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How to Create QuickTime Screen Recordings in macOS

By Melissa Holt • Mar 14, 2017

The Mac’s built-in QuickTime application will let you create audio and video recordings, but it’s a whiz at making videos of your screen, too, which is very handy for sending tutorials to other folks. We’ll show you how in this article!

Mac

Quickly Change the Audio Playback Device in Windows 10 Anniversary Update

Quickly Change the Audio Playback Device in Windows 10 Anniversary Update

By Jim Tanous • Aug 31, 2016

The Windows 10 Anniversary Update includes a handy new feature that lets you quickly change your audio playback device via the taskbar. Here’s how it works.

Windows

How to Edit Video on Your Mac with Quicktime

How to Edit Video on Your Mac with Quicktime

By Melissa Holt • Jul 12, 2016

iMovie is great, but its features can seem pretty daunting for some. If all you need to do is trim the end of a clip, for example, there’s a much easier program that’ll let you do video editing on the Mac—QuickTime! We’ll tell you about a few of its best features.

Mac

Quick Look Review: SVS Soundpath Subwoofer Isolation System

Quick Look Review: SVS Soundpath Subwoofer Isolation System

By Ara Derderian • May 27, 2016

There are several products on the market aimed at improving the performance of your home theater’s subwoofer and, until now, our favorite has been the Auralex SubDude. But while the SubDude remains a worthy solution, the SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System from SVS promises to perform even better with good looks to boot. Check out our initial impression of the SVS SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System to find out if it’s just the product you need to make your home theater sub sound its best.

Home Theater

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Frankenspiel FS-X Bluetooth Speakers: Big Sound from a Tiny Package

Frankenspiel FS-X Bluetooth Speakers: Big Sound from a Tiny Package

By Jim Tanous • Nov 1, 2015

Looking for something a bit different from a portable Bluetooth speaker? The Frankenspiel FS-X packs big sound and unique features into a tiny package. Check out our full hands-on review.

Reviews

How to Stream All Mac Audio Via AirPlay

How to Stream All Mac Audio Via AirPlay

By Jim Tanous • Jul 30, 2015

You’ve probably figured out by now how you can stream audio from iTunes to an AirPlay device or speaker. But what about the rest of your Mac’s audio, like YouTube, Spotify, or Plex? Here’s the somewhat hidden trick to enable an AirPlay speaker as your Mac’s default output.

Mac

How to Set Precise Mac Volume Levels in OS X

How to Set Precise Mac Volume Levels in OS X

By Jim Tanous • Mar 9, 2015

Most Mac owners know that their computer’s volume can be changed in OS X via the volume up and volume down keys on the keyboard, but there’s a little-known trick that can give you even more fine-tuned control over your Mac volume.

Mac

Inateck BTSP-10 Plus Bluetooth Speaker: Decent Sound on the Cheap

Inateck BTSP-10 Plus Bluetooth Speaker: Decent Sound on the Cheap

By Jim Tanous • Feb 19, 2015

Portable Bluetooth speakers are everywhere, but the challenge is finding one that offers good quality for a reasonable price. German electronics firm Inateck has just released the BTSP-10 Plus, a Bluetooth speaker that promises great sound for a fraction of the cost of its competitors. Check out our full review to see if Inateck’s latest offering is worth adding to your portable audio setup.

Reviews

The Samson Meteorite is a Cheap and Slick Way to Upgrade Your Recording Quality

The Samson Meteorite is a Cheap and Slick Way to Upgrade Your Recording Quality

By Jim Tanous • Aug 13, 2014

The Samson Meteorite is a tiny, affordable USB microphone that promises to significantly increase the quality of your audio recordings compared to the built-in microphones found on many laptops and tablets. Read on for our full review to find out if the Meteorite should join your audio setup.

Gadgets

How to Prevent Windows from Automatically Reducing System Volume

How to Prevent Windows from Automatically Reducing System Volume

By Jim Tanous • Jul 31, 2014

Users running media software on recent versions of Windows may have encountered a strange occurrence: the volume of their media apps is automatically lowered when they run certain games or programs, like Skype. Here’s why this happens and how you can stop it.

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