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Tales Of A Zoom H4n – Liz Frencham & Pete Fidler(0)
Back in Early October My Friend Ian (MFI) scored a gig at the Clifton Hill Hotel, he was doing it a s a duo with Ed bates. BUT this isn’t about him (soon, soon my dark pet) this is about Liz Frencham & Pete Fidler.
All I can say is Wow, I remember hearing Liz play [...]
Leave Our Gigs Alone
Jools and I went to see Ian and The Lamington Drive Orchestra (and yes this is the infamous MFI Ian for those of you who came in late). Needless to say I had my bag of toys with us and for once all our tech worked.
This is one of those priceless moments where you get [...]
MediaCoder an open-source audio/video transcoder
Ever received a snippet of video from a friend with a MAC and not had it play? I wont go into the PC/Mac dichotomy other than to say that the PC world seems to have more solutions to Mac created problems than the other way around. So, converting video files from one format to another [...]
Password Exporter
Oh Dear… More Firefox zealotry.
Following up on I sent you WHAT!!, today lets look at the reverse, How do you move your passwords, to a different PC.
The answer (assuming you are using Firefox… and of course you all are) is a Firefox extension called Password Exporter. This nifty little extension allows you to export and [...]
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