Episode 18: HP Pavilion DV8000 Review & MacWorld Review

In Episode 18, D.Lee offers a review of the HP DV8130us Pavilion laptop as well as a review on HP customer service -- sometimes you don't get what you are promised. At the end of the video, there is also a brief review of the MacWorld Expo 2006 announcements.

Note that a better quality H.264 QuickTime 7 version is available from our web site at http://www.ohio.edu/aac/lab/techies/ (the feed version is in .mp4 format). If you would rather have the podcast feed in the H.264 format, send me an e-mail at beardd@ohio.edu

Hosts: D.Lee Beard & Daryl Royer

Episode 18: HP Pavilion DV8000 Review & MacWorld Review

Episode 17: Creating Unique Desktop Pictures & PowerPoint Backgrounds

In Episode 17, using Photoshop's filters, D.Lee shows how to easily create your own unique picture from scratch that you can use as a computer desktop picture or a background for PowerPoint slides. Watch this video to learn how to avoid those old boring PowerPoint templates that everyone has seen way too many times before. Stand out from the crowd, makes yours different, and dare to "think different".

Note that a better quality H.264 QuickTime 7 version is available from our web site at http://www.ohio.edu/aac/lab/techies/ (the feed version is in .mp4 format). If you would rather have the podcast feed in the H.264 format, send me an e-mail at beardd@ohio.edu

Hosts: D.Lee Beard & Brandon Jackson

Episode 17: Creating Unique Desktop Pictures & PowerPoint Backgrounds

Episode 16: Green Screening Video With Final Cut Pro

In this episode, Daryl shows how to do a basic "green screen" effect where a person can appear to be somewhere else. He also shows you some of the pitfalls that can occur when trying to do the green screen effect.

Note that a better quality H.264 QuickTime 7 version is available from our web site at http://www.ohio.edu/aac/lab/techies/ (the feed version is in .mp4 format).

Hosts: Daryl Royer & Brandon Jackson

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Episode 15: Digital Copyright Issues

In Episode 15, we discuss what is legal to copy and what is not. Is there a clear answer as to whether it is legal to copy a DVD for backup or to view on my iPod Video? Are there exceptions for instructional purposes? Note that a better quality H.264 QuickTime 7 version is available from our web site at http://www.ohio.edu/aac/lab/techies/ (the feed version is in .mp4 format).

Hosts: D.Lee Beard
Guests: Barb Nalazek, J.D. & Greg Newton, Ph.D.

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