For a long time now I was thing to make an extreme makeover on my-guides.net. At last I found some time and this is the result! Apart from the new layout that our old users have already noticed these are the most important changes:
- User friendly links
- Better social sites support
- New Downloads section
- New commenting system
Of course there are many changes in the backend as well and a few more changes are about to come. So, have a nice time reading our guides and if you experience any problem with the new site or you'd like to share something with us drop me a comment here.
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In this guide I will describe you how to convert a video file to Xvid/H264 using Avidemux. For those who haven't heard it before, Avidemux is a free video editor for Windows, Linux and MAC. In this tutorial I have used the Linux version.
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nowadays I thought of reencoding these videos so that don't need so much space. So let's move with the guide.
Of course the Internet along with the help of Google is a great source of information. You can answer almost any question you have about Linux and find many tutorials, guides and help. However many people prefer reading this information on a printed book accesssible even when they are not online or don't have a computer in front of them. I've received many e-mails asking me to propose them a few good books regarding Linux commands, administration and for specific distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora etc. So, I've search for a few good books. Here they are. Happy reading!
Christmas has passed and the new year is just around the corner! Along with our wishes for a happy new year full of gadgets and technology we are offering some discount coupons for popular software! DVD, Video and Audio programs are in the list! Of course you can download a trial version first to test the program but you must buy it through our site's order links for your coupons to work properly. Keep on reading to the following pages to find out more!
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A few days ago 
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