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• Converting Video With MPEG Streamclip
• by Hollin Jones
• Ever get in a muddle when converting video from one format to another… (let's face it, who doesn't?)… MPEG Streamclip to the rescue! Hollin Jones walks us through how easy converting video can be.

• 5 Tips For Musicians Using Mac OS X In 64 Bit
• by Mo Volans
• So you've got a shiny new Mac, the latest Mac OS running in 64-bit mode. Potentially musicians can utilize almost unlimited amounts of RAM, right? Mo Volans shows how to make the most of 64-bit mode!

• Restoring Data from Time Machine Backups
• by Mike Watkinson
• Backing up your important folders and files is arguably the most important thing you can do on any computer. Mike Watkinson shares essential tips on restoring files from any Time Machine drive.

• Installing Large Applications using Disk Images in Mac OS X
• by Mike Watkinson
• Do you dread installing large applications that span multiple discs? (Yes, Logic Studio, I'm looking at you!) Mike Watkinson explains how to dramatically transform those hours into minutes.

• How Has iCloud Changed Your Life?
• by G.W. Childs IV
• [UPDATED] If you've shied away from using Apple's iCloud then stop whatever you're doing and read this. G.W. Childs outlines compelling reasons why you should embrace the iCloud!

• Cubase 6.5
• New Features In Cubase 6.5
• 64 bit Cubase 6.5 is here with its new synths: Retrologue and Padshop. There’s also a new Comping tool and some very cool new effects plugins. So join Cubase “Commander” Matthew Loel T. Hepworth, your captain on flight Cubase 6.5, to learn what’s new...

• Pro Tools 10 113
• Pro Mixing Techniques
• Mixing sounds to create a cohesive and inspiring piece of music is an art. Join MPV trainer and Pro Tools expert Mike Watkinson as he reveals his favorite mixing techniques and shows you how you can bring your musical canvases to life...

• Melodyne 201
• Advanced Melodyne
• Melodyne 2.0 is loaded with a bunch of new features. Let Product Specialist David Andris show you how you can inject Melodyne’s new DNA technology into your productions...

• SongCraft
• Producing Lauren Balthrop
• One song and only one day to professionally produce it! Can it be done? Find out as the pros at Dubway Studios in New York City take you on a recording and mixing adventure in this first edition of our new Docu-Tutorial series we call SongCraft!

• Native Instruments 201
• Razor
• Native Instruments’ Razor is a totally slick additive synthesis machine. See all the different ways you can slice this knife of a synth into your tracks in this 40-plus video tutorial by expert synthesist G.W. Childs...

• Native Instruments 210
• FM8: FM Synthesis and Sound Design
• Join Synth Expert David Earl (a.k.a. SFLogicNinja) and discover how incredibly powerful and rich FM synthesis can be when using the amazing FM8 synth from Native Instruments...

• Pro Tools 10 112
• Advanced Editing Techniques
• Becoming a Pro Tools editing Ninja requires mastering the tools of the trade. Join Certified Avid trainer Mike Watkinson as he explores the art of editing and managing clips in Avid’s Pro Tools 10...

• Native Instruments 211
• Guitar Rig and The Studio Processors
• Native Instruments' Guitar Rig isn't just for guitars. It's an amazingly versatile plugin "rig" that can be used on just about any track from vocals to mastering. Join Music Software Expert Mo Volans as he shows you the amazing new collection of studio quality Effect Processors that come with Guitar Rig 5 Pro...

Proteger informações confidenciais no mundo real é fácil. O documento pode ser mantida em um local seguro, trancado em um! Segura ou até mesmo escondidos sob o assoalho-boards onde olhos curiosos podem ser mantidos à distância Você poderia fazer o mesmo com um documento eletrônico, movendo-a para um local difícil de encontrar. No entanto, pode haver momentos em que você quer um documento para entregar no seu desktop ou você precisa de e-mail para alguém da sua confiança, enquanto ainda mantém o seu conteúdo protegido do mundo exterior ...

Na Parte 1 deste Dica parte especial 2, vamos explorar como usar a tecnologia de criptografia OSX embutido para proteger sua senha sensíveis documentos PDF.

Passo 1

Abrir o documento PDF na pré-visualização e escolha Arquivo

Passo 2

Na janela de diálogo Salvar como habilitar o recurso de senha, clicando sobre a caixa de seleção Criptografar e digitar sua senha nos campos de texto fornecido. Clique em Salvar quando terminar.

Passo 3

Tente abrir o PDF na pré-visualização e você será instruído a digitar a senha correta antes de poder ver o conteúdo. O documento só pode ser aberto por quem conhece a senha. Hmm, agora onde é que eu escreva essa senha ...

Na parte 2 veremos como converter praticamente qualquer documento ou página Web em um PDF e senha claro protegê-la!

Rounik Sethi

Rounik is the Editor and Lead-Writer on the MPV Hub. As an Apple Certified Trainer for Logic (and a self-confessed Mac fanatic) he's taught teachers, professional musicians and hobbyists how to get the best out of Apple's creative software. He is a Visiting lecturer at Bath Spa University's Teacher training program, facilitating workshops on using iLife and digital media tools in the classroom. If you're looking for Rounik, you'll most likely find him (and his articles) on the macProVideo.com Hub & Forums.

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