Check out our new To-Go option, which makes
it simple for you put full-length movies from iArtHouse on Apple video iPods, Microsoft Zunes
and other players. First, download movies from the
iArtHouse store and then use To-Go to export videos to your iPod or other player.
This page also shows some free trailers that are available as podcast feeds that you can watch on your PC,
Mac, your Apple video iPod and just about any other portable video device. Simply copy and past any of our
podcast URLs into your iTunes client software (or any other podcast client) to subscribe to the feed. You
can also click the appropriate button to add podcast listings directly to your personal home page on Yahoo!,
MSN, Google and several other portals. To easily set and reset your default portal, select it from the
drop-down list provided and then click on the "Set My Portal" button. Read more on
Podcasting.
Title
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Add to My Portal
Adventure Movies
Animation Movies
Biography Movies
Comedy Movies
Crime Movies
Drama Movies
Family Movies
Film Noir
History Movies
Mystery Movies
Romance Movies
Science Fiction Movies
Sports Movies
Thriller Movies
War Movies
Western Movies
Silent Movies
Documentary Movies
Martial Arts Movies
Independent Films Showcase
Classics for $1.99
Award Winners
French Movies
British Films and TV
Movies from Down Under
Live Concerts
IMAX Movies
Asian Indies
Classic Television
Jazz Videos
Spanish Language Films
Film School
Black Movies
Jewish Heritage
Classical Music Videos
Before They Were Famous
Bollywood Movies
Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Theme (or GLBT) Movies
DVDs for Under $2
DVDs from $2 to $4.99
DVDs from $5 to $8.99
DVDs from $9 to $11.99
DVDs for $12 and Up
EZTakes Movies
Singa Home Entertainment Movies
Rob Nilsson Movies
Video Sound Movies
Wonderphil Movies
Troma Movies
IFM World Releasing Movies
KOCH Entertainment Movies
Razor Digital Entertainment Movies
Hart Sharp Movies
Mill Creek Movies
Waterbearer Films Movies
WYSIWYG Films Movies
VIEW Video Movies
Trinity Home Entertainment Movies
Vanguard Cinema Movies
Palm Pictures
Ariztical Movies
Entertainment Programs Movies
Crystal Entertainment Group Movies
Allied Artists Movies
Sinister Cinema Movies
Shami Production Movies
MVD Entertainment Movies
First Look Studios, Inc. Movies
Video Service Corp Movies
BeBe Films, Inc. Movies
Monarch Films, Inc. Movies
Morningstar Entertainment, Inc. Movies
Kino International Movies
About Podcasting
Podcasting is a term used to describe a collection of technologies for automatically
distributing audio and video programmes over the Internet using a publisher/subscriber
model. It differs from earlier online collections of audio or video works because it
automatically transfers the files to the user's computer for later use; it is one example
of "push" technology. Podcasting enables independent producers to create self-published,
syndicated "radio shows," and gives broadcast radio or television programs a new
distribution method. Just about any digital video player or computer with video-playing
software can play a movie podcast. From the earliest RSS-enclosure tests in 2000 and 2001,
feeds have been used to deliver video files as well as audio, and other media such as
photographs and text are transferable by podcast. A podcast is not the same as a webcast,
which normally refers to a show distributed by streaming media. Podcasting is a portmanteau
that combines the words "iPod" and "broadcasting." The term is often thought to be a
misnomer since neither podcasting nor listening to podcasts requires an iPod or any portable
player, and no broadcasting is required. The term is also sometimes criticized as giving
undue credit to Apple for a technology which it had very little to do with creating. Aware
of this potential misunderstanding, some writers have suggested alternative names. One
such alternative is "blogcasting", which implies content based on, or similar in format to,
blogs. Others include "audioblogging" and "rsscasting". Some writers have also suggested
reinterpretations of "pod", such as "Personal, On-Demand" or phonetically "Portable Audio".
Podcasting of video data is called, among other things, "video blogging", "video podcasting",
"vlogging", "vodcasting", "vidcasting", or "modcasting" (for movie podcasting).
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