| Nikon Capture NX Tips & Tricks Posted: Capture NX is an image editing program from Nikon that is designed to simplify the editing process so that it is quick and easy. While it doesn't have the power or creativity of a program like Photoshop for tasks such as brightening images,... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Candace Horgan |
| How to Donate a Television Set Posted:  Televisions that are thrown away can break down over time, leeching lead into the soil and polluting the earth. As more consumers upgrade to flat-screens and high-definition sets, it’s important to recycle, rather than trash, your old... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Jamie Witt
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| How to Connect 2.1 Speakers to a TV Posted:  A 2.1 speaker system consists of left and right stereo speakers connected to a powered subwoofer for bass. Commonly used for computer audio applications, the compact size of a 2.1 system also makes it a good choice for adding audio to a TV set in... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Evan Burgess
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| How Can I Retrieve a Deleted Call-Log History? Posted:  You might delete calls from your cell phone’s call-log history that you didn’t mean to delete or to which you might need to refer later. You might also want to see the deleted call-log history on someone else’s cell phone like... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Kayla Lowe
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| How to Use Zune HD Radio Posted: The Zune HD allows you to play not only FM radio but high-definition (HD) radio as well. HD radio stations broadcast music in a clearer, sharper format, similar to HD television, but with audio only. Many radio stations are beginning to broadcast... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by C.D. Crowder |
| How to Test a Surround Sound System Posted:  A surround sound system consists of five or more speakers and a subwoofer connected to a receiver for processing the multi-channel audio. Part of the surround sound effect comes from the different audio signals emanating from each speaker. The... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Evan Burgess
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| How to Use a TV Splitter Backwards Posted:  Technically, TV splitters are capable of both splitting and combining coaxial cable connections. When used backwards, or as a combiner, TV splitters can join the input from multiple coaxial sources and route the signals through a single coaxial... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Quinten Metatron Plummer
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| How to Install Tweeters Posted:  Tweeters are sold separate by many car speaker manufacturers to increase the treble response of factory systems. Additionally, placed high and to the far corners of a vehicle's dash, they can serve to greatly increase the perceived sound stage... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by David Lipscomb
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| How to Join Speaker Wire Posted:  Rearranging a home theater can give the room a new look, but moving the speakers around could make the wires too short for reconnecting. One solution is to run a new length of wire and join the ends to the old wire to bridge the distance. This... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Evan Burgess
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| How to Sync My Music Posted:  Synching is the process of adding music to your music player device, whether it is an MP3 player or an iPod. Different ways exist for synching your music to your music player device, but the manner in which you do so depends upon the type of... Recent Article published on 7/1/2010 by Kayla Lowe
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