Showing posts with label component. Show all posts
Showing posts with label component. Show all posts
Saturday, October 10, 2015
How to Disable the iSight Camera (6 Steps)
Go to the System folder on the computer's hard drive. Inside the System folder, go to the Library folder. Inside the Library folder, go to the QuickTime folder. Go to the 'directory' and locate the 'QuickTimeUSBVDCDigitizer.component' file.
Create a 'Temporary Backup iSight' folder onto your computer's hard drive.
Copy the 'QuickTimeUSBVDCDigitizer.component' file to the new backup folder.
Delete the file in the directory by moving it to the trash. Do not delete both files--otherwise, you will permanently not be able to access iSight.
Open a web-based software program (iChat, Skype, Adium) and test to ensure iSight is not accessible.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2015
How to Connect iPod Touch to a TV With Rocketfish Component AV Cable
Disconnect any cables that may be occupying the component ports on the back of your television.
Plug the iPod USB end of the Rocketfish component cables into the iPod cable port on the bottom of your iPod Touch.
Plug the red, blue and green video cables into the color-coded video ports on the back of your television. Plug the red and yellow audio cables into the color-coded audio ports on the back of your television.
Turn on your television. Select 'Component' from your television's input or source menu.
Turn on your iPod Touch. Select the photos and videos you wish to view on your screen from your iPod's menu.
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Friday, September 18, 2015
How to Refurbish a MacBook (6 Steps)
Back up the data on your MacBook. Use an external hard drive or flash-based memory device to save your important personal documents and media.
Take an inventory of malfunctioning and missing parts and order replacements. Use either OEM or a reputable third-party parts supplier. If you want to upgrade a component, check the technical support section of Apple's website to find out which parts are compatible with your MacBook.
Replace malfunctioning and missing parts with the new parts. For detailed instructions specific to your MacBook model, consult Apple's technical support site, where you will find all available user guides and service manuals.
Restore the operating system using your OS X Install discs.
Wipe down the case, keyboard and screen. Use either water or very mild cleaning agents intended for laptops.
Test your refurbished MacBook by launching the Apple Hardware Test. To run the Apple Hardware Test, boot your computer and immediately press and hold the 'D' key. When prompted, select 'Perform extended testing' from the menu. When testing is complete the results display and you can reboot your MacBook.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015
How to Copy Movies to Apple TV
Download a copy of iTunes and then install the program. Launch iTunes after you've installed it.
Connect your Apple TV to your television via an HDMI video cable. Connect one end of the selected cable to the 'HDMI' port on the AppleTV. Plug the opposite end of the cable to an 'HDMI' input on your television. Alternatively, you can connect the Apple TV to your television via a component video cable.
Connect the AppleTV's power connector and then plug the power adapter's transformer into a power outlet. Turn on your television.
Use your Apple TV remote control to select the onscreen 'Setting' heading. Use the '+' and '-' button to move up and down. Use the 'Rewind' and 'Forward' ' button to move left and right. Press the 'Play' button to select an option.
Navigate down to the 'General' option. Select the 'Network' option in the 'General' menu and then select the 'Configure Wi-Fi' option in the 'Network' menu. Select your network from the list of networks that appear on the screen.
Enter your network's password when prompted. Use the onscreen keyboard to input characters. Write down the code that appears on screen after you've connected the Apple TV with your network.
Click on the Apple TV icon -- labeled 'Click to set up' -- back in iTunes, on your computer. Enter your Apple TV's code when prompted.
Click on the Apple TV icon again. Click on the 'Movies' tab at the top of iTunes. Check the box labeled 'Selected,' located below the 'Sync' heading. Check the boxes next to the movies, in the list menu, that you'd like to copy to your Apple TV. Click 'Apply' to copy the movies.
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