Krizoitz
Mar 15, 02:51 AM
ain't that big of a deal. they're free if you pay.
free if you pay....
free if you pay....
nwmtnbiker
May 1, 06:37 PM
using bite sms beta?
Jetson
Jun 24, 09:49 AM
Mudbug, thanks for responding! :)
I've never had any communication with anyone here other than through the forums, so I didn't look to see your private message. Yours is the only one I've ever received.
As a matter of fact there is NO notification of private messages in DailyTunes, so there is no way I would have seen it or even thought to look for it elsewhere.
I expected that the song would be simply deleted as requested.
I've never had any communication with anyone here other than through the forums, so I didn't look to see your private message. Yours is the only one I've ever received.
As a matter of fact there is NO notification of private messages in DailyTunes, so there is no way I would have seen it or even thought to look for it elsewhere.
I expected that the song would be simply deleted as requested.
vectorccm
May 5, 02:29 PM
Hi everyone,
I just bought a new external hard drives for my movies so i thought i could give a try to Time machine on the old one.
I have some questions that i couldn't any answer so I thought you guys could maybe help.
I want to use Time Capsule to only to back up the songs I have on my computer.
I don't really want to back up everything, only the music folder and maybe another one.
Is there a way to do that? If so, can anybody tell me how?
Thank you
I just bought a new external hard drives for my movies so i thought i could give a try to Time machine on the old one.
I have some questions that i couldn't any answer so I thought you guys could maybe help.
I want to use Time Capsule to only to back up the songs I have on my computer.
I don't really want to back up everything, only the music folder and maybe another one.
Is there a way to do that? If so, can anybody tell me how?
Thank you
Blue Velvet
Oct 13, 05:28 PM
A miner detail.
You think they could have been given iPhones, instead they got shafted.
I've been watching the rescue on and off over the past day, seeing them cramped into that capsule and imagining what it must be like going up through all that rock; it gives me the creeps. Not good with tight spaces, as it were.
You think they could have been given iPhones, instead they got shafted.
I've been watching the rescue on and off over the past day, seeing them cramped into that capsule and imagining what it must be like going up through all that rock; it gives me the creeps. Not good with tight spaces, as it were.
5th
Apr 4, 02:49 PM
Google it. Every real-world benchmark shows the correct results; X1900 is an average of 20% faster than a 7800.
California
Apr 2, 05:56 PM
The 7800 was too noisy for me, too, on the one quad I had with it.
Get the Quadro fx4500 for the G5.
There are internal wires that lead down to the where the plastic deflector sits. You can try to trace them to see why the little metal tab on the bottom of the deflector is being overridden. Or not.
Get the Quadro fx4500 for the G5.
There are internal wires that lead down to the where the plastic deflector sits. You can try to trace them to see why the little metal tab on the bottom of the deflector is being overridden. Or not.
chuckles:)
Jun 9, 12:38 AM
Works great on my 3GS. Best graphics i've seen on an iphone.
CaptainChunk
Apr 23, 03:25 PM
OWC and Trans International both make excellent Mac memory. Trans Intl is typically the cheaper of the two (by maybe 10% or so), but both are good bets - lifetime warranties, excellent customer support.
One thing that is unique with OWC though is that they offer rebates when you send in your factory Apple RAM. It's not very much, but it's something.
One thing that is unique with OWC though is that they offer rebates when you send in your factory Apple RAM. It's not very much, but it's something.
jayducharme
Jun 3, 06:40 PM
The apple doesn't quite register as a zero. It ended up looking to me like 1 million forum posts. Maybe if the 1 and the apple were in the same frame....
codymac
Apr 30, 10:28 AM
You are probably right. I just feel like the person in the room who doesn't get the joke, when everyone else is laughing.
You're not the only one.
Perhaps I'm not being totally fair here, but he strikes me as an example of a species of internet parasite who achieves some measure of success and fame on the back of someone else's work. A more famous (or infamous) example is potty-mouthed moron Julie Powell, whose 15 minutes of fame--achieved on the back of Julia Child's classic cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking--culminated in a major Hollywood movie about her life starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams!
Personally, I prefer Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child, but the movie did have Amy Adams in it.
:D
You're not the only one.
Perhaps I'm not being totally fair here, but he strikes me as an example of a species of internet parasite who achieves some measure of success and fame on the back of someone else's work. A more famous (or infamous) example is potty-mouthed moron Julie Powell, whose 15 minutes of fame--achieved on the back of Julia Child's classic cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking--culminated in a major Hollywood movie about her life starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams!
Personally, I prefer Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child, but the movie did have Amy Adams in it.
:D
iwantanewmac
Aug 29, 08:20 AM
I still hope we get a better mac next year. (with some really major upgrades) I want to replace my G4 but the dual 867 is not good enough and I think the dual 1 and 1.25 are not worth their money.
I'll keep wating :)
I'll keep wating :)
sushi
Nov 20, 07:47 AM
If you aint seen it, check it out... well impressive...
www.leoburnett.ca
If people have seen better, post it... id be interested to see...
cheers
rich.
While impressive, I found navigating the site wasted too much time.
I like some flash sites but prefer simple easy to navigate sites:
- Go to site
- Find needed info
- Leave/Go to next site.
Flash sites tend to have one spend a lot of time trying to get to the info that they want. This one, while if follows that flow, does have a fun touch to it.
Sushi
www.leoburnett.ca
If people have seen better, post it... id be interested to see...
cheers
rich.
While impressive, I found navigating the site wasted too much time.
I like some flash sites but prefer simple easy to navigate sites:
- Go to site
- Find needed info
- Leave/Go to next site.
Flash sites tend to have one spend a lot of time trying to get to the info that they want. This one, while if follows that flow, does have a fun touch to it.
Sushi
wPod
Sep 19, 02:47 PM
An Apple Airport Express should do what you want. It comes with setup instructions for both Mac and Windows and has a connection port for a printer. If you want to save few $$ it is listed in the Apple Store 'SAVE' section (refurbished with same warranty as new) for $99 right now.
i completely agree, the express rocks. and its much cheaper than buying a seperate print server and router (if you were going to go non-apple brand)
i completely agree, the express rocks. and its much cheaper than buying a seperate print server and router (if you were going to go non-apple brand)
jbembe
Nov 2, 10:49 AM
That works Great!
strydr
Mar 28, 02:55 PM
:D I agree. It might take ours to do. But it is still faster to reinstall then trying to get rid of all this adware/spyware junk.
..and I hope you guys learned your lesson...
Ya, it's much faster to reinstall the OS. Make sure you do a clean (format) install, to clean out any registry hooks left over. Also, keep the Bro off your system, or create a account for him to kill, instead of yours. I also like the idea of creating a restore point, and a clean image (although with only a 20GB HDD, you might just want to make a custom, slipstream disk).
..and I hope you guys learned your lesson...
Ya, it's much faster to reinstall the OS. Make sure you do a clean (format) install, to clean out any registry hooks left over. Also, keep the Bro off your system, or create a account for him to kill, instead of yours. I also like the idea of creating a restore point, and a clean image (although with only a 20GB HDD, you might just want to make a custom, slipstream disk).
PenguinApple
Apr 23, 03:35 PM
I have an iPod Classic 5.5G since May 2008 (160GB version) and since then I can only charge i by a computer USB port or an USB mains adapter.
But using a car charger it did not work.
Now I ordered a higher power (2 amps) car charger for my iPad2 which worked flawlessly on my iPad2. Even connected to my 6 Volts, 1A solar panel it charged the iPad in about the same time as on the provided mains adapter.
So I tried it with the iPod classic but it did not charge at all not at 6V ot 12V.
Does the iPod require a very precisely controlled / stabilized power suplly ?
But using a car charger it did not work.
Now I ordered a higher power (2 amps) car charger for my iPad2 which worked flawlessly on my iPad2. Even connected to my 6 Volts, 1A solar panel it charged the iPad in about the same time as on the provided mains adapter.
So I tried it with the iPod classic but it did not charge at all not at 6V ot 12V.
Does the iPod require a very precisely controlled / stabilized power suplly ?
macstatic
Jan 23, 05:48 AM
I just noticed that some of my Canon S-90 (http://www.dpreview.com/news/0908/09081907canons90.asp) camera video clips had missing preview icons like they usually have (instead it came with generic Quicktime icons) in Finder and furthermore found out that they were unplayable in Quicktime ("File is not a video file").
Following some other threads on the same subject I followed a suggestion to try opening the files with VLC (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/). To my surprise they all opened and played perfectly!
So I assume the header or something minor is damaged, while the video/audio itself is intact. How do I fix those files so they will also play in Quicktime Player?
I'm on a dual core iMac running MacOSX 10.6.6 and have both Quicktime X and Quicktime 7 player installed (I find the Quicktime update that come with Snow Leopard to be rather limited).
Following some other threads on the same subject I followed a suggestion to try opening the files with VLC (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/). To my surprise they all opened and played perfectly!
So I assume the header or something minor is damaged, while the video/audio itself is intact. How do I fix those files so they will also play in Quicktime Player?
I'm on a dual core iMac running MacOSX 10.6.6 and have both Quicktime X and Quicktime 7 player installed (I find the Quicktime update that come with Snow Leopard to be rather limited).
sam10685
Mar 18, 07:13 PM
Ya, I'd wait for 10.5, then buy the new Mac. And after that save up for you console(which I'd say not the PS3, but I'm sure you've looked at the other system, or have the both)
yep. have a wii... absolutely love it. now i want another set-up. looked into the 360 but the PS3 sounds like a better buy. (blu-ray drive vs. standrd dvd drive; built-in wireless vs. not built in wireless; free internet vs. not free internet; 60 gig HDD vs. 20 gig HDD; HDMI vs. no HDMI... any questions?) i need a mac more though because this computer set-up that i have (12'' G4 powerbook) is seeing its age. just posted this question to get a little input. thtnk you guys!
yep. have a wii... absolutely love it. now i want another set-up. looked into the 360 but the PS3 sounds like a better buy. (blu-ray drive vs. standrd dvd drive; built-in wireless vs. not built in wireless; free internet vs. not free internet; 60 gig HDD vs. 20 gig HDD; HDMI vs. no HDMI... any questions?) i need a mac more though because this computer set-up that i have (12'' G4 powerbook) is seeing its age. just posted this question to get a little input. thtnk you guys!
DaveDaveDave
May 1, 04:06 PM
great was just hoping there wouldn't be even more delay in me getting my hands on my first mac :D :D
Congrats - you're gonna love it!
Congrats - you're gonna love it!
mlhbarker
May 3, 06:23 PM
I swear I looked through the help options till my eyes were ready to bleed.
Don't suppose you know how to make the new settings the default?
I mean....since I'm picking your brain......
Don't suppose you know how to make the new settings the default?
I mean....since I'm picking your brain......
Macs R Us
Sep 15, 07:23 PM
Hello All,
I got thinking after seeing the iMac G5 and how it was made that there is a good chance that they could make a PDA/Tablet, with OS X, with ease. I have a good feelinh Apple will make such a divice within a year or so. The Apple Newtons on eBay sell for Over $75-200, so Apple making a PDA type divice would be great, there was news that Apple had a newer pattent for a PDA Divice. We can all hope for a Newton again:)...
Thanks All,
Mark Jozaitis
I got thinking after seeing the iMac G5 and how it was made that there is a good chance that they could make a PDA/Tablet, with OS X, with ease. I have a good feelinh Apple will make such a divice within a year or so. The Apple Newtons on eBay sell for Over $75-200, so Apple making a PDA type divice would be great, there was news that Apple had a newer pattent for a PDA Divice. We can all hope for a Newton again:)...
Thanks All,
Mark Jozaitis
CocoaPuffs
Feb 23, 08:18 AM
Is this a sign of the market being over-saturated with independent and small firms that are eager for exit strategies?
GGJstudios
May 5, 12:14 PM
iTunes and Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/).
Filenames to Song Names (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=filenamestosongnames)
Track Parser v1.3.1 (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=trackparser)
Search/Replace Tag Text (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=searchreplacetagtext)
File Renamer (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=filerenamer)
Filenames to Song Names (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=filenamestosongnames)
Track Parser v1.3.1 (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=trackparser)
Search/Replace Tag Text (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=searchreplacetagtext)
File Renamer (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/ss.php?sp=filerenamer)
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