How To Detach Audio in Screenflow

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November 25, 2012

I got a request to show how to detach audio in Screenflow.

So I made this video and for those of you who use Screenflow, this will show you what to do if you have an MP4 video file and you want to edit it in Screenflow.

It’s pretty straightforward.

You want to open a blank document.

Then go to the “Your Media” icon on the Nav Bar on the upper right.

The icon is the last one all the way to the right,

Click it and then go to the bottom left and click the “add media” button.

Go to your computer and find the file you want to load into Screenflow.

Click open ( you can also drag it to the media box) and it will load to Screenflow.

Once in “Your Media” the file will display.

Drag it to your timeline under the main video window.

Once in the timeline, right click the timeline and in the drop down find and select ” detach audio”.

And there you have it. The new audio track will display under the video track.

If you find this video and information helpful, give it a “like”, “tweet”, “google+”, “pin”, “Stumble” and anything else you can think of. Many thanks.

 


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How To Find Your YouTube Subscribers

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November 16, 2012

New YouTube Design - How To Find Your YouTube Subscribers

Where To Find Your Subscriber List in Your Channel Back Offiice

When YouTube made its changes to the Channel and Dashboard layouts, there were lots of issues regarding how to find your inbox and also how to find your YouTube subscribers.

Well I made on video on how to find your Inbox.

And now I just did a follow up on how to find your channel subscribers.

Now there are two areas that relate to subscriptions and subscribers.

Subcriptions vs Subscribers

There are subscriptions that you sign up for because you want to follow someone’s channel.

This subscription list you will now find on your YouTube homepage in the left hand sidebar.

This is not to be confused with the subscriber page of those people who have opted to subscribe to your YouTube channel.

How To Find Your Subscribers

Your YouTube subscribers are found, not on your Homepage but on a separate page found after clicking the subscriber tab in your channel back office.

To get to it you go to the Inbox drop down, select the Channel tab.

When you get to your Channel page, go the the Nav Bar and click the Subscriber tab displaying the number of your subscribers.

Once you do that, you’ll go to the first page of your subscribers pages.

At the bottom of the first page, you’ll find a pagination bar with a series of numbers.

These are the pages that will display the icons of the subscribers who have opted to subscribe to your channel.

To see how to do all this, just check out the video above and you’ll get it all in one easy visual lesson.

As always, if you find this information helpful, please “tweet”, “Like”,”Google +”, “Stumble”, “Pin” it and many thanks for doing so.

With that, stay with it, stay well and talk soon.

 

 

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YouTube New Look Back Office – How to find your InBox

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October 29, 2012

YouTube – How To Find Your Inbox

If you have a YouTube Channel you know that things change all the time with the design.

Well they have been changing a lot lately and I came into my channel and could find my Inbox.

So I started to hunt and after a while I found the nav bar with the Inbox tab on it.

It’s frustrating because I was used to finding it in the drop down by my channel name.

But the folks at Google think it’s better if you have your google profile on the right upper of the nav bar.

Nothing wrong with that but it would have been nice to leave notice where you could find the info that was in that drop down that disappeared.

Anyway, after I figured it out, I made a video to help whomever is stuck with the same problem I had.

So here it is.

If you find it helpful, give it a “Like”, “tweet”,”google+”, “Pin” and whatever else will let your friends know there is help here.

Many thanks and enjoy.

 

 

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How To Set Up A WordPress Website

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September 28, 2012

OK so I know there are a ton of videos on how to set up a wordpress website, but I’m putting together a video ebook down the line and having a new update on how to use cPanel and Fantastico to set up a site seemed in order.

So here it is. This is the latest video I made showing how to take the domain that you pointed from Nameheap and go into the Domain Panel of cPanel and select Addon Domain.

You’ll see how to create an Addon Domain in real time and then go to the Services Panel and click on Fantastico to start the WordPress site set up.

The video takes you though how to fill out the form and create your website. For detail copy you can read on and go through the transcript of the video which follows this short intro.

So there you have it.

If you find the video helpful, please give it a “tweet”, “like”, a “pin”, a “stumbleupon” or even better a “Google+”. That will let your friends who may need the help find this video and website.

Many thanks for your support.

In the meantime, stay well, stay with it and talk soon.

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How To Scale An Image in WordPress

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September 19, 2012
How To Scale An Image In Wordpress

Resize Your Images For Speed How to scale an image in WordPress? It’s Easy. With all the talk about load times I figured out how to scale an image in WordPress while uploading some content to my website. As I played with the media library upload I noticed a an “edit image” button and clicked [...]

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How To Register A Domain Name

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September 10, 2012
How to register a domain image

How To Register A Domain Name – Update video I am putting together a “How To” series for beginners on setting up your own website for  business. Naturally the first place to start is registering a domain name. Of course if you already have an offline business, you have a business name and brand you [...]

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SEOmoz Beginners Guide to SEO Ch 10 Pt 2 Review

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August 11, 2012
SEOmoz Beginners Guide to SEO Ch10 Review

SEOmoz Beginners Guide to SEO Ch 10 Pt 2 Review This part of the chapter talks about analytical tools. And here is the list provided Omniture Fireclick Mint Sawmill Analytics Clicktale Coremetrics Unica Affinium NetInsight Yahoo! Web Analytics (formerly Indextools) Google Analytics Clicky Web Analytics Piwik Open Source Analysis Woopra Website Tracking AWStats You can [...]

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SEOmoz Beginners Guide Ch 10 Pt 1 Review

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August 8, 2012
SEOmoz Beginners Guide to SEO Ch10 Review

SEOmoz Beginners Guide Ch 10 Pt 1 Review Metrics and Tracking This last chapter is one of the most important and tells you what you need to know in order to track and measure you website success. It starts off with five different metrics to track. Search Engine Share of Referring Visits You want to [...]

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