Thedeathbear
Mar 8, 08:27 PM
5G, duh! :D:p
No Bieber 6G fever?
No Bieber 6G fever?
Kingsly
Oct 21, 12:48 PM
This is great. Looks like you put a lot of work into it.
Maybe a couple of 'pro' apps could be used?
Yeah, my only regret is that, at the time of shooting, FCE didn't want to work (I think I need to reinstall) so I was left with Aperture. :o
Maybe a couple of 'pro' apps could be used?
Yeah, my only regret is that, at the time of shooting, FCE didn't want to work (I think I need to reinstall) so I was left with Aperture. :o
Nameci
Apr 2, 09:34 PM
MBP 13"... good luck.
zacheryjensen
Mar 11, 02:56 AM
As for other people problems, not really. They alone time I had a problem was during the iPhone 4 launch when a bunch of people drove by and taunted everyone because they pre-ordered and got it in the mail earlier.
Oh, sorry about that ;)
Oh, sorry about that ;)
mikee99
Mar 13, 01:23 AM
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Yeah. You had any luck? How much are you making per iPad? Maybe pm me if you don't
Mind
Yeah. You had any luck? How much are you making per iPad? Maybe pm me if you don't
Mind
ulbador
Apr 22, 09:38 PM
I could be wrong here, but I believe for selector to work you have to at least declare an incoming object:
- (void)pumpdoubletap:(id) sender {
progbm.progress -=0.1;
}
- (void)pumpdoubletap:(id) sender {
progbm.progress -=0.1;
}
barny
Jan 15, 11:53 AM
I tried everything to get it to change on 4.2.1 but still havnt found anything. Surely there is some way??!
Porco
Oct 25, 06:20 PM
Can DVD Jon's DRM be so similar to Apple's that when iTunes updates and goes looking for Firplay protected content, it finds content protected by DVD Jon's DRM and updates that too?
All I'm saying is, if you like to buy music from the iTunes Music Store, it's not a good idea to buy a non-licensed player [e.g. iPod] whilst relying on a hack. If Apple decide you need iTunes 7.2 to use the Music Store then you're stuck waiting for DVD Jon to work some more. Fine if you like waiting a few years to unlock your music, but then why not just buy the CD if you're going to wait that long?
I hate DRM by the way, but personally I think if you're going to this much trouble you might as well buy the music from another online store or just buy and rip the CD...
All I'm saying is, if you like to buy music from the iTunes Music Store, it's not a good idea to buy a non-licensed player [e.g. iPod] whilst relying on a hack. If Apple decide you need iTunes 7.2 to use the Music Store then you're stuck waiting for DVD Jon to work some more. Fine if you like waiting a few years to unlock your music, but then why not just buy the CD if you're going to wait that long?
I hate DRM by the way, but personally I think if you're going to this much trouble you might as well buy the music from another online store or just buy and rip the CD...
themyst
Mar 27, 12:14 PM
Yes, I remember that last time, but today IS Sunday.
They release in the morning usually :)
They release in the morning usually :)
Advance The Man
Mar 17, 03:10 PM
To wipe your data and reinstall OS X: (this is what you'll want to do, so it's set up as if the new owner was buying a brand new mac)
Insert the OS X install disc
boot your mac while holding C
Go to utilities > Disk utility
Select your hard disk in the top left
go to the erase tab
choose Mac OS X Extended (Journalled) and any name you want ("Macintosh HD" is probably preferable)
security options > Zero out data (only if you're paranoid about the new owner being able to recover your data, if not don't bother)
erase
then continue the install process
I dont have the option to go to Utilities. It goes right into OSX install. Should I continue the Mac OSX setup?
Insert the OS X install disc
boot your mac while holding C
Go to utilities > Disk utility
Select your hard disk in the top left
go to the erase tab
choose Mac OS X Extended (Journalled) and any name you want ("Macintosh HD" is probably preferable)
security options > Zero out data (only if you're paranoid about the new owner being able to recover your data, if not don't bother)
erase
then continue the install process
I dont have the option to go to Utilities. It goes right into OSX install. Should I continue the Mac OSX setup?
MacBytes
Dec 23, 02:05 PM
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Abstract
Aug 20, 07:17 AM
Don't put Apple Lossless onto your iPod. You won't gain anything from it other than craptacular battery life. Your iPod moves 25MB of music from the hard drive (HD) into cache memory, and plays the music from cache memory. If it didn't work this way, your HD would be spinning for as long as you use it. The HD uses a lot of power, which is why the cache memory makes the battery life reasonable.
Anyway, if your iPod has 25MB of cache memory, and you have 3 mp3 songs, and each mp3 takes up exactly 8 MB of space, this means that your cache memory can store these 3 songs onto cache memory (24MB worth of songs), and your iPod will play all 3 songs before it has to reload more songs from the HD into the 25 MB cache memory.
HOWEVER, if you encode all your songs in Apple Lossless format, and each of the 3 songs is now 25MB in size (ie: much larger) instead of just 8MB per song, your iPod will only be able to store a single 25MB song in memory instead of 3 songs. So after each song is finished, it has to get another song from the HD and put it into memory, which uses up a lot of power. In the previous example, it could play 3 songs before having to fetch more songs.
Also, your anti-skip will barely work if your song files are enormous. ;)
When you Import songs, set the file format to AAC and either 128kbps, 160kbps, or 192 kbps. I say encode the songs at 160kbps to make sure the battery life is good. 192kbps means that each song takes up 50% more space than a song encoded at 128kbps. ;)
Anyway, if your iPod has 25MB of cache memory, and you have 3 mp3 songs, and each mp3 takes up exactly 8 MB of space, this means that your cache memory can store these 3 songs onto cache memory (24MB worth of songs), and your iPod will play all 3 songs before it has to reload more songs from the HD into the 25 MB cache memory.
HOWEVER, if you encode all your songs in Apple Lossless format, and each of the 3 songs is now 25MB in size (ie: much larger) instead of just 8MB per song, your iPod will only be able to store a single 25MB song in memory instead of 3 songs. So after each song is finished, it has to get another song from the HD and put it into memory, which uses up a lot of power. In the previous example, it could play 3 songs before having to fetch more songs.
Also, your anti-skip will barely work if your song files are enormous. ;)
When you Import songs, set the file format to AAC and either 128kbps, 160kbps, or 192 kbps. I say encode the songs at 160kbps to make sure the battery life is good. 192kbps means that each song takes up 50% more space than a song encoded at 128kbps. ;)
mcrain
Mar 4, 01:29 PM
This thread has something to do with taxes?
Do you know of any other way someone's wealth might be taken from them? Theft? Come on. Really.
Do you know of any other way someone's wealth might be taken from them? Theft? Come on. Really.
gglockner
Apr 4, 03:46 PM
News flash: price drops = higher sales figures.
Reticent
Apr 30, 01:39 PM
Ok. Just stupid again. Just needed to re-install adobe reader. Geez, that was not a tough fix.
ToddJ
May 1, 09:22 PM
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I have tried all three...it doesn't seem to play with any of them :(
I have tried all three...it doesn't seem to play with any of them :(
cxny
Apr 20, 04:24 PM
The market has usually factored in this growth into the stock price but this by be enough to keep the rally going. Six $Billion in profit - Nice!
SchneiderMan
Nov 22, 01:43 AM
Mine (:
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mikora7
May 5, 03:41 PM
I can add that I checked with a technology instructor who compared her iPhone to mine and noticed that even when she manually put in her schools internet specifications, it still didn't access the internet. It can see the wifi, but when you select that little blue arrow to the right of the network name, there are no settings showing at all. Of course, on her phone, everything shows up. Apparently my phone can see the network but fails to connect.
Do I need to go to the Apple Store and see what the genius's there can tell me?
Or, because it's nearly 2 years old, do I just need to upgrade to a new phone and tell them that this one is defunked?
Do I need to go to the Apple Store and see what the genius's there can tell me?
Or, because it's nearly 2 years old, do I just need to upgrade to a new phone and tell them that this one is defunked?
Squire
Sep 12, 09:35 PM
We will see something similar to what happened last Fall? - Apple holding an event in september, then a couple weeks later another invite goes out saying "One More Thing..." like last year. and that event will be mid october or something?
Or are we done for the year?
I sure hope they hold another event. This one (well, the announcements-- I haven't watched the keynote yet) was kind of disappointing. I like the new version of iTunes, which is free, so that's good. The rest of the iPod announcements don't really interest me that much. I have a 40 gig iPod and no access to iTunes TV shows or movies.
Now this iTV thing sounds interesting but I'm not going to get too excited over a product prototype.
Call me crazy, but I would like Apple Computer, Inc. to release a new computer line.
-Squire
Or are we done for the year?
I sure hope they hold another event. This one (well, the announcements-- I haven't watched the keynote yet) was kind of disappointing. I like the new version of iTunes, which is free, so that's good. The rest of the iPod announcements don't really interest me that much. I have a 40 gig iPod and no access to iTunes TV shows or movies.
Now this iTV thing sounds interesting but I'm not going to get too excited over a product prototype.
Call me crazy, but I would like Apple Computer, Inc. to release a new computer line.
-Squire
gpat
May 4, 07:46 AM
Just get the i5. i7 overheats way too much and is not worth the extra cash. That game will get handled by the HD3000 just fine, requirements-wise. If you have extra cash, get a 7200rpm hard drive.
-Ken-
Mar 11, 01:48 PM
Robb, you want 184 pin instead of 200 pin.
I believe 200 pin is for Powerbooks.
Here is a Newegg link to show you which ones should work. 2700 instead of 3200, so focus upon those. I do not know if 3200 is compatible or not.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007968+600032301&QksAutoSuggestion=&ShowDeactivatedMark=False&Configurator=&IsNodeId=1&Subcategory=551&description=&Ntk=&CFG=&SpeTabStoreType=&srchInDesc=
I believe 200 pin is for Powerbooks.
Here is a Newegg link to show you which ones should work. 2700 instead of 3200, so focus upon those. I do not know if 3200 is compatible or not.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007968+600032301&QksAutoSuggestion=&ShowDeactivatedMark=False&Configurator=&IsNodeId=1&Subcategory=551&description=&Ntk=&CFG=&SpeTabStoreType=&srchInDesc=
MacBytes
Aug 25, 10:22 AM
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Category: Tips and How To's
Link: How to background stream internet radio on your iPad (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100825112208)
Description:: Until iOS 4.1 arrives on the iPad, you can�t listen to internet radio and use another application at the same time. Or can you? If your favorite internet radio broadcaster offers clickable m3u or pls formatted streams, then you can listen to it on your iPhone OS-powered iPad, iPhone or iPod touch�
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Category: Tips and How To's
Link: How to background stream internet radio on your iPad (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100825112208)
Description:: Until iOS 4.1 arrives on the iPad, you can�t listen to internet radio and use another application at the same time. Or can you? If your favorite internet radio broadcaster offers clickable m3u or pls formatted streams, then you can listen to it on your iPhone OS-powered iPad, iPhone or iPod touch�
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jbg232
Nov 4, 06:28 AM
Ahh, now my life is back in order
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