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Video Cache Viewer Play Video from Web Browser Cache Video and Audio in Web Browser Cache All modern web browser has a built in cache mechanism to temporary storage (caching) web documents, such as HTML pages and images, audio, videos to reduce bandwidth usage, server load, and perceived lag. Most of the time Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox and Opera browser stores copies of video and audio file when a website loads it from internet. Play and Save Video from Web Browser Cache Video Cache Viewer is a handy tool designed to help users to find, view and play their favorite video files from the browser cache. That means if you view a video on Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or Opera browser (and the website doesnt block browser caching) then you will be able to play that video any time using Video Cache Viewer and save it to your local disk. After saving the video you can play it with your favorite video player. If you cant find a video you watched a few days ago, you dont have t...

Using Rom Collection Browser to play NES games on XBMC 12 with Ubuntu XBMC is by far my favorite IPTV software. I run it in my living room and use it to play my music collection and easily watch my entire DVD collection without ever needing to pop in CDs or DVDs. All my media is stored in a hard drive on my home server. I had toyed around with using the Rom Collection Browser plugin to play Nintendo games, but getting it working right is not a trivial task. After a lot of messing around I finally have it working right. These instructions are using XBMC 12 on Ubuntu 13.10 and fceux for the emulator. First things first. Never run with the version of XBMC packaged for Ubuntu. Team XBMC keeps an up to date version in their ppa at https://launchpad.net/~team-xbmc/+archive/ppa. You can set it up with the following commands. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install xbmc Next we need fceux to act as our NES emulator. You could install fceux wi...