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Best Video Compression Apps on macOS

December 7, 2020 by Alexander Fox 2 Comments

Video conversion is a process used for the transition between different container formats and codecs. They are the encoding algorithms for video and audio streams. Video codecs have the power to convert the video stream, but they require different audio codecs to encode sound. This means your video codec requires a kind of digital box: […]

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: macos, Video, video converter

What to Do When Your MacBook Keeps Restarting

July 13, 2020 by Ayran 2 Comments

Has this happened to you? You’re using your MacBook just like you normally do, but then it suddenly restarts on its own. If it’s only happened once or twice, you probably didn’t mind as long as it functioned as normal after rebooting. But what if it keeps restarting for no apparent reason? If your MacBook […]

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Top 5 BitTorrent Clients for macOS

May 17, 2020 by Alexander Fox 4 Comments

Downloading torrents might not be as popular as it once was, but you’ll still find a ton of content available online. While many of the torrents available online fall clearly under the umbrella of obvious pirating or copyright infringement, BitTorrent itself is a totally legal file-sharing protocol used for (some) legitimate purposes. If you are […]

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: Mac, macos, Software, torrents

Getting Started with Terminal: 4 Ways to Find a Word In a File

May 29, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

By default, most search tools look at file names, not file contents. However, the most famous GNU search program grep will look inside files with the correct flags. Here we will show you how you can find specific word(s) in a file on Linux. Using grep to Find a Word In a File By default, […]

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Pro Terminal Commands: 10 Uses for ps on macOS

May 27, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

For system administrators, ps on macOS is a frequently-used tool. The command stands for “process status,” and that’s largely what it does. It reports currently-running processes with a variety of filters and views. Run the command with no flags, and it will show only the processes associated with the currently-running terminal. Start adding additional flags, […]

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Pro Terminal Commands: Use fd on macOS to Find Files

May 23, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

fd is a simpler alternative to the find command. It uses a truncated syntax and an abbreviated command structure to keep your typed commands short and to the point. However, that lack of verbosity that makes fd easy to type makes it more difficult to understand. fd also runs pattern matching more rapidly than the […]

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All The Ways To Force Quit Apps in macOS

May 1, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

When Mac apps misbehave, sometimes you need to force quit apps to shut down. This can happen when the app enters an infinite loop, crashes, hangs or otherwise ceases responding to user input. While it’s never an ideal way to close an application, it doesn’t generally hurt the app. You won’t have a chance to […]

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: Apps, getting started with terminal, Mac, macos

How to Schedule Email in Gmail on macOS

April 24, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

Email scheduling is a useful tool for preparing time-sensitive emails in advance, or if you know you’ll want to send a message at a specific time. By scheduling emails, you can be sure the greatest number of recipients will open the email by only sending at peak times.

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: email, Gmail, macos

Best Video Merging Apps and Splitting Apps for iOS and macOS

April 22, 2019 by Alexander Fox 1 Comment

A video splitter app can break one clip into multiple pieces. Then, it can be uploaded to a video service in multiple files, or distributed in different ways. When you merge video clips with a video merger app, you’re combining them into a single video file. Then, the resulting file can be easily shared and […]

Filed Under: iOS, Mac Tagged With: iOS, macos, Video, video editing

7 Free Open Source macOS Apps for Guitarists

April 19, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

If you have a digital audio device that can connect your guitar to your Mac, there’s a library of open-source software you can access for recording, editing, and processing the signal. These powerful macOS apps for guitarists can be useful for any musician. Basic Digital Audio Workstation: Audacity The granddad of open-source audio-processing software, Audacity […]

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