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==TechTV's Digital Audio for the Desktop==
 
==TechTV's Digital Audio for the Desktop==
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This video will give the viewer the knowledge and skills to be comfortable with digital audio. Kris Kosach and James Kim will introduce the viewer to the world of digital audio, educating him in downloading audio files and different places to play them. He'll learn how to get them onto a computer (PC or Mac) and then how to play them on the computer, on a stereo, or even in the car. Soon the reader will be ripping CDs, uploading MP3s, and making playlists. Kris and James will troubleshoot common issues with digital audio, as well, and will provide insight on how musicians use digital audio. The reader will learn how to turn LPs into CDs and how to digitally record original music. Kris and James will demonstrate what is needed to be in the loop within the digital audio world. Our hosts will deliver this information for the beginner to intermediate user level.
 
This video will give the viewer the knowledge and skills to be comfortable with digital audio. Kris Kosach and James Kim will introduce the viewer to the world of digital audio, educating him in downloading audio files and different places to play them. He'll learn how to get them onto a computer (PC or Mac) and then how to play them on the computer, on a stereo, or even in the car. Soon the reader will be ripping CDs, uploading MP3s, and making playlists. Kris and James will troubleshoot common issues with digital audio, as well, and will provide insight on how musicians use digital audio. The reader will learn how to turn LPs into CDs and how to digitally record original music. Kris and James will demonstrate what is needed to be in the loop within the digital audio world. Our hosts will deliver this information for the beginner to intermediate user level.
  
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Publisher: Peachpit Press Publications; Video edition (December 2001)
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==TechTV's How to Build Your Own PC==
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Featuring: Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton
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TechTV experts Leo Laporte and Patrick Norton examine the step-by-step process of building a working computer customized to the viewer's needs. This video teaches viewers what is inside a PC, the pros and cons of building a system, the tools needed for construction, how to select components, and where to get good deals on PC parts. Viewers learn how to assemble a PC's components and how to connect all the cables. This is the ultimate guide on how to build a PC, from TechTV's resident gurus.
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==TechTV's Digital Video for the Desktop==
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Featuring: Michaela Pereira, Martin Sargent
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Michaela Pereira and Martin Sargent guides the viewer through choosing a digital camera, planning a shoot, and editing. Further instruction will include computer requirements and editing tools, software and importing video, editing and adding effects, as well as how and what to output. Martin goes on location to shoot a demonstration video with a digital camcorder covering the TechTV softball team in action. He then uses this footage as the basis for creating the video on the PC. The primary focus of this video will be on editing and outputting.
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==TechTV Solves Your Computer Problems==
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Featuring: Patrick Norton
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This video contains clips from TechTV's highly popular show, The Screen Savers, and will answer the most frequently asked questions by its viewers on computer problems. Patrick Norton, co-host of The Screen Savers, will be the guide through the world of hardware, Windows, security, multimedia, and speed. Finally, as a bonus, Patrick will share some of his favorite and oftentimes wacky segments with his Screen Savers co-host, Leo Laporte. The information is serious, but the delivery is hilarious. The body of the show will be clips from The Screen Savers. The host, Patrick Norton, will deliver direct to camera the video's introduction and all of the setups to the topic headings, including any additional information that may not be included in the clip, such as updated technology.
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Revision as of 15:23, 15 May 2015

TechTV released several direct-to-video VHS tapes in the early 2000s featuring popular hosts of their television shows. These VHS tapes have since gone out of print, and see no potential of future release as TechTV has dissolved. This page aims to gather as much information about these tapes as possible, and ultimately hopes to allow viewers to watch any of the programs that were produced.

TechTV's Digital Audio for the Desktop

Featuring: Kris Kosach, James Kim

This video will give the viewer the knowledge and skills to be comfortable with digital audio. Kris Kosach and James Kim will introduce the viewer to the world of digital audio, educating him in downloading audio files and different places to play them. He'll learn how to get them onto a computer (PC or Mac) and then how to play them on the computer, on a stereo, or even in the car. Soon the reader will be ripping CDs, uploading MP3s, and making playlists. Kris and James will troubleshoot common issues with digital audio, as well, and will provide insight on how musicians use digital audio. The reader will learn how to turn LPs into CDs and how to digitally record original music. Kris and James will demonstrate what is needed to be in the loop within the digital audio world. Our hosts will deliver this information for the beginner to intermediate user level.

Publisher: Peachpit Press Publications (December 2001)

ISBN-10: 0789727137

ISBN-13: 978-0789727138

Video User Link Notes
TechTV's Digital Audio for the Desktop (2001) NA [ Archive.org]

TechTV's How to Build Your Own PC

Featuring: Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton

TechTV experts Leo Laporte and Patrick Norton examine the step-by-step process of building a working computer customized to the viewer's needs. This video teaches viewers what is inside a PC, the pros and cons of building a system, the tools needed for construction, how to select components, and where to get good deals on PC parts. Viewers learn how to assemble a PC's components and how to connect all the cables. This is the ultimate guide on how to build a PC, from TechTV's resident gurus.

Studio: Peachpit Press Publications (2001)

Video User Link Notes
TechTV's How to Build Your Own PC (2001) NA [ Archive.org]

TechTV's Digital Video for the Desktop

Featuring: Michaela Pereira, Martin Sargent

Michaela Pereira and Martin Sargent guides the viewer through choosing a digital camera, planning a shoot, and editing. Further instruction will include computer requirements and editing tools, software and importing video, editing and adding effects, as well as how and what to output. Martin goes on location to shoot a demonstration video with a digital camcorder covering the TechTV softball team in action. He then uses this footage as the basis for creating the video on the PC. The primary focus of this video will be on editing and outputting.

Studio: Peachpit Press Publications (2002)

Video User Link Notes
TechTV's Digital Video for the Desktop (2002) NA [ Archive.org]

TechTV Solves Your Computer Problems

Featuring: Patrick Norton

This video contains clips from TechTV's highly popular show, The Screen Savers, and will answer the most frequently asked questions by its viewers on computer problems. Patrick Norton, co-host of The Screen Savers, will be the guide through the world of hardware, Windows, security, multimedia, and speed. Finally, as a bonus, Patrick will share some of his favorite and oftentimes wacky segments with his Screen Savers co-host, Leo Laporte. The information is serious, but the delivery is hilarious. The body of the show will be clips from The Screen Savers. The host, Patrick Norton, will deliver direct to camera the video's introduction and all of the setups to the topic headings, including any additional information that may not be included in the clip, such as updated technology.

Studio: Peachpit Press Publications (2002)

Video User Link Notes
TechTV Solves Your Computer Problems (2002) NA [ Archive.org]


Video User Link Notes
TechTV: How to Build a Website NA Archive.org
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