Video

When you’re saving your work—whether it’s art, photos, music, or podcasts—the file type you choose can make a huge difference in quality,...

Input Devices: Stuff You Use to Control  the Computer You send info “IN” to your PC—these are the tools you use to tell your system what...

Before you dive into the deep end of tech forums, try these simple steps first—sometimes the “easy way out” is the best way out! 1....

Adapters: For HDMI to DVI: Look for a bi-directional  HDMI ↔ DVI adapter (video only, no audio). For HDMI to VGA: Needs to be active...

HDMI Digital. Carries video AND audio. Easy: One cable for your screen and your speakers (if your monitor has built-in audio). If you...

When you shop for a display, you’ll see a mess of letters— LED, LCD, IPS, OLED, QLED, Plasma —but most of it boils down to a few real...

When it comes to setting up a studio, your monitor matters—but you don’t need to fall for every new buzzword. Here’s what you actually...

Video Cables VGA Old-school analog , chunky blue connector. Only carries video (no audio), maxes out at 1080p (barely). Tip:  Not for...

Thinking about building your own PC, but not sure if you need a dedicated graphics card (GPU)?  Here’s what you need to know so you don’t...

Intro: Building your first PC? Save yourself the headache (and shipping delays) by starting with this no-nonsense checklist. Here’s every...