Posts Tagged ‘MPEG’

Removed PDF Downloads and iPhone Theme

Monday, March 8th, 2010

PDF downloads failed on Tutorial #2 – Adding a PCI card and the iPhone theme never worked out since no one visited my website with a touch screen phone, and if they did, my regular theme should work.

I will also be adding HTML5 video support after I post Tutorial 9.

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All videos now have a Flash Player

Monday, March 1st, 2010

I converted all videos to FLV format with a player now. Tutorial 6 was a little hard since I had to convert SWF to FLV.

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Converted videos to Flash Video

Monday, December 28th, 2009

Earlier, you needed a 1.5 Megabit connection to play video on my site, since quality is so good, but some people can’t get a 1.5M+ connection, so I made a flash version of the video, which only needs a 256 Kilobit connection, but the MPEG versions can get accessed by clicking (HQ).
If you can watch YouTube, you can watch our tutorials.

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Tutorial #2 – Adding a PCI card

Friday, November 20th, 2009

LEVEL 2
Well, If USB devices are adding clutter, internal cards help you manage clutter. PCI or PCI Express cards help you. Instead of external devices, internal devices from your PC help.
Be sure you have no static electricity on your body. Sorry for mistake in video.

  1. Turn off and open your PC
  2. Find a empty PCI slot like this
  3. You should see a empty plate near a PCI slot. Unscrew the cover and remove it
  4. Push your card in to the slot
  5. Screw the card’s mounting plate in to the PC
  6. Close your PC
  7. Start your PC and do the other steps.

Video Part of Tutorial

Here it is Please don’t republish this video without permission. I would manage republishing this.

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Tutorial #1 – Building a Ethernet Cable Tester

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

LEVEL 1
Many sites may tell you how to build a Ethernet Cable Tester, but they may be hard. I will teach you how to build a Ethernet cable tester for you in two easy methods:
Method 1: Computer to Hub/Switch

  1. Have the Computer and the Switch ready (Both powered on)
  2. Plug in the Ethernet cable to the Stwitch and the Computer
  3. Check on the Computer & the Switch if the port is connected

Method 2: Switch and Cable from Port to Port
This is risky and many hubs or switches may support it.

  1. Make sure the Switch is on
  2. Also, You have to just plug in a cable from one port to another port and see if the lights are on.

Video form of Tutorial
Method 1

Method 2

Sorry for the bad sound, This is only the first time, and the conversion in 852*480(HQ) and 430*240(LQ) crashed, so I used VCD quality. I may re upload with the fixed version.
Please don’t republish this video without permission. I would manage republishing this.

Most tutorials would be released on a weekend or major holiday, but I had lots of free time, so I published this on Tuesday.

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Welcome! pchardwaretutor.com is now online!

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Here at pchardwaretutor.com, I will tell you how to do hardware hacks. I am starting this as a hobby.

On November 21, 2009 (or 22, 2009), I will give you the first tutorials in both Text and Video (MPEG) format. Times and Dates tutorials are posted are based on Eastern Time.

Each tutorial will have a Level. Level 1 means easiest to Level 5 which means most difficult. The Video part will have a high (1 Megabit and higher) and a low (Slower than 1 Megabit) quality profile. Keep in mind that the low quality profile will be really blocky.

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