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I am converting all my VHS tapes to MP4 so I have them as digital files.  Just wondering if I should use 16:9 or 4:3.  Someone told me 4:3, but from what I can tell 16:9 looks fine?  Thanks for your advice.  Below are two examples of the same video (one in 4:3 and one in 16:9), which do you think looks better?

1. https://youtu.be/P3ktiUbtrys

2. https://youtu.be/ysWW6yOE-6M

Assuming the cost was the same would you install Certain Teed or GAF shingles?  Thanks in advance

I am playing some vintage Nintendo games on an emulator site.  Everything works great, but whenever I press any button on my controller there is a constant notification that appears that says "Gamepad is Connected".  I am uses an Xbox controller on a Windows 10 computer.  Thanks for any help to get it to stop giving this notification.

Hello, I understand that on the W4 the lower the "allowances" you have the more taxes get taken out of your check and thus you get less take home pay, but will owe less takes at the end of the year. On the flip side if you have allowances then you get more money in your check but will owe more taxes at the end of the year.

Is this just a matter of preference or is there a benefit to doing one or the other?

Hello, I understand that on the W4 the lower the "allowances" you have the more taxes get taken out of your check and thus you get less take home pay.  Thus you have two options:

   - if you want more take home pay, but will have to pay more taxes on your tax return then claim as many allowances as you can- And if you want less take home pay so you will have less taxes to pay on your tax return then claim no allowancesMy question is, it is really that simple. . . or is there any other benefit I am missing?  We traditionally claim 0 allowances so we have less take home pay but don't have to pay taxes at the end of the year. . . . but I am wondering if it is not smarter to claim the allowances, and just set aside money each check. . . draw interest all year. . . and know you will have to pay taxes at the end of the year?Thanks for any advice/feedback.

My wife and I both work and file taxes jointly as a married couple.  Can we both list single on our W4 so more taxes are taken out of our paychecks or do we have to answer it honestly?

I own several mutual funds. Ever since buying them I have always had them set to reinvest the interest into the same mutual fund. Now with the market as high as it is, I am wondering if it might be better to just put the interest in my money market vs. auto reinvesting. Then wait for the market to go down to reinvest. Any advice? Thanks in advance.

I get paid 1 penny for each video I watch, and thus want to be able to open as many windows as possible on my computer and play them simultaneously. When I get to about 6 now it starts bogging down. If I wanted to get a new computer to handle this kind of activity better, what would be the most important specifications to look for (i.e. processor speed, RAM, etc.). Thanks

They were going to call it 'Accounts Receivable' because it does Student Accounting and regular Account Receivables (non student), but they wanted 'Student' in it some kind of way to make it easy for the students. Some ideas thrown out have been 'Student & Other Account Receivables'. Any ideas to help me win a gift card.

I have a 2014 model vehicle. However since I work from home, it does not have many miles. I bought it in September 2013, it is now March 2015 . . . only has 3,500 miles on it and has yet to have the oil changed. Should I change the oil or just wait for the 'change oil' light to come on?

Looking to get my 5 year old a birthday gift. I have read that the 3D is bad for kids eyes, so I was considering a DS or DSi. Can someone give me differences/recommendations? Thanks