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Camcorder Buying Guide
Digital Trends Guides - November 11, 2008
Whether you’re interested in recording seasonal holidays, birthdays or vacations, it’s a perfect time to invest in a camcorder to capture those once-in-a-lifetime get-togethers with family and friends.Sure, a digital camera can do the tri...
Home Theater Basics
Digital Trends Guides - November 6, 2008
So you’ve already got the perfect design in mind and picked out one or two essential pieces of audiovisual hardware? Congratulations: The goal of enjoying a great home theater is almost in sight. Following are just a few crucial tips that can h...
Home Theater Design Tips
Digital Trends Guides - November 3, 2008
The lights go down, the curtains part, the Blu-ray player starts to spin, and the speakers fire. Thus begins the total suspension of disbelief that results from a great home theater. To really pull it off, however, you must consider the entire experi...
The Audiophile's Guide to Streaming Music
PC World Articles - October 21, 2008
Don't sacrifice sound quality in the name of convenience. With a lossless codec, a well-optimized streaming setup, and a few easy tricks, you can push phenomenal audio to every room in your house.
Hey! I Can't Hear My Youtube!
PC World Articles - October 6, 2008
Joseph Schichtel wants to know why there's no sound when he plays Youtube videos.
Review of the EyeTV 250 Plus From Elgato
TechLore - September 29, 2008
If you're looking for a svelte, effective, and fun solution for recording and watching television on your Mac, the Elgato EyeTV 250 is just the ticket.
How To Combine MPG Video Files the Easy Way
TechLore - September 15, 2008
There comes times that you may want to combine a couple (or more) MPG video files into just one larger file. I had this case come up just recently. I needed to decompile a DVD that I wanted to watch using my thumb drive. Unfortunately, my thumb drive...
A Wedding Reception - Sans DJ?
TechLore - September 5, 2008
Are you so in love with music you can't imagine life without your ten-thousand favorite songs? Are you a little bit of a control freak? Do you obsess over song order when composing your over-mulled playlists? Most importantly, are you getting married...
Get a Portable Audio Boost with Boostaroo
TechLore - August 29, 2008
I travel some and have a hard time hearing my music and videos on the airplanes. What I have found is that with a simple Portable Audio Amplifier I can amplify and enhance the sound quality to a much better level. There are a couple of different opti...
How to Calibrate Your HDTV
PC World Articles - July 19, 2008
If you haven't calibrated your HDTV, you're probably not seeing the picture you paid for. Here's how to get a near-perfect image on your high-def screen without breaking the bank.
Top 5 Things That I Love About eMusic
TechLore - July 10, 2008
Jumping through hoops of fire just to play my own music, even after I paid almost "full price," just burned my chubby little biscuits.  I then embarked on the quest to find my digital music mecca, and quickly found it.Enter eMusic: the...
Stream Your Music Collection Over the Net
PC World Articles - June 21, 2008
Listen to your favorite tunes anywhere, anytime, by putting your entire music library online. It's easy, and we show you how.
Circuits of the Basic TV and What They Do - Part 3
TechLore - June 9, 2008
In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we discussed many things: the standby power supply, main power supply, horizontal and vertical deflection circuits, degaussing, and tuners. In Part 3 of this series, we will discuss the IF (Intermediate Frequency), AG...
Using Windows Media Player 11
TechLore - May 16, 2008
Windows Media Player is a media player for all your digital media (audio, photos and video) for computers running Windows XP and Vista. It is available as a downloadable application for Windows XP directly from Microsoft or via Windows Update and shi...
I Want Wireless Entertainment, and I Want It Now
PC World Articles - April 29, 2008
Wireless, multiroom home audio is here, sort of. But wireless HD video is still mostly a pipe dream.

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