How to Make a Movie With a Basic Video Camera

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• How to Make a Movie With a Basic Video Camera
• How to Transfer Digital Video to DVD
• How to Choose a Sirius Radio
• How to Transfer Songs to an MP3 Player
• How to Use a USB to Serial Cable on Your Fortec Receiver
• How to Use a Dynamic Microphone With Audacity
• DAT Tape Cleaning
• How to Install Pipes on a Harley Classic
• Information on Buying a PDA
• How to Change the Name on a T7208

How to Make a Movie With a Basic Video Camera Posted: The age of computers and digital video has made the art of moviemaking more affordable and achievable to a greater number of budding filmmakers. Films like "The Blair Witch Project" and "Paranormal Activity" can be shot for a shoestring budget... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Darrin Meyer

How to Transfer Digital Video to DVD Posted: Digital videos, such as files uploaded and stored to a PC or laptop, can be transferred to a DVD using the computer's disc burner. Laptops and computers running a Microsoft operating system can use the pre-installed Windows DVD Maker to burn... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Evan Burgess

How to Choose a Sirius Radio Posted: Sirius and XM satellite radio providers officially merged into Sirius XM in July 2008, but subscribers go through one of the two for a subscription. Sirius has over 130 channels with many different music genres from pop and country to rock and... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Contributing Writer

How to Transfer Songs to an MP3 Player Posted: Unless you're using an iPod, you will have multiple options when it comes to transferring music to your MP3 player. One of the easiest is via Windows Media Player (although any media player that can synchronize to a device will work). Windows... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Contributing Writer

How to Use a USB to Serial Cable on Your Fortec Receiver Posted: Fortec satellite receivers are "free-to-air" devices that receive no-fee unscrambled satellite programming from all corners of the world. The receiver comes with a USB port on the rear, allowing you to upload upgraded FTA bin files. These files... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Greyson Ferguson

How to Use a Dynamic Microphone With Audacity Posted: Dynamic microphones work through an interaction between magnets and a coil. When sound waves vibrate the magnetic diaphragm inside the microphone, it moves within a coil which in turns sends electrical signals out through the electrical wiring... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Contributing Writer

DAT Tape Cleaning Posted: You should clean a DAT deck after every 50 to 70 playing hours, depending on your specific model. Some DAT drives incorporate indicators to let you know when the deck needs cleaning. Even if your DAT deck doesn’t have an indicator, it's... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Alexis Lawrence

How to Install Pipes on a Harley Classic Posted: The Ultra Classic has remained one of Harley-Davidson's most popular motorcycles over the years. However, many Ultra Classic owners replace the bike's stock exhaust pipes with aftermarket systems to gain an increase in power and lend a deep... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Chris Gilliland

Information on Buying a PDA Posted: Some of us are so busy, we need assistance. If you don't have the cash on hand to hire one made of flesh and blood, a PDA (or personal digital assistant) is probably right for you. However, there are several things to consider when buying a PDA... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Michael Staton

How to Change the Name on a T7208 Posted: The Norstar T7208 is a network phone with several customizable features. One of the features of the Norstar system is the ability to display names for each person's telephone. If you have replaced a former employee, or if you've switched phones... Recent Article published on 7/7/2010 by Edward Jenkins

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