Can You Hook a Portable Hard Drive to a Charter DVR?

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• Can You Hook a Portable Hard Drive to a Charter DVR?
• ASCII Vs. Binary EPS
• Will a Camera That Has No Internal Speaker Play Sound on a Computer?
• DV6000 & USB Problems
• How to Text on the Touch Screen of a Eclipse Portable Media Player
• The Size of Graphics Cards
• What Is the Root of a Computer?
• How to Run Ubuntu on an iPod Touch
• How to Make an EyeClops Mini Projector Brighter
• The Minimize Window Disappears in Linux

Can You Hook a Portable Hard Drive to a Charter DVR? Posted: Your Charter digital video recorder stores cable television programs and movies on a hard drive instead of magnetic tape. Your DVR's hard drive, like a computer’s hard drive, can only hold a certain amount of data, which varies from model to mo...

ASCII Vs. Binary EPS Posted: An Encapsulated PostScript file contains a single-page image that may incorporate vector graphics, bitmapped content and text. Adobe Systems first published the specification for the PostScript language in 1985. EPS represents a further extension of...

Will a Camera That Has No Internal Speaker Play Sound on a Computer? Posted: Though many digital video camera owners can watch video and hear the video’s audio track directly on their cameras, some cameras do not have a speaker or do not support audio playback. As long as the camera has a microphone and is capable of re...

DV6000 & USB Problems Posted: The HP Pavilion dv6000 notebook has two USB ports that you can use to connect storage devices and other peripherals. If you are unable to connect a USB device to the computer, you may have purchased an early version of the dv6000 that does not have a...

How to Text on the Touch Screen of a Eclipse Portable Media Player Posted: Mach Speed Technologies Eclipse portable media players provide users with many options for experiencing a wide range of entertainment, including music and videos. On certain Eclipse touch-screen players such as the TCH428 and TCH828, you can also rea...

The Size of Graphics Cards Posted: Graphics cards really open up the visual possibilities of personal computers. With a good card you can watch movies with the most breathtaking picture quality and play video games whose virtual worlds come vividly to life right before your eyes. Howe...

What Is the Root of a Computer? Posted: Depending on the type of computer you have, the computer's "root" could mean two different things. For desktop and laptop computers running Microsoft Windows, the root of the computer is the highest-level directory in the file structure on...

How to Run Ubuntu on an iPod Touch Posted: iTunes is freely available to Macintosh and Windows users, but if your machine runs Linux, you need an alternative to download songs to your iPod touch. Ubuntu is an open source operating system powered by Linux that enables you to find new music and...

How to Make an EyeClops Mini Projector Brighter Posted: The EyeClops Mini Projector is a standard-definition video projector that's very small in size and designed as a children's toy. While this projector can be purchased for under $100, the brightness of the projected image is very low, as it uses a bas...

The Minimize Window Disappears in Linux Posted: The taskbar has been ubiquitous for about as long as most people have been using Windows. Linux desktop environments are extremely customizable, including the panel containing your tasks. Your disappearing windows may not be disappearing at all -- th...

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