HandBrake could not find VLC or your VLC is incompatible | HandBrake could not find VLC or your VLC is incompatible (Note: 32 bit vlc is not compatible with 64 bit HandBrake and vice-versa). If you see this message, it is because VLC since version 2.0 no longer provides the libdvdcss that decodes DVDs for HandBrake. For a fix, install a copy of libdvdcss from videolan.org,
Clear or Flush Arp Cache in OS X
Clear or Flush Arp Cache in OS X | To clear or delete the arp cache in Mac OS X, crack open a terminal and issue the following command: $ sudo arp -a -d Done! Thanks Theo
OS X Lion How To Reverse Scroll Direction
OS X Lion How To Reverse Scroll Direction | OS X 10.7 Lion has reversed the typical scroll direction used. Thankfully, changing this is an easy fix! Note: Mouse (if plugged in) and Trackpad have separate settings for scrolling! 1. Locate the Mouse and / or Trackpad options in System Preferences. 2. In the Mouse option uncheck ‘Move content in the direction of finger
How To Dual Boot OS X and Linux
How To Dual Boot OS X and Linux | How to dual boot OS X and Linux. Works on any Intel Mac with any version of Linux! Note: rEFIt does not work with 10.7 Lion yet (step 4). Wait for an rEFIt update before attempting on a 10.7 machine. Warning: This is scary stuff – you can really trash your system and data! I
Enable FileVault in OS X
Enable FileVault in OS X | Mac OS X since 10.3 has had a feature called FileVault. FileVault as of Mac OS X 10.5 uses 256 bit AES to encrypt your home directory. This is particularly good if you use a laptop. If your laptop is stolen, the hard drive home directory contents are basically gibberish to someone if they attempt
OS X: Files Skipping Trash And Deleting Immediately
OS X: Files Skipping Trash And Deleting Immediately | You may have seen this in OS X when trying to delete files: “This item will be deleted immediately. You can’t undo this action.” Deleting and recreating the .Trash directory will generally solve this. Here’s a quick guide! 1. Crack open a terminal: Applications > Utilities > Terminal 2. Next, remove the existing Trash directory
