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How To: Fix screen layout problems in Sony Vegas

Bill Myers shows you how to recover the lost windows, tabs, effects or other screen layout elements on the editing screen in Sony Vegas or Movie Studio.

How To: Speed up or slow down video in Sony Vegas

Bill Myers shows you how to use the Velocity envelope to speed up or slow down, or even run video in reverse in Sony Vegas - but not Movie Studio. Watch and see how easy it is to create fast and slow motion effects in the Vegas video editing software.

How To: Change the color of raspberry juice like magic

Raspberry juice will change colors with the help of a couple simple home ingredients, and creates a a great trick effect. Learn how to perform the color changing juice trick by watching this video magic tutorial.

How To: Hack a CD Rom drive and make it glow

Sometimes it can be annoying to have to put in a cd in the dark. No worries, this tutorial video will help you to illuminate that CD port with a few LED lights.

How To: Make crystals out of styrofoam

This tutorial miniature video will show you how to make crystals out of hard styrofoam. These crystals will add a dramatic effect to your miniature landscape.

How To: Crochet a Solomon's knot or a Love Knot variation

The Solomon's knot or love knot is a loopy crochet stitch most often used for creating a lacy effect. Learn how to crochet the Solomon's knot or Love Knot by watching this crafting how-to video.

How To: Create a Kissing technique for paper crafts

This is not that kind of kissing technique. This is an effect that can be used when making paper arts and crafts for creating nice designs. Your friends will probably like this kissing technique better, anyway.

How To: Do a polished stone technique for paper design

This video will teach you how to make a nice shiny polished stone effect on your cards. This technique will give your greeting cards a touch of professionalism that all your friends and family will admire.

How To: Build a fake wall that you can smash

This video will give you tips on how to make your very own fake wall that is perfect for smashing, thrashing, or just plain old throwing people through. This backyard special effect should really spice up your amateur film making. Just be careful, this fake wall can sometimes look like a real wall.

How To: Create scanline effect in Photoshop

Learn how to create scanlines in Photoshop that you can use to put over an image to make it look like it's coming from an old television or screen with bad reception.

How To: Create faux wood out of polymer clay

This video tutorial instructs how to use marbling techniques to make a faux wood finish out of polymer clay. Learn how to manipulate different colors of polymer clay to create a fake wood effect. This tutorial teaches how to make a faux wood polymer clay picture frame.

How To: Effect objects animation with controllers in 3ds Max 8

See how to influence an objects motion animation with controllers in this 3ds Max video tutorial. So if you're a digital 3D modeler/sculptor/animator, then this is the video for you.

How To: Rip cards and bring them back

Learn two of the most awesome torn and restored magic effects! These trick take practice and skill, so practice before showing them to friends.

How To: Create a simple split screen effect

This is how to create a split screen on final cut pro. This is very basic, but opens a window for limitless fun and ideas.

How To: Make someone think you broke a glass

This how-to video will teach you how you can create a sound effect much like that of breaking glass. You can make your unsuspecting victim think that you broke a glass or that you broke something made of glass with this handy instructional video. This trick uses a coffee mug, plastic wrap, and a key. Use this as inspiration for one of your April Fools Day pranks!

How To: Use the wrap text effect in Photoshop

This is a video tutorial showing how to wrap text in Photoshop to put text on photos or on objects in photos using Photoshop.

How To: Origami butterflies

This handy demonstration shows you how to use clever paper folding techniques in order to create a range of stunning origami butterflies, ideal for jazzing up your makes. Use bold papers for a modern look, or try antique style distressed sheets to get that traditional effect when making your origami butterflies.

How To: Cover a pen with polymer clay

This video shows how to cover the Amazing Twist Pen (from Boston ClayWorks) with polymer clay and use alcohol inks for a watercolor effect.

How To: Adjust your seat for long car trips

Are you used to feeling stiff and uncomfortable when you drive for more than a few minutes? You'll be amazed how large an effect proper seat-adjustment can have. Learn how to adjust your seat for long car trips and make your road trips ergonomically correct in just a few minutes.

How To: Make ripped off skin makeup effects

This is a simple and effective way to get a gruesome ripped off skin look for home movies using toilet paper, liquid latex and make-up.

How To: Get a spinning effect in your photography

Learn how to make it look like the subjects of your photos are spinning by changing the shutter speed and making the background streak.

How To: Use the Deep Blue Sea action in Photoshop

Learn how to create a blue toned effect on images with the "Deep Blue Sea" action in Photoshop.

How To: Connect and set up an instrument to Motif XS input

This tutorial shows how to connect and set up a device/instrument (in this tutorial it's an electric guitar) to your Motif XS audio input, how to apply two effects, how to record the audio together with a performance to a song or pattern, and finally how to export the whole song to your hard disk as a .wav file.

How To: Use a DSLR lens to change the depth of field in photos

This video will help you understand the three main parts of a DSLR lens that can change the depth of field in photographs. We will explain how the aperture, zoom and focus all effect the depth of field in a photo.

How To: Edit videos professionally with Wax 2.0

Wax 2.0 (www.debugmode.com/wax) is a free non-linear video editor that can be used to add advanced effects to your videos.

How To: Create hair in Maya and transfer it to Zbrush

This tutorial covers using Paint effects with Maya to quickly make hair and export it to Zbrush for your Zbrush models.

How To: Work with video in Flash CS3

In this episode we’re concentrating on creating video using Flash CS3. Paul Wyatt reveals the best ways to encode video, how to trim them, and how to work with effects and masks.

How To: Straighten wooden longbow arrows

Watch how to do this basic method of straightening bent wooden arrows using steam to soften the wood. Please be careful when using steam.

How To: Use a Pioneer EFX500

Here is a quick demo of some basic effects with the efx500.

How To: Activate filmstrip view in Windows

Duplicate the OS X's CoverFlow effect inside Windows and say goodbye to ugly thumbnail views! This tip from Tekzilla only works for image files.

How To: Do pottery glazing applications

Marilyn Wilken, professor of Ceramics at Olivette Nazarrine University, Bourbonais, IL, talks about glazing techniques, the different types and applications of glazing pottery, special effects used on pottery, as well as showing you some good and bad examples of each.