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Can a 20 year old Star Trek game contain the secrets to a fantastic Action Adventure game for anyone? Well I think so, and in this episode I’ll attempt to make my case! Why I think Star Trek the 25th Anniversary has the key ingredients to a great game!

It's just good computer hygiene to check what ports you have open from time to time. And its also a good security practice. In this week's episode, we're going to have FUN with port scanning... Yes really! How to check your own computer, other systems on your LAN, and audit your firewall from an outside host.

A PVR for the Internet? Find out how this open source tool can be used to download TV off the net, or just a good clean organizational tool! What is sick beard? It's a server-side application that can be used to to automate downloading of TV episode releases from USENET or Torrents. Or at the very least, to organize your media collection better. I don't support piracy. But lets be honest, the failing traditional media companies continue to restrict how consumers use content. They model was outdated years ago, and today just feels draconian. So lets start by chatting about how you can use Sick Beard just for good, clean, organization fun! Then after that, I'll arm you with the info you need, if you want to take things further.

I’ll share my insights on the game I expected to hate, but have ended being completely consumed by! Plus my thoughts on this games long term position. On this episode of, an In Depth Look!

Chris covers the software he uses to make Jupiter Broadcasting’s weekly shows, plus his simple setup for audio podcast. And how he kicks things up a notch when he wants a project to have some extra polish! Plus a few tips and tricks to help you with your projects, and some viewer questions and answers!

Jupiter Broadcasting has an audience reach of millions, over seven hours of produced content a week, and all from a garage studio. In this episode get a behind the scenes tour of Jupiter Broadcasting’s HD virtual studio. Find out how with a few tricks, Chris can turn around an 1+ hour HD episode in just a matter of hours. And how it’s all done live, and on a budget!

Complex passwords can be a real pain in the butt, after you watch this episode you’ll learn how LastPass makes great password management stupid easy! LastPass’ Password Vault is protected by a master password and is encrypted locally, synchronized to any other browser. LastPass also has a form filler that automates password entering and form filling. It also supports password generation. In this episode, Chris shares a few ways he finds LastPass to be exceptionally useful!

Another behind the scenes look at Jupiter Broadcasting’s HD Studio built on the cheap! This episode goes into a lot of the computer gear it takes to run the studio, for live HD capture and live flash streaming. Find out what equipment we use to get the job done. Equipment Covered: Canon Camera: http://bit.ly/yDGyM MXO2 Mini: http://bit.ly/BrLXF Wirecast: http://bit.ly/3bzQsE Wireless Mic: http://bit.ly/4sG9QE Beachtek Audio Adapter: http://bit.ly/6vE9vz M-Audio: http://bit.ly/5uUyGN MXL 990 Mics: http://bit.ly/8ZEvWk

A quick and dirty tour of our HD production studio, where we record all our shows at jupiterbroadcasting.com Lots of details covered, but so much more was probably left out. If you have questions hit me up on Twitter (twitter.com/ChrisLAS) and I’ll try to answer, or ask away in our forum (jupitercolony.com)! Behind The Scenes of Jupiter Broadcasting’s HD Studio #2 Gear Mentioned: Reflecmedia Green Screen: http://bit.ly/Ww8Ym Main Camera, Canon HV20: http://bit.ly/yDGyM Blackmagic Intensity: http://bit.ly/1CiLCZ Matrox MX02 Mini: http://bit.ly/BrLXF Lights http://bit.ly/XXijN Mackie Mixer: http://bit.ly/i9VAP BeachTek DXA-2S Dual XLR: http://bit.ly/32phCE FW800 Storage Enclosure: http://bit.ly/K1V6h

Over the years I’ve written several microphone reviews in my ongoing search for the one microphone that combines quality of sound, great features, and does not require very expensive equipment to operate. Those requirements make USB microphones very attractive, they plug right into the computer and show up as a digital sound device, they are powered from the USB bus of the computer.