This video is open to the general public. It quickly overviews some of the basic features of Roxio Crunch. Note that this free version does not contain audio commentary. Continue reading
Roxio Crunch Quick Overview
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Video Compression with Roxio Crunch
Sonic Solutions, the developer of Roxio Toast Titanium, released Roxio Toast last week. What is it for? Roxio Crunch is an MPEG-4 exporter especially designed for Apple TV and Video iPod. Okay. But if I already have QuickTime Pro, is it something that I would still like to have? And here comes another question. Does it read MPEG files? If it reads MPEG files, does that mean Roxio Crunch can decode and transcode MPEG into MPEG-4 with or without MPEG-2 Playback? How about AC3, AVI and WMV? Continue reading
Learning Mac OS X with OnyX – Part 2
Mac OX X can be a lot more complicated than you realize. If you want to change system settings, you will probably open System Preferences, go to a specific preference pane and make changes. But Mac OS X comes with much more commands than we see under those system preference panes. And you may have to use Terminal to get what you are looking for if it’s not available in any of the system preference panes.
Mac users have always stayed away from command input interface just as in DOS and long supported Mac OS because of Graphical User Interface. So some users aren’t very happy in using Terminal. And that’s where OnyX comes in. Continue reading
Learning Mac OS X with OnyX – Part 1
Mac OX X can be a lot more complicated than you realize. If you want to change system settings, you will probably open System Preferences, go to a specific preference pane and make changes. But Mac OS X comes with much more commands than we see under those system preference panes. And you may have to use Terminal to get what you are looking for if it’s not available in any of the system preference panes.
Mac users have always stayed away from command input interface just as in DOS and long supported Mac OS because of Graphical User Interface. So some users aren’t very happy in using Terminal. And that’s where OnyX comes in. Continue reading
How to Destroy Spam Website Part 2
Busting a spam website isn’t always easy. You need information about the website, but some cyber criminals somehow try to hide its privacy information. If such privacy information is intentionally concealed, what do we do?
In this 2nd tutorial of the ‘How to Destroy Spam Websites’ series, we show a few simple techniques to destroy spam websites. Continue reading