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Is a phone a legitimate instrument?

dyfrin — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:35:11 -0800

Now some people are commenting that isnt a real instrument.

Do you agree?

(BTW I put it in airplane mode so it doesnt get a call/text while playing).]]>

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How to convert and edit video/audio files for iPod

katherine88 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:41:14 -0800

.com/avcware-video-ipod-converter.html[/COLOR]) software.

Part 1: How to convert video and audio to iPod
Add files -> Select output format -> Set output folder -> Convert

Part 2: How to edit video and audio files
Trim video segment - Crop area size - Adjust video effects - Add watermark

Part 1: How to convert video and audio to iPod

Make Preparations: Download([COLOR="red"]aidownloading.com/download/avc-video-to-ipod-converter-276907.exe[/COLOR])the Video to iPod Converter.

1. Add files
Click "Add File(s)" button on the toolbar, select video or audio files you want to convert in the dialog box that opens, and add them to the file list.

2. Select output format
Choose one or more files in the file list, and open Profile drop-down list, then select an output format for selected files.

Tip: To adjust the output settings, click "Settings" button next to Profile drop-down list, and set the parameters of output format in the Advanced Profile Settings dialog box that opens.

3. Set output folder
Click "Browse" button in setting panel, select a destination folder in the dialog box that opens, and click OK.

4. Convert file
After finishing the above settings, check the files needed to convert in the file list, and click Convert Checked Item(s) button on the toolbar to start converting the files. You can view the conversion progress from the progress bar at the bottom of the window.

Part 2: How to edit video and audio files

1. Trim Video Segment
The software provides video/audio clipping function, which allows you to choose the segments you like from the source, and add them to the file list for converting.

* Select a video/audio file in the file list, click Edit button on the toolbar and choose Trim option to open Trim window.
* Click Play button to play the selected file.
* When it comes to the very start point you want, click Set Start Point button to set it as start point. And when it comes to the end point you want, click Set End Point button to set it as end point.

Tip: You can drag the slider or enter the time value you want in the Start and End textbox to adjust the position of start and end point.

2. Crop area size
Select the file you want to edit from the file list, and click Edit button on the toolbar and choose Effect option to open Effect window. Click Crop button in the left window to open crop setting panel.

* Check Enable Crop check box.
* Set Crop Area Size: Click the up and down arrow to adjust the height and width of the crop area. If you check Keep Aspect Ratio check box, the height and width will be changed proportionally.
* Set Position of Crop Area: Click the up and down arrow of Left Margin and Top Margin to adjust the left margin and top margin of the crop area.

Tips:
* Click Restore Defaults button, to restore the default settings.
* Adjust crop area manually: drag the central handle and surrounding handles in the preview window to adjust the crop area.

3. Adjust video effects
Select the file you want to edit from the file list, and click Edit button on the toolbar and choose Effect option to open Effect window, then click Effect button in the left window to go to the effect setting panel.

* Check Enable Effect check box.
* Set Brightness: click and drag brightness control slider or enter a value in the Brightness textbox to set the brightness of the video.
* Set Contrast: click and drag contrast control slider or enter a value in the Contrast textbox to set the contrast of the video.
* Set Saturation: click and drag saturation control slider or enter a value in the Saturation textbox to set the saturation of the video.
* Set Other Effects: choose an effect for the output video from the Other Effects drop down list.

Tip: Click Restore Defaults button, to restore the default settings.

4. Add watermark
Select the file you want to edit from the file list, and click Edit button on the toolbar and choose Effect option to open Effect window. Click Watermark button in the left window to open watermark setting panel, then check Enable Watermark check box. So you can add text watermark and image watermark as you want.

Done!]]>

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How to put DVD and video on the SanDisk Sansa

IgnativsB — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:47:05 -0800

[COLOR="Red"]aidownloading.com/dvd-sansa-suite.html[/COLOR]

Part One: How to rip DVD to Sansa supported video/audio
Part Two: How to convert video/audio to Sansa supported video/audio

Make Preparations: Download DVD to Sansa Suite.
[COLOR="DarkGreen"]aidownloading.com/download/4video-dvd-to-sansa-suite-276907.exe[/COLOR]

Part One: How to rip DVD to Sansa supported video/audio

First, click "DVD to Sansa Converter" on the main interface to run DVD to Sansa Converter.

Step 1. Open your DVD Drive and put your DVD in it, then click "Load DVD" and choose "Load DVD" to load your DVD into this program.
Step 2. Choose your output format from the "profile" drop-down list.
After you choose your output format, you can adjust your output videos settings, such as "Resolution", "Frame Rate", "Bitrate", "Sample Rate" and so on.
Step 3. Click "Start" now to begin your conversion and you will get your video soon.

Part Two: How to convert video/audio to Sansa supported video/audio

First, click "Sansa Video Converter" on the main interface to run Sansa Video Converter

Step 1. Click "Add File" to load the video you want to convert.
Step 2. Choose output format by clicking "profile" and customize your own output video by clicking "settings" to adjust the Resolution, Frame Rate, Bitrate and so on.

Before you click "Start" to begin your conversion, you can do some editing works, such as pick up a part of your video to convert(trim), choose your own play region(crop) and put two or more files into one.(merge into one file).

Step 3. OK, now you can begin your conversion by clicking "Start" button.

Done!]]>

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Advice for handling a troublesome network user

kc0tma — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:30:03 -0800

On all my computers that students have access to I have a program called Deep Freeze which essentially prevents permanent changes to the hard drive. Its really handy because someone could drop a virus on it and all I have to do is reboot and it is like it never happened. This teacher is demanding the ability to unlock the computers and have administrator privileges to fix it herself. I told her it is generally considered bad practice to give network users admin access and is almost never done, and she said she can handle her computer lab better than I am apparently capable of doing, which I found very offensive. For the last several months I have been keeping a log of everything I do in there and all our conversations, so things like that are on record and the principal and superintendent are aware of the situation.

So my idea is this: I will give her full administrative access to her computers and her file server located on my rack, 100% control to her. But on one condition; I will no longer have any obligation or responsibility to the equipment in that room. She will be entirely responsible for maintenance and upkeep of equipment, performing updates and upgrades, and buying and installing hardware and software. The only involvement I will have is internet access through my content filter, which I am required to do my federal law. So basically, whatever breaks is up to her to fix, and if there is something she does not know how to do then she can do what I would have to do and research the problem or error message or whatever and troubleshoot it like any other problem.

So do any other network managers here think this is a good idea? I think if I do it and write up an official statement about it and make sure that me and her and the principal and superintendent are all on the same page with it, it wont last long. I think she would be in over her head and want me to take back control. The argument we were having today was about that printer, she said that she looked and all the computers have either PS or PCL drivers, but the printer is a 4600n. I couldnt get it through her thick head the 4600n is the model number of the printer, and that PS and PCL means post script and printer command language. She was very offended when I was trying to tell her what PS and PCL meant. So my idea is that Ill give her exactly what she wants (admin privileges) and let her dig her own grave with it.

Is this a good idea, or should I go about it differently?]]>

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User Editable Page

CXLink — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:36:39 -0800

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Do you read "stickies" and "annoucements" ?

joebert — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:45:40 -0800

I think part of me is so used to seeing the same stickies and announcements on other forums, that Im subconsciously skipping them as if Id already read them before, even though I havent even read the title. Most forums use the same general layout.

Anyone else just skip these sorts of threads ?]]>

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Turnitin discriminates Unix

George L. — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 06:15:10 -0800

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Forum usage

izapharry — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:38:02 -0800

steven is new to this forum and dont know how to use this forum for some offers by me. so please guide me]]>

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This disturbs me somehow - let's call it beard weird

UPSGuy — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 17:36:12 -0800

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Water Found on our Moon (Luna)

Bigwebmaster — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 10:15:17 -0800

Now with water being on our own moon, I wouldnt be suprised if a mission gets planned to go there much quicker. The moon would be a much easier task than Mars, its right in our own back yard.

Exciting news!

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/space/11/1 ... index.html

QUOTE:

NASA said Friday it had discovered water on the moon, opening "a new chapter" that could allow for the development of a lunar space station.

The discovery is based on preliminary data collected when the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, intentionally crashed October 9 into the permanently shadowed region of Cabeus crater near the moons south pole.

Also for much more detail see this:

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LCROS ... sults.html

QUOTE:

The argument that the moon is a dry, desolate place no longer holds water.

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