Recent content by mamasan2000

Did you buy cheap memory cards? You could convert .MOV to .MP4 for example. Virtualdub can do it. I do it. Link: http://virtualdub.sourceforge.net/ 32-bit is good if you want to use older filters. I use 64-bit. I also installed codecs so I can encode in x264 so files are smaller, of course that...

Try removing crap like McAfee.

I warn you because it is risky. You CAN loose your backup. What do you do when you can't boot into recovery mode? When you can't turn on your phone and Clockworkmod is of no use? That is a very real risk. Which is why I only have cheap phones which I don't really rely on. My computer turns on...

Generally you need to unlock bootloader AND root your phone to do anything. twrp is one solution to make backups. https://twrp.me/ EDIT: I see you have clockworkmod. Works fine too. Before you flash anything, get an image from the manufacturer of your phone which you can flash when all else...

Nope, 32 gb http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/lenovo-ideapad-110s

Same happened with my cheap laptop so I just nuked and paved. Installed Linux instead. Takes up like 6 gigs instead of all the crap Windows comes with. Can barely save a text-file. I would recommend finding out your Win10 cdkey first tho. Theres a utility/program around that shows you what it...

http://www.disk-partition.com/free-partition-manager.html How-to http://www.disk-partition.com/help/migrate-system-wizard.html

OBS can use AMD's and Nvidia's hardware to encode, no load on the CPU. NVENC and AMD uses h264 hardware encoder (at least on my AMD card, could be h265 on newer cards). So no, capture card is not needed.

If you are not adverse to using Linux (dual-boot maybe?), here's a short list http://www.datamation.com/open-source/open-source-audio-video-apps-36-top-apps.html I have no experience with most of them. I just use Virtualdub for the limited video editing I do. Found a tutorial to Openshot...

Try a download manager, config it so it only triggers on mp3s.

I don't know that many besides Dell. Just System76 https://system76.com/ And Entroware https://www.entroware.com/store/ I would advise to stay away from Librem, fan noise is ridiculous. Chris Fisher at Jupiter Broadcasting (look it up on youtube if interested) did a hands-on review of it...

Whats a netbook? Anyway, seen this? http://www.dell.com/se/p/inspiron-15-3552-laptop-ubuntu/pd

http://www.passmark.com/products/pt.htm That's the one I was thinking of.

Aida64 has benchmarks for different things (cpu, mem, disk) and other systems to compare with. I think it can be put on USB too. Passmark is another one. You can download other peoples benchmark results online too and import them to passmark and compare with your numbers.