Perform a complete inventory of your media sources and content. You need to know what you already have and what you are spending.

Streaming, cable, DSL, satellite, movies, TV shows, music, photos, home videos, etc. what do you want? This is a wish list.

Broadcast, over-the-air (OTA) TV is a must have for most people. Local news, sports, community shows are all broadcast free OTA to your home.

Sure, we all need internet but how much, how fast and how expensive? Don’t buy more than you need or use.

How important is your home network? It is the last mile, the hub, the wireless heart of your home media.

Firestick, Roku, Nvidia, and more choices. choices and more choices is the name of the game. Where do I start? Which one is for me?

Local channels, networks, sports, travel, documentaries, I want it all! Wait a minute, maybe not all, just a bunch.

At last, the moment has arrived. Will cutting the cord really set me free? Am I just grabbing a new cord?

Know where all your media is making its home. Eliminate duplicate files and duplicate folders.

Hi, my name is Frank and I am a photo pack Rat! But unlike most pack rats, I know how to keep track and organize my photos. I am going to share with you how I do it.

After photos, your home videos are the next most essential elements of your media library. They are irreplaceable slices of your life.

I want to make sure you know today’s easy techniques and how to get your music library organized and ready to enjoy.

This topic is a mixed bag of various solutions. Read it and decide what works for you.

Add all of your important documents to your personal digital library.

Know where everything is and backup, backup, and backup. Hope for the best and plan for the worst. Your photos and home videos cannot be replaced.

There is no magic software that will take over and do everything for you. But these come close.