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Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Mac OS X Lion Video Tips

Mac OS X Lion Video Tips


Hello there, in this post I show you a YouTube video about some Mac OS X Lion tips. This video tips can ease your tasks... The narrator doesnt speak in English but I think this will give you some clues...

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Monday, February 27, 2017

Make OS X Terminal Faster

Make OS X Terminal Faster


Have you ever felt bored because the prompt of your Terminal is not immediately noticeable and you should to wait some moments when opening Terminal in your OS X? Some sources say the length of this process due to the writing of log files in OS X. To expedite the process, you can clean the log files. You can do it manually or by using a little trick. In this post, I will share the trick I mean.

  1. Open Terminal and enter the following commands (each command line should be ended by pressing ‘Enter’ button):
    cd /private/var/log/asl/
    ls *.asl
  2. From the second line command, you’ll see some files ending with .asl. If you do not find it, then I believe it is incorrect, repeat the above steps with a more cautious.
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Saturday, January 28, 2017

Mac OS X Lion Tips Hide The Spotlight Icon

Mac OS X Lion Tips Hide The Spotlight Icon


Hello readers, this time thecybergal will share tips to hide the Spotlight icon in Mac OS X Lion. These tips just hide, do not disable Spotlight so you can still use your regular search capabilities found in the Finder or other applications that depend on the Spotlight metadata.

Mac OS X Lion Tips: Hide The Spotlight Icon
To hide the Spotlight menu in Mac OS X Lion, follow the steps below:
  1. Open the Terminal (Application -> Utilities) and run the command below:
    sudo chmod 600 /System/Library/CoreServices/Search.bundle/Contents/MacOS/Search
  2. You have to refresh the menubar. Do it by kill SystemUIServer process:
    killall SystemUIServer
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Thursday, November 17, 2016

Install Mac OS X Color Calibration On Ubuntu

Install Mac OS X Color Calibration On Ubuntu


Install Mac OS X' Color Calibration On Ubuntu
The color screen on Mac OS X does seem more colorful than the other operating system. Mac OS X itself using different staining systems. It uses a CMYK staining systems (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key), whereas in Ubuntu we found a different staining, RGB (Red Green Blue).

The different coloring systems are often making a mess on the pattern of the coloring designs, especially the frequent use of image processing applications such as me, often encounter problems related to color. If I design an image on Mac OS X then open it in Ubuntu, the color produced on my screen tend to be different. It gives me a little of trouble when need recalibration.
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Friday, September 30, 2016

iMovie HD for Mac OS X

iMovie HD for Mac OS X



iMovie HD is a software for non-professionals to transform videos into Hollywood-like videos. This new version improves stability and includes some important features. 


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Key features 

- Use: the first thing you have to do is to plug in your camcorder, digital camera or iPhone. Then, open iMovie and begin to import your videos. iMovie will organize them by Events. The next thing to do is to drop and drag the clips that will be used for your video into the project area and arrange them as you like it. Add titles and transitions with music background. 

- Trailer: iMovie offers different trailer templates such as Romantic Comedy, Adventure, and Epic Drama, each of them has its own titles, soundtracks and graphics. You only need to select the video that matches your trailer. 

- Audio: it also seamlessly integrates into iTunes that allows you to easily add soundtracks. But if you like, you can select from 19 audio effects. In addition, it is possible to enhance them by using noise reduction controls and a 10-band audio equalizer. On top of this, you can add jump or flip effects that correspond to your music. 

- Effects: iMovie also comes along with several effects to enhance your movie: slow motion, fast forward, instant replay effects, rewind, flash, hold and much more. 

- Export: once your movie is created, you can export it to iTunes so that you can watch it on your portable devices like iPhone, iPod, iPad or Apple TV. It is also possible to publish it to YouTube, Vimeo and MobileMe Gallery. Finally, you can impress your friends by sharing it on Facebook


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