site to fix the problem. If you don’t get this problem, it may still be a good idea to visit the site and get the new adobe media encoder.

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Three Ways To Index Your Site With Google Sitemaps

[Difficult, Hard, And Easy]

Google has recently implemented a program where any webmaster

can create a Sitemap of their Site and submit it for indexing

by Google. It is a quick and easy way for you to keep your

site constantly indexed and updated in Google.

The program is appropriately called Google Sitemaps.

In order for you to best use Sitemaps, you must have an XML generated

file on your site that will transmit or send any updates, changes, and

data to Google. XML (Extensible Markup Language)is everywhere these days,

you have probably seen the orange XML logo on many web sites and its

often associated with Blogging because Blogs use XML/RSS feeds to

syndicate their content.

Today RSS is known mostly as ‘Really Simple Syndication’ but its original

acronym stood for ‘Rich Site Summary’. XML is only simple code like HTML

and it is used to syndicate your content to all interested parties.

And the interested party in this case is Google. By creating

Sitemaps Google is really asking webmasters to take charge of

the indexing and updating of their sites. Basically, doing

the Googlebot’s job!

This is a ‘Good’ thing! With the steady influx of new web sites

growing rapidly, indexing all this material will become a challenge,

even with the resources of Google. With Sitemaps, websmasters can

now take charge and make sure their site is crawled and indexed.

Please note, indexing your site with Sitemaps WON’T improve

your rankings in Google. You will still be competing with the other

sites in Google for top positions. But with Sitemaps you can make

sure all your pages are crawled and indexed quickly by Google.

There are some other big advantages of using Google’s Sitemaps

– mainly you have control over a few key variables, attributes or tags.

To explain this as simply as possible, your XML powered sitemap

file will have this simple code for each page of your site:

http://www.yoursite.com/

1.0

2005-07-03T16:18:09+00:00

daily

Along with ‘urlset’ tags at the beginning and end of your code,

and an XML version indication – that’s basically your XML file!

File size will depend on the number of webpages you have.

Taking a closer look at this XML file:

location http://www.yoursite.com — name of your webpage

priority you set the priority you want Google to place on that page

in your site. You can prioritize your pages: 0.0 being the least,

1.0 being the highest, 0.5 is in the middle. This is ONLY relative to

your site. It will not affect your rankings. Why is this important?

You have certain pages on your site that are more important than

others, (home page, high profit page, opt-in page, etc.) by placing high

priority on these pages, you will increase their importance in Google.

last modified when you last modified that page, this timestamp allows

crawlers to avoid recrawling pages that haven’t changed.

change frequency you can tell Google how often you change that

particular page. Never, weekly, daily, hourly, and so on — if you

frequently update your page this could be extremely important.

Why do I need a XML Generator?

In order for this XML sitemap file on your site to be constantly

updated, you need a Generator that will spider your site, list

all the urls and automatically feed them to Google. Thus constantly

updating your site in Google’s massive index or database.

Keep in mind, Google also gives you the option of submitting

a simple text file with all your URLs.

Now there is already a flood of these generators popping up! Different

ways of generating your XML powered sitemap file. More are probably appearing

as you read this. But lets look at Three ways to generate your XML file.

Difficult Google’s Python Generator

That’s a relative term, if you know your server like the back of your

hand and installing scripts doesn’t scare the bejesus out of you,

you’re probably smiling at the word difficult. Google supplies a link to a

generator which you can download and set up on your server. It will cough

up your sitemap XML file and automatically feed it to Google.

Google XML Generator [https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/en/sitemap-generator.html]

In order for this Generator to work, Python version 2.2 must be installed

on your web server, many servers don’t have this. If you know what you’re

doing, this will probably be a good choice.

You don’t need a Google Account to use Sitemaps but it’s encouraged

because you can track your sitemap’s progress and view diagnostic

information. If you already have another Google Account gmail,

Google Alerts, etc. just use that one to sign in and follow directions

from there.

To submit your Sitemap using an HTTP request, issue your request

to the following URL:

[http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/ping?sitemap=sitemap_url]

Hard A PHP Code Generator

This is a php generator that you can place on your server. This

generator will spider your site, and produce your XML sitemap file. Download

the phpSitemapNG and upload it your server. Run the generator to get

your XML sitemap file and send it to Google.

PHP Generator

Again, this is only hard to do if you don’t know your way around PHP

files or scripts.

Easy Free Online Generator

These Generators are popping up everywhere, and Google now keeps a list of

these ‘third party suppliers’ of generators on their site. Find them here:

Google’s List of Third Party Generators

One of the easiest to use is www.xml-sitemaps.com, and you can

index up to 500 pages with this online Generator very quickly and it will

give you the sitemap XML file Google needs to index your site.

It will go into your site, spider it and index all your pages into an

XML sitemap of your site. You can download this file, Compressed or Non-

compressed and make minor changes such as setting the priority,

changing frequency, etc.

Then upload this file to your site as sitemap.xml to the root directory

of your server i.e. where you have your homepage. Then notify Google

Sitemaps of your XML file and you’re in business.

Of course, the only drawback, if you constantly add pages to your site

you will need to also add these pages to your XML sitemap file.

This won’t be much of a problem unless you’re daily adding pages

to your site — then you will need something like the PHP or Python

generator to do all this for you automatically.

Google is still the major search engine on the web so getting your

pages indexed and updated quickly is the major reason to use Google

Sitemaps. If you want your site to remain competitive it’s probably

the wisest route to take.

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The internet is the fastest mode of sharing things with your friends and relatives. Earlier internet was used only for the purpose of receiving and sending mails and chatting. But nowadays it is used for much purpose such as uploading and downloading of videos, music files, image files, game setups, software setups and various other documents. You can easily send and receive large video files up to 150-200 mb limit of size through internet.

If you want to share something with one of your friend staying in your locality then you can always make use of LAN. LAN is a local area network connection in which you can do transfer of files without much difficulty. You must first create a Hub of your own in which you can invite the people staying in your locality. These people can then connect with each other and also with you through the hub which you have created. Each of you can then share the files and folders of your computer to start the uploading and downloading. There is no size limit or even time limit for next uploading and downloading which you have to face in internet. You need not pay any extra money to get the services of LAN; it is somewhat illegal considering piracy. Also you get much higher speed in LAN which you normally get in your Internet connection.

For sending large files to a computer in different locations, you can use FTP service. This service is mostly used in offices. FTP is nothing but File Transfer Protocol networking service through which you can send as well as receive large files. For this both the sender and receiver should have FTP service settings in their place. Often you will get FTP service on the client’s computer and you have many options and connections when you are transferring files through FTP services. There is no size limit of the file while you are transferring through FTP services. Any number of files can be sending and received through the FTP services.

Other than FTP, there is yet another networking protocol named SSH File Transfer Protocol. They are also referred to as Secure File Transfer Protocol. There are many other options other than sending and receiving of files in SFTP such as File Management and File Access. Other than this you can also transfer data through SCP File Transfer which is possible only if you are having UNIX as operating system on your computer. You should be aware of the programming codes in order to transfer data through SCP using the UNIX operating system.

There are many websites where you can first upload the file which you want to share and then these websites will provide you a link which can be used as a file distribution source. Disadvantages of such storage spaces are size limitation of a single file, no of files which can be uploaded and also time limit for which you can make next file upload.

With all these services it has become very easy to send and receive files with or without internet connections.

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