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How to Install Tautulli on OpenMediaVault 5 (OMV5)

In diy, OpenMediaVault, Tutorials, Video by dbtech

In this video we’ll take a look at how to install Tautulli on OpenMediaVault 5 (OMV5). We’ll use a standard method of installing via Containers and this will only take just a couple of minutes. To get started, login to your Portainer admin panel. Click on “local” and then click on “Containers”. Next, click on the blue “Add container” button …

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RG350 Review – The Best Handheld Retro Emulator?

In Product Review, Retro Gaming, Video by dbtech

Could the RG350 be the best emulation Retro Handheld console to date? Let’s Find out. In this video, I test and review the RG350 (Retro Game 350 ) /=========================================/ NextPCB https://dbte.ch/nextpcb https://dbte.ch/assemblycapabilities $0 first trial order for PCB prototype Sign up to get $5 coupon for PCB & PCBA order. Only $28 for 4-layer PCB UL, ISO9001, ISO4001, & IATF …

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6k Subs Milestone Announcement!

In Uncategorized by dbtech

A while back I asked you guys on my Community Tab what kinds of things you’d be interested in seeing on here. 48% of you asked for a DB Tech Discord server 17% asked for livestreams 14% asked for gorums on my website 14% asked for something else 7% asked for merch At the time of recording this, I have …

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How to Upgrade Chromebook Hard Drive, SSD, or M.2

In Chromebooks, Tutorials, Video by dbtech

In this video we’ll look at How to Upgrade Chromebook Storage. Upgrading Chromebook storage is easy, but there are some caveats: Not all Chromebooks can be upgraded. Not all Chromebooks use an M.2 drive. Some Chromebooks may use SSDs. Some Chromebooks may use other sizes (in dimensions) of drives. When you do this, you’ll lose the data on your device, …

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First Look at Mageia 7 RC1 on VirtualBox

In Video, Virtualization by dbtech

The video will be a First Look at Mageia 7 RC1 on VirtualBox. Installing First Look at Mageia 7 RC1 on VirtualBox is a pretty simple process that only takes a few minutes. If you want to follow along, here are the links you’ll need Mageia Website: https://www.mageia.org Mageia RC7 Download: https://www.mageia.org/en/downloads/prerelease/ VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads You’ll want to give the Virtual …

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Gamdias Achilles P1 RGB Gaming Chair Review!

In Product Review, Video by dbtech

Gamdias was awesome enough to send over the Gamdias Achilles P1 RGB Gaming Chair for me to review and I’m SUPER happy with this chair. Putting it together is pretty straightforward as long as you know that the 4 screws that look a little different go in the side to hold the back in, you’re good to go. Everything else …

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How To Support DB Tech

In Video by dbtech

Putting out the kinds of videos I do takes time and resources. The links on the https://support.dbte.ch website will take you to websites that you can use and help the DB Tech YouTube channel. Website: https://support.dbte.ch Direct Links: Instant Support: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/dbtechreviews Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/dbtech Support but with a month of delay: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dbtech Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/dbtech /=========================================/ Remember to leave a …

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How To Support DB Tech

In Video by dbtech

Putting out the kinds of videos I do takes time and resources. The links on the https://support.dbte.ch website will take you to websites that you can use and help the DB Tech YouTube channel. Website: https://support.dbte.ch Direct Links: Instant Support: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/dbtechreviews Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/dbtech Support but with a month of delay: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dbtech Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/dbtech /=========================================/ Remember to leave a …

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Backing Up motionEye to Google Drive

In motionEye, Raspberry Pi, Tutorials, Video by dbtech

In this video we’re going to take a look at Backing Up motionEye to Google Drive. The process is actually REALLY simple, but it’s a bit repetitive. Once you have your cameras setup, you’ll want to make sure you’re logged into your MAIN Raspberry Pi. This is where you will be administering all of your cameras. Go to the top …