Topics Covered:

• {play 2:16}Interview: Maeghan Smulders is the Director of Product Marketing & Communications for PasswordBox, and she joins us to discuss their software which won "Best Mobile App" at the 2014 CES Mobile App Showdown in Las Vegas.
  • Check out PasswordBox here: cat5.tv/password
  • Understanding what PasswordBox is, and what it does.
  • The inspiration for PasswordBox: what would happen to your digital stuff if you were to die?
  • Legacy Locker protects your digital stuff if something should happen to you.
  • Using PasswordBox makes your master password the last password you ever have to remember.
  • Understanding how PasswordBox keeps your private user account information safe from prying eyes, even if they were hacked.
  • PasswordBox fills in your login and passwords for you.
  • If you lose your phone or other device with PasswordBox on it, you can lock them out easily by changing your master password.
  • PasswordBox stores your credit card info or even private notes securely.
  • Automated form filling is coming soon to PasswordBox.
  • How PasswordBox verifies the death of a user in order to distribute password access to your digital beneficiary.
  • The average user has $55,000 worth of digital assets online.
  • The cost of PasswordBox: Free version supports up to 25 passwords, and $11.99 per year gives you unlimited.
  • How businesses can leverage PasswordBox with the Enterprise version of PasswordBox with secure password sharing, instant login and user level access control allowing administrators to add or revoke access at a user level.
  • The PasswordBox browser extension, while currently listed on the web site as Mac or Windows compatible, it works fine on Linux with no extra effort. Grab it from cat5.tv/password.
  • The auto-lock feature forces a user to enter the master password in order to access passwords and services. This is ideal in case your device is stolen.
  • Giveaway Announcement: A free lifetime membership to PasswordBox! Sign up at cat5.tv/password, then email live@category5.tv including the email address you used for your PasswordBox registration. We'll conduct a draw on Episode 332 and if you win, we'll upgrade your account to a lifetime membership (based on email address)!
• {play 23:57}Our mobile site and how the intervalometer gives our gallery some awesome photos like this.
• {play 25:00}Top Stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom.
  • The FBI are cracking down on several “hackers for hire” services and have made a number of arrests.
  • LogMeIn has stiffed its users by giving them just 7 days to pay up, or move out.
  • Starting to see a trend? Google just bought UK artificial intelligence start-up DeepMind.
  • Bitcoin developers hope to replace the current Internet with something new, that pays you to use it. In Bitcoin, of course.
• {play 34:00}Viewer Question: Can you please sit a little closer to Sasha?
• {play 34:48}The Category5 Merch Store at shop.category5.tv has some great shirts and other Category5.TV gear.
• {play 36:30}Welcome to our newly registered viewers.
• {play 37:40}Viewer Question: I really enjoyed Episode 236 when you showed how to start an online TV show using Telestream Wirecast. I am starting my own show and purchased a second-hand Behringer Ultramizer Pro. I was wondering, could you help me understand how to set it up based on the settings you use at Category5 TV?
  • Walking through our settings on the Behringer Ultramizer Pro.
  • PS - You can pick up an Ultramizer Pro or other compressor/limiter/gate by searching at cat5.tv/bh.
  • Hearing the difference between having a BBE Sonic Maximizer and not having one.
  • Viewer Question: Is there any software that does the same thing as the Ultramizer Pro?
    • For post-production, check out Levelator. Or for a more hands-on approach, try Goldwave or FL Studio Producer Edition.
• {play 49:05}Viewer Question: Being a fan of MATE desktop, I had to flinch: MATE is not pronounced "mate" as in "buddy," but is mate as in the tea. It reminds me of the old you-bunn-too days.
• {play 51:30}Viewer Question: I saw the episode of Category5 where you demonstrated the use of Sparkbooth with your wedding photobooth. I noticed though that the resulting images had a bit of a motion blur to them. Is it possible to resolve that?
  • Take a look at the short followup video where we actually show a few of the resulting pictures, which looked great since we brought in proper lighting.
• {play 54:40}Viewer Question: I enjoyed Episode 330 where you demonstrated the D5100 connected to a computer via HDMI. Which device was used to capture the video? Were there any problems capturing the stream? Did the copy protection cause any issues?
• {play 57:56}Viewer Question: I'm looking for desktop publishing software that will run on Linux and Windows 7, and that has a professional finish. Do you have any suggestions?
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