The history of the VCR

If all of this sounds familiar, it should. (Kids to young to know what Beta is, please read here.) With the last nail in the coffin of HD DVD laid by Warner and Toshiba withdrawing support for HD DVD, let's take a trip back 20 years (or further) to see what the landscape was for […]

DIY UHF Antenna

Ever since I gave Comcast the boot and FiOS the welcome, I've not been using the Miglia TV MiniHD receiver since FiOS doesn't use QAM modulation. The USB receiver does however tune ATSC if you have a good antenna and some nearby transmitters. The included antenna is mostly a joke unless you live very close […]

Free audio plug-ins that work: compressor, expander/noise gate, de-esser

I've just installed a great set of audio plug-ins on my system and must say they work terrifically. Called blockfish, spitfish and floorfish from digitaldishphones.com, they will compress, de-ess and expand/gate you audio. And to sweeten the deal, they're extremely easy to use with easy minimal interfaces that make sense. I used it successfully to […]

MAKE: Foxhole Radio

This weekend, Bre Pettis of MAKE: Weekend Project showed how to make a foxhole radio. This project was very approachable since it didn't require any specialized electronics, hard to find diodes, chips, resistors, latches, etc etc. It used simple wires, thumbtacks, safety pin, pencil, etc. So what you see is my attempt at making one […]