Delete the background image on YouTube

-log into youtube
-go to your channel
-click 'edit channel'
-click the blue link that says 'channel Design' on the left hand side
-go down to 'background image'
-delete the link from the box
-click 'update channel'

now the background image will no longer display on your youtube channel

 

 

other answer

*Go to "Account" then "Channel Design".

*Under channel design go to "Advanced Design Customization" then click "pick" next to "Background Color". Pick the color black at the very bottom left of the color palate.

*Then under "Repeat Background Image", click "no".

*Save this picture under "My Pictures" on your computer. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1a/Color_icon_black.svg/300px-Color_icon_black.svg.png
*Next to "Background Image" on your "youtube account" page, click "Browse". Save that picture of the image to use as your background.

*Afterwards, you should be able to pick any color off of the "Background Color" option.

I hope this helps...it is kinda confusing, I know, but if you have any questions just let me know. :)

I figured it out on my own.

or

1 -- click on "ACCOUNT▼", ignoring the blue drop-down menu.
(you'll get a new page with black titles and many blue subtitles)

2 -- look on the left for the 3rd black title called "MY CHANNEL"
(you'll see 5 different blue subtitles including "Channel Design"

3 -- click on "CHANNEL DESIGN"
(you'll get a new page with nine colour combinations at the top)

4 -- scroll half-way down and look for "BACKGROUND IMAGE"
(it's the 2nd thin rectangle, with the "Browse" box just beside it)

5 -- simply DELETE THE LINK
(the rectangle should be blank)

6 -- scroll to the top of the page and click "UPDATE CHANNEL"
(it's on the grey stripe just above the nine colour combinations)

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www . google . com / support / youtube / bin / answer . py ? hl = en & answer = 71515
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How to take Screenshots of Movies (DVD and AVI)

How to take Screenshots of Movies (DVD and AVI)

Guide For AVI's (XviD/DivX) -

1. Get MPC here! and the XviD codec here! if you don't already have it   [Install the XviD codec]

2. Start MPC and open the file [XviD/DivX]

3. Browse to the 'file' and click on 'open'

4. Stop the video. Click on 'file' again and then click on 'save thumbnails'

5. Change the () 'rows' to 6 & (2) 'columns' to 1, also change the (3) 'image width' to the same width as your video file.
My video file is 640 (width) x 480 (height) so I input 640 as in the image below Then browse to the destination where you would like to save the snap and click on 'save' for DVD's is below or click here!

6. Results (click on image for an enlarged view)

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The logic of Seeds and Peers on Torrent websites

1. Cap your upload (most important)
Limit your upload speed to approximately 80 percent of your maximum upload rate. You can check your upload speed over here (never trust your isp). Once you know your maximum upload speed, change the max upload (to 80%) speed in your torrent client’s preferences.
Don’t get me wrong, everyone should share as much as possible, but if your upload rate reached it’s max, your download rate suffers significantly.
2. Hack the max TCP connections
If you’re on XP sp2, your TCP connections are limited to a maximum of 10. This seriously hurts your downloading speed because it wont let you connect to a high amount of ip numbers. It is supposed to slow down viruses because their spreading strategy is to connect to a high amount of ip numbers, but it also cripples your torrent downloads.
A nice way to fix this is to download this patch, it allows you to set the maximum allowed connections to any number you want. Any number between 50 and 100 is ok
3. Check seeds and peers
A simple tip, but o so important. Always look for torrents with the best seed/peer ratio. The more seeds (compared to peers) the better (in general). So 50 seeds and 50 peers is better than 500 seeds and 1000 peers. So, be selective.
4. Change the default port.
By default, BitTorrent uses a port 6881-6999. BitTorrent accounts for a lot of the total internet traffic (1/3), so isp’s like to limit the connection offered on the these ports. So, you should change these to another range. Good clients allow you to do this, just choose anything you like. If you’re behind a router, make sure you have the ports forwarded or UPnP enabled.
5. Disable Windows Firewall
It sucks. Windows Firewall hates P2P and often leads a life of it’s own. So disable it and get yourself a decent firewall, Kerio or Zone Alarm for example.
Last but not least… Buy a faster connection…
Read more on optimizing your BitTorrent Speed.