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  • Comments Show: What the @#$% is a Bitcoin anyway?

    September 20, 2013 // davisde // Microblog Tags: bitcoin, coins, currency, digital, explain, gold, mine, mining, money, value, what No Responses

    Comments show for “What the @#$% is a Bitcoin anyway?”. Thanks for all the comments! It was a good discussion! You can find the original video here:

    bitcoin, digital, money, what, explain, coins, currency, gold, value, mining, mine

  • What the @#$% is a Bitcoin anyway?

    September 14, 2013 // davisde // Software Tips Tags: bitcoin, coins, currency, digital, explain, gold, mine, mining, money, value, what 4 Responses


    Bitcoin is a new digital currency that could replace physical money-based standards. This video explains how Bitcoins work.

    How much are Bitcoins worth? – http://preev.com/
    MD5 Converter – http://md5converter.com/
    Bitcoin Wallet (Online) – http://www.coinbase.com
    Bitcoing Wallet (Offline) – http://www.multibit.org
    Bitcoin Chain – http://www.blockexplorer.com

  • Identify Faked Photos

    April 7, 2012 // davisde // Multimedia Tips Tags: computer, digital, fake, forensics, help, hidden, image, photo, photography, photoshop, Pic, spy, technology 14 Responses



    Want to know if a photo has been faked in Photoshop? Here are some tips to help you find out the truth.

    Links used in this video:
    www.fotoforensics.com

  • Partner Project 14: Finding A Video Camera

    January 23, 2012 // davisde // Partner Project Tags: ads, become, camera, digital, earn, famous, follow, gigafide, guide, hd, how, learn, money, names, partner, popular, project, revenue, secrets, statistics, stats, steps, streaming, to, Video, youtube No Responses

    In this episode of the Partner Project, I explain the basics of finding a video camera. There’s lots of different options and I show you what you will need based on the types of videos you want to make.

  • Save Your Digital Life!

    August 3, 2011 // davisde // Safety & Security Tags: avatar, backup, cloud, digital, download, facebook, flickr, friends, gmail, google, hotmail, life, live, microsoft, photos, picture, restore, rss, save, twitter 8 Responses

    Don’t wait for disaster to strike your web accounts. Be prepared and back them all up using these simple tools.

    Photo Grabber:
    http://code.google.com/p/photograbber/

    Google Takeout:
    https://www.google.com/takeout

    Backup Pop3 e-mail accounts:
    http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/44791/how-to-backup-your-web-based-email-account-using-thunderbird

    Twitter RSS:
    http://search.twitter.com/search.rss?q=Your_Twitter_Name

    Backupify:
    https://www.backupify.com

    View/Add more suggestions:
    http://www.tinkernut.com/groups/videotutorial-extras/forum/topic/backup-your-online-accounts

  • How To Make Your Own TV Station

    April 21, 2010 // davisde // DIY Projects, Multimedia Tips Tags: create, custom, digital, make, pirate, television, tinkernut, tips, tricks, tutorial, tv 16 Responses





    Take advantage of the switch to digital, by using the old analog stations to broadcast your very own television show.
    For a more in-depth look at how to create a TV station, visit this link:

    http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Save-Analog-TV

  • How To Convert VHS Tapes To DVD

    January 20, 2009 // davisde // DIY Projects Tags: burn, convert, digital, dvd, guide, tips, tricks, tutorial, vhs, Video 2 Responses

    This video covers the steps needed to convert a VHS video tape to DVD. You will need to purchase a video capture card in order to do this project.

    • Step 1: Items Needed

      A VCR, a video capture card, a computer, free software from DVD Flick

    • Step 2: Where to get a video capture card

      You can find video capture cards for pretty cheap online. My recommendation would be to search Amazon.com or Surplus Computers for the best deals. Once you have acquired a capture card, install it on your computer.

    • Step 3: Connect the VCR to the capture card

      Using a regular co-axial cable, connect the VCR to the capture card in the same way you would connect it to a TV.

    • Step 4: Record the VHS tape to your computer.

      Once you have everything connected, and your computer is turned back on, use the software that came with the video capture card to record the VHS tape from your VCR. Just put the tape in the VCR and play it as you would on a TV.

    • Step 5: Burn the video to DVD

      Using the free software from DVD Flick , you can convert the video to a DVD image and burn it to a DVD. You can also add menus to the DVD using this program.

    • Step 6: Optional software

      If you didn’t get any recording software that came with your capture card, you can download some free capture software from the internet. The first one is called Media Portal and the second one is called GB PVR

  • Remove DRM’s from music

    June 24, 2008 // davisde // Hacks, Video Tags: digital, Hacks, itunes, music, protection, tips, tricks, tutorial 2 Responses

    This video shows you how to remove the Digital Rights Management(DRM) protection from iTunes music.

  • Create A Digital Timeline

    June 6, 2008 // davisde // Cool Websites, Video Tags: cool, digital, flickr, photos, pictures, videos, website, youtube 7 Responses

    With an account from Dipity.com, you can create your own digital timeline. Incorporate videos, images, articles and entire blogs.