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- Installing Sony Vegas Movie Studio
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**Free Full Segment** - Connecting Your DV Camera to your Computer and Capturing Clips
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- Getting Your VHS Video onto Your Computer via Your DV Camera
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Installing RAM Into Your Computer
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Adding RAM (Random Access Memory) to a computer can help it run faster and some programs will require more RAM than came with your computer. Josh explains how to get the right kind of RAM for your computer and then demonstrates how to install it. He also shows you where to look on the computer for how much RAM you currently have installed. -
Don't be too afraid of the dreaded static shock, just take precautions and be sure to touch the power supply before you remove the RAM or touch the inside of the computer. -
It really is as easy as it looks, I have done this many times and never failed yet. -
When you are looking for the slot to put the RAM in, look for another stick of RAM that looks just like the one you purchased, when you find it you are in the right spot. Some computers might have more than two slots, and others might only have two slots and both of them are filled. If this is the case in your computer, remove the smallest of the three sticks of RAM and install the largest two. -
Use gentle but firm pressure and push straight down in order to seat the RAM into place. Think of it like trying to push a popsicle stick into the crack between the door and door jam. It will go in with steady pressure but if you bend it to far one way or the other it might break. -
Sony Vegas Movie Studio only requires that you have 256 K of RAM. Your computer probably has at least that much. Adding more RAM is still never a bad idea, the more you have the faster your computer will be able to do complex processes that may cause an overall jump in speed.
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