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How To: Solve the media offline problem in Sony Vegas

Bill Myers shows you a quick solution to the media offline problem in Sony Vegas and Sony Movie Studio.

How To: Stretch your earlobes

This tutorial video will show you how to stretch your earlobes. It covers the basics of taping and using bondage tape to increase the size of your ear.

How To: Turn take-away containers into gift or storage boxes

This video crafting tutorial shows a quick and easy way to turn plain take-away containers into decorative gift and storages boxes. Paper take-out boxes are a convenient size for organizing supplies and tools, but this project can multi-task as a reusable gift box. Learn how to transform paper take-out boxes into a storage or gift box by watching this instructional video.

How To: Do an instant Marilyn piercing

Do you want to get that one unique piercing, but don't want to take the plunge yet? This quick false piercing tutorial will show you how to size yourself up for a Marilyn Monroe beauty spot piercing.

How To: Crochet a beanie cap

Instead of buying a beanie, why not crochet one in the exact color, material, and size desired? Learn how to crochet a beanie-style cap by following along with the step by step instructions in this video crafting tutorial series.

How To: Crochet a cloche hat

Are you interested in doing a crochet project? Watch this two-part video tutorial to learn how to crochet a hat with the half-double crochet. For this project, you will need some yarn and a J-size crochet hook.

How To: Use Chief's RLT-1, the universal plasma TV wall mount

Chief's newest universal tilt mount, the RLT-1, can accommodate most sizes from 30" to 50" or up to 200lbs. This video tutorial will show you how to mount a plasma television using this great wall tilt mount. It even works with an LCD screen television. So do a little labor, pull out the remote, and kick your feet up on the table and watch some awesome on-the-wall TV action.

How To: Customize your iTunes' settings

Did you know that you can add parental controls and change font sizes in iTunes? Learn how to customize the various settings in iTunes to fit your needs.

How To: Tie dye

Kick yourself back in time and try on some groovy tie dyeing for size. It's easy, fun for the whole family, and the tie dye looks great.

How To: Origami a flower with a stamen

Fold an origami flower with a stamen. The design is by Joost Langeveld. Start with an unequal basic shape in order to get petals of different sizes.

How To: Fold a tiny origami paper crane

This is a good instructional video on how to fold a tiny paper crane. Paper used was cut to about the same size as a penny.

How To: Make an origami paper star

This video will teach you how to make an origami paper star. The paper in the video is 6 inches long by 1/4 inch wide. But any size paper can be used, as long as it fits a similar ratio, and the paper is not too thick.

How To: Fix videos not playing on your PS3 Media Server

If you're having trouble playing video files on your Playstation 3 from your media server this is a quick fix.

How To: Setup your PS3 Media Server

How to set up your Playstation 3's (PS3) media server.

How To: Make a bar of soap in the shape of a hand

Now here's a bar of hand soap you can literally shake hands with. One things for certain; your house guests can't possibly miss it in the powder room. For heaven's sake! Why put out all those cutesy little guest soaps when you can put out a friendly, giant size hand?

How To: Solve a medium difficulty sudoku puzzle

This is a sudoku tutorial for a medium difficulty puzzle. It has less "given" easy solutions, so we have to use harder logic questions to figure out some of them. I'm sure I overlooked some easier ways to prove certain numbers, but it's good that you learn how the logic works for future difficulties. You should aim for about 10 minutes per game once you fully understand how to play. Have fun!

How To: Use transitions and media generators in Sony Vegas

This tutorial shows you how to use transitions and media generators in Sony Vegas. You should have a basic idea of how Sony Vegas works first, and if you don't, you can watch Montagical's other tutorials here first.

How To: Make a homemade water based mixing medium

Finally, here's a quick tutorial on how you can mix your own homemade mixing medium! It's quick, easy and inexpensive. The challenge is finding glycerin, but its out there.

How To: Remove a tick from a dog by making it dizzy

Use your finger in a circular motion and pretend you're trying to make the tick dizzy. This will remove most reasonably sized ticks.

How To: Tie the improved clinch knot when fly fishing

The improved clinch knot is one of the most common ways to attach a fly to the leader. It is weaker than most other fly-to-tippet knots, but has enough strength to land most fish in most situations. Use this knot to attach a small diameter tippet to a heavy wire hook, or when you want a small knot size.

How To: Do design prototyping in quarter scale

Design ideas can be tested with quarter scale patterns and samples before they are made up into full size garments. This video shows two variations of design prototyping.

How To: Change the size of an embedded video using HTML

In the embed code for a video, you can change certain numbers for the width and height of your video in HTML.

How To: Tell grizzly bears apart from black bears

It's not by color (as you might expect because of the name), and it's not by size. It's the body shape. Check out this video from the folks at Yellowstone National Park and see for yourself how to tell the difference between grizzly bears and black bears.

How To: Use the Canon IXUS 70 digital camera

The Canon IXUS 70 is a handy, pocket sized digital camera. This short video gives you a run through of its main features. It will help you get to know the camera if you have recently bought one.

How To: Use the Panasonic DMC FX10 digital camera

The Panasonic DMC FX10 is a handy, pocket sized digital camera. It is a fairly standard model and is easy enough to use. The video shows you the main features and gives you an idea of how to get started with the camera.

How To: Use the Sony DSC T100 digital camera

The Sony DSC T100 is a super stylish, pocket sized camera with a longer than standard zoom lens. Watch this video guide to learn how to use it.

How To: Use the Olympus FE-240 digital camera

The Olympus FE-240 is a pocket sized digital camera. What marks this camera out as a little bit different to the rest is the fact it has a longer than standard 5x zoom lens. This is quite rare for these smaller compacts. The FE-240 is an eight megapixel model. Watch this video guide to learn how to use it.

How To: Use the Sony DSC W55 digital camera

The Sony DSC W55 is a compact, pocket sized digital camera. With seven megapixels and a three times optical zoom lens. This is a straightforward camera and also has a viewfinder. Watch this video to learn how to use it.

How To: Use the Nikon Coolpix S10 digital camera

The Nikon Coolpix S10 is a super zoom digital camera with a compact body size. Main attractions include a lens that rotates through two hundred and seventy degrees. This can help you when shooting at difficult angles. Watch this video to learn how to use it.

How To: Tie the ClodHopper Grasshopper for fly fishing

Jim Brady ties the Clodhopper Grasshopper pattern fly for fly fishing on a size 14 hopper hook.

How To: Paste text without style information on a Mac

Let Deb Cross and John Hendron demonstrate how to paste text on a Macintosh without keeping the style information (font size, color) in your target application.

How To: Use iPhoto '08 to remove red eye in photographs

In this tutorial, learn how to quickly and easily reduce red eye from your photographs, using iPhoto '08. You'll learn to use the Red-Eye Removal brush, and adjust it to just the size you need.

How To: Make text easier to read in Mac OS

Gary Rosenzweig takes a look at three ways to make text on your screen easier to read. This could be used by people with visual impairments, but also could be used by anyone wishing to reduce eye-strain or be slightly more productive. Techniques include enlarging font size in Safari, using screen zoom, and using text-to-speech.