Tag: movies
Does my Mac need a bigger Hard Disk?
Did you know that more free space your Hard Drive has the faster it will operate? Here’s how to see how full your macintosh computer hard disk is and what to do about it.
Switching to OS X
Switching to OS X from a PC is a big change. Here are a some of my random thoughts on the transition.
How to make a video of what’s on your screen
How to do a screen casts on OSX.
How to free up some Hard disk space.
Here’s a few different ways to recover some extra Hard Drive space.
How to copy all your fonts to another computer.
A font is what your computer uses to display and print text. OS X comes with a heap of built-in fonts (eg Helvetica, Arial, Lucida Grande) but chances are you have more than just these few on your computer.
How to save a movie for playing on a PC
The safest way to save a movie from a Macintosh computer that you want to transfer to a PC is to save it as an AVI file.
How to put a DVD movie onto your ipod
How to copy a DVD to your iPod or iPad.
Snow Leopard First Impressions
There was a knock on the door at 10 past 8 this morning – it was the Snow Leopard delivery man. I live in Dubbo, NSW, 6 hours drive from Sydney. I can’t believe Apple’s efficiency!
How to save a youtube video
How to save a youtube video.
How to make a Video CD
How to burn a collection of .mov files to a dvd so that they can be read with a normal dvd player.
The best settings for movies for phones
Well, I’m on a bit of a run here with my new samsung D900 mobile phone, the latest being what are the best settings to compress a movie to watch on my phone.
How to make a good slideshow to view on a projector.
This entry arises from people always asking what is the best software to show slides at church….
How to skip straight to the feature on a DVD
When you’re watching a DVD do you get annoyed that there are those compulsory credits at the start, and copyright warnings, and you can’t skip them. Well, you can skip them with this simple program that modifies your apple DVD player so that it ignores the directions on the DVD about which bits are compulsory…