Software Help & Tutorials

The 6 best free online photo editors

1. pixlr

Pixlr Editor is a good looking free online image editor with a simple user interface.

pixlr features custom brushes, layers, filters & adjustments, wicked tools and more.

2. PicMonkey

PicMonkey has a beautiful easy-to-use interface.

The features in PicMonkey are many: You can resize, crop, adjust exposure,

add frames, effects, stickers, texts, overlays, and addwatermarks!

3. Photoshop Express Editor

Make your snapshots look amazing with the Photoshop Express Editor,

which gives you easy options for quick fixes, creative enhancements, and endless fun.

4. Pixer

pixer lets you manipulate, edit, enhance and apply filters

to your digital pictures for a quick fix using only your web browser.

5. Picjuice

Picjuice has all the basic tools for editing your images.

The features are: resize, crop, rotate, flip and adjust contrast and color levels.

6. PhotoFunia

With over 350 effects to play with, you are gonna have a lot

of fun with this one. You're not cutting and pasting; instead, the app

"finds" the face in your photo and integrates it with the effect of your choice.

4 sites to make money online

1. Adf.ly
If you don't know what adf.ly is, it's basically a url shortening service with a twist. Every time someone visit a link you have shortened, they will see a five second advertisement which you get paid for. So you basically earn money by sharing links.

Click here to register on Adf.ly

2. Probux

Probux is a free worldwide PTC (paid to click) website that allows advertisers to publish their advertisements to its members. Its members get commission on viewing every advertisement. Its members can also get direct or rental referrals in this compaign to multiply their earning.

Click here to register on Probux

3. Swagbucks

On SwagBucks you can earn money in many different ways. That includes: Searching online, taking surveys, watching videos, doing offers, and more.

Click here to register on Swagbucks

4. SliceThePie
SliceThePie is a UK-based music review site that pays anyone wishing to 'listen and earn' by listening to, and giving their opinion on, new songs.

Click here to register on SliceThePie

How to set up EasyCap cables for xbox/ps3/wii recording

We're gonna start off with what you need:
1. EasyCap/EzCap
2. Your xbox/ps3/wii cables.
3. 1 Male to 2 Female RCA Splitter. (Search: Amazon, Ebay) (YOU NEED 3 OF THESE)

Both of the splitters on the images above will work.

4. 3 RCA Male to 3 RCA Male Extension. (Search: Amazon, Ebay) (YOU NEED ONLY ONE)

The extension cable needs to be long enough to reach from your TV to your computer.

Step 1.

Plug all three RCA splitters into the RCA slots on your TV.

Put the all three of your splitters (Shown above) into the inputs shown on the image below.

Step 2.

Plug the RCA cables from your xbox/ps3/wii (Click to show pictures) into into one of the female slots on your splitters.

(The colors need to match!)

Step 3.

Plug one end of the RCA extender-cable outputs into the open splitter inputs, and the other ends into the EasyCap.

(The colors need to match here too, but on both ends of the extension cable!)

If you did everything right, this is what it should look like. (Click for larger picture.)

How to compress videos using VirtualDub

What you will need:
1. VirtualDub
2. Xvid Codec (Download here)
3. A video to compress

Let's get started!

Step 1.
Open your video file by clicking "File", and then "Open video file".