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Beginner’s Podcasting

By Mark on Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 | No Comments

Seems like everyone is getting in on the podcasting act. Tom and Veronica go over the basics of the tools, services and things you need to do required for any successful podcast. Podcasting Audio Software. The stuff you need to record, edit and normalize your recorded audio. Audacity. Great free audio recorder and editor. Levelator. [...]

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TWiT Has Ten Shows On Video

By Mark on Saturday, April 17th, 2010 | No Comments

Leo Laporte’s TWiT network now has many of their great programs on video. They  had live streaming from the beginning and they had several programs for download for quite some time. Now they have increased the video downloads considerably. The downloadable shows are… This Week In Tech This Week In Google Macbreak Weekly Windows Weekly [...]

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Pro Microphones to USB

By Mark on Sunday, February 28th, 2010 | No Comments

You can do podcasting or multi-track recording without the need for a mixer. If you have a good quality professional microphone (Shure SM58 or better) you can connect it directly to your computer via USB using one of two devices. The first is a USB microphone cable the SoundTech STUSBXLR10. One end is an XLR [...]

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The Rest of Everest Podcast

By Mark on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 | No Comments

“The Rest of Everest” is video cast shot mostly in Tibet by Jon Miller. The podcast started out with footage from the 2003 filming of the documentary “Everest The Other Side”. The podcast has gotten so popular  This podcast is not about climbing is about experience of being on the mountian the Tibetan culture and [...]

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PhotoShop User TV

By Mark on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 | No Comments

If I was to start over again with graphics software I would not be using Photoshop. It is far to expensive. Hundreds of dollars! I would use the GIMP now. But I got a good deal on Photoshop CS1 a few years ago and watched Photoshop TV now Photoshop User TV. Unless you plan to [...]

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Roku Player Easy And Awesome

By Mark on Saturday, December 19th, 2009 | No Comments

The Roku players are settop boxes the brings all of your favorite content from the Internet to your television. Simple setup; I didn’t even look at the instructions. Roku players have built in wireless but I used the ethernet. After I connected the player to my home theater system and plugged in the ethernet I [...]

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TWIT Live

By Mark on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 | No Comments

The Leo Laporte’s TWIT podcast network has live video at live.twit.tv. You can also see the video at Stickam and it can also be seen at Ustream seen below. If you have an iPhone you can get an app to watch the TWIT Ustream Video on your phone. Streaming live video by Ustream

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New Podcast At TWIT

By Mark on Tuesday, August 4th, 2009 | No Comments

Leo Laporte over at TWIT has a new podcast. Called TWIg (This Week In Google). The co-host are Leo of course, Gina Trapani founder of Lifehacker and Jeff Jarvis author of “What Would Google Do“. I watched the first episode. It was a little dry and newsy because the big story this week was the [...]

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Meet The GIMP

By Mark on Wednesday, May 6th, 2009 | No Comments

The GIMP (Gnu Image Manipulation Program) is a free and opensource graphic editing program not unlike Adobe PhotoShop. The GIMP like PhotoShop can be very difficult to learn. “Meet The GIMP” is a video podcast of GIMP tutorials or lessons. MTG will walk you through the basics of using The GIMP. I posted about MTG [...]

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TWiT Going Live Video

By Mark on Tuesday, March 17th, 2009 | No Comments

The TWiT Podcast network is starting to have live video. There has been audio for years but video is a bandwidth hog and the cost of bandwidth for video was prohibitive. It would cost an individual like Leo Leporte (host and creator of the TWiT network) a small fortune to serve that much video. With [...]

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