Playing HD Video on Weak Hardware

This shows how to play HD video on hardware that shouldn't be able to play it. It is an OS X app, which is extremely useful for weak hackintoshes, for example, netbooks. With this software, an MSI wind laptop can play 720p video PERFECTLY.

How To Get FrontRow and Quicktime to Play Almost Any File

This is just a quick, easy, and free way to get Quicktime and Frontrow to play anything except DRM WMV files. I hope you find this useful. It will take you less than 5 minutes to do, and will make your video watching experience much more comfortable than relying on VLC to play most of your videos.

How To Password Protect Files in OS X

This video explains how to easily protect files under a password in OS X. Using 256 bit encryption, this is very secure.

This way, no matter what you want to hide, whether it be a 10kb text file, or a 1 TB video, picture, or work collection, you can easily keep it away from prying eyes.

How To Set a Screensaver as a Desktop Background in OS X

This video explains you to set any screensaver as your desktop background in OS X. It looks really nice and is extremely easy to do. It is also a very small app, so you dont have to worry about your hard drive space while using it.

How I set up my dock in OS X

This video shows you how to set up your dock to access as many apps as you want without the need for a huge dock. This is very useful if you have many apps but don't want to fill your dock. It also shows you how to organize by category or use.

Creating a RAMdisk in OSX

RAMdisks are an amazingly fast for of storage. They take a chunk of your RAM, and allow you to use it like a regular hard drive. In this video, I show how to easily create a RAMdisk in OSX.

Videos

I've started making videos on OSX for YouTube, and I will be posting them on this blog as well, so my readers will be able to find them more easily. Sorry I havent updated in a long time, but I just realized videos are better for most people than articles, so I'll be doing it this way for the most part.

If you enjoy these videos, be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel. The user is mac4tw.

Most of my videos will be made in HD, so it is much easier to see than in standard definition, and you can see them in HD or SD straight from the blog, so you don't even have to navigate to YouTube and away from this site to see them.