Quick Tip #13- Veiw Hidden Files in OS X

If you are familiar with Windows you know that you can show hidden files by changing the folder options to show them. However in OS X you have to run a terminal command. There is a way that you can leverage the wonderful power of Automator to make this an easier operation. Watch the video below to see how. Also if you have any other questions leave them in the comments section or in the contact me page. Enjoy!
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Play More Formats in Quick Time

If you are familiar with Quick Time player then you should know that it doesn't really support very many video formats. Basically all that it covers out of the box is .mp4 .mov, and all the similar formats. If you are a person that tends to download and produce a lot of video then there is one tool that you absolutely should have. It is Perian Downloadable Here and it is the "Swiss Army Knife for Quick Time. Below is a video that is going to show you how to download, install, and configure the plugin. So without further delay, enjoy and feel free to comment.
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Southern Fried Geeks Episode #2

In this episode we talk about a lady who was fined 1.9 million dollars for downloading illegal music from bit torrent,iPhone 3.0 OS, Pixar granting a girl's dying wish and lots more. The trailer is below and the link to the full episode is here: Click Here

iPhone 3.0 Installation

Well the time has finally come and iPhone OS 3.0 is here. This is just a quick video of me installing the new OS and then a very quick run through at the end. Check back early next week to see a video demonstrating all of the features. Until then enjoy and let me know what you think about the new OS and what is the biggest feature that you think should be there, but is not.

Quick Tip #12- Installing Programs in OS X

There are two main types of installation files for Mac OS X. .dmg and .pkg are the two most common and sometimes you can have a .pkg in a .dmg. This sounds confusing but it really is not. In this video I show you how to handle both of them and walk you through the process of installing programs on OS X. Enjoy and feel free to ask questions.