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Chris Breen, Senior Editor, at Macworld explains how to use the open source software HandBrake to convert movie DVD videos for delivery on iPods, iPhones, and the Apple TV. Chris details the features of HandBrake which allow the user to change the movie’s resolution, bit rate, and formats (H.264, MPEG-4, and AVI to name a few).

As I mentioned in my previous post, Other World Computing (OWC) not only has a great selection of Macintosh hardware products at decent prices, but they also have taken the time out to produce some easy-to-follow videos on installing the hardware in your Mac.

Here is an example of a video showing how to install memory (RAM) into G4 AGP ‘Sawtooth’ and ‘Gigabit Ethernet’ Macintoshes:

Installing Macintosh Memory

Here’s a list of computers which have videos for installing memory (linked to the medium resolution videos):

How to install memory in G3 Blue & White and G4 PCI Graphics Macs
How to install memory in G4 AGP ‘Sawtooth’ and ‘Gigabit Ethernet’ Macs
How to install memory in a G4 Cube Mac
How to install memory in a G4 ‘QuickSilver’ & ‘QuickSilver 2002′ Mac
How to install memory in a G4 ‘Mirrored Drive Door’/'FireWire 800′ Mac
How to install memory in a G5 Mac
How to install memory in a Mac mini (G4)
How to install memory in a G4 PowerBook ‘Titanium’ (all models)
How to install memory in a G4 PowerBook ‘Aluminum’ 15″
How to install memory in a MacBook Pro 15″ (intel)
How to install memory in a Mac mini (intel)
How to install memory in a MacBook 13.3″ (intel)
How to install memory in a Mac Pro (intel)