ClutchThese
Mar 29, 12:19 PM
Zepp,
Download Handbrake (providing youre on a mac). then, download VLC.
Next, open Handbrake.
Insert DVD.
Select where you want file stored(in handbrake).
Start Handbrake.
Once the program is done, you will see the file in .Mp4
You can drag that into iTunes and it will sync to your iPad.
"You can put down the cocktail, your movie is done"
Download Handbrake (providing youre on a mac). then, download VLC.
Next, open Handbrake.
Insert DVD.
Select where you want file stored(in handbrake).
Start Handbrake.
Once the program is done, you will see the file in .Mp4
You can drag that into iTunes and it will sync to your iPad.
"You can put down the cocktail, your movie is done"
snberk103
Mar 25, 08:03 PM
I tell people to buy the heaviest tripod they can afford to carry. So, if you are an avid hiker into the backwoods, then you will need a lighter tripod. If you only shoot within 10 metres of your car, you can get a much heavier tripod. If you only shoot in a studio a studio stand maybe more what you are looking for. I use one in my studio, and it beats a tripod hands down.
Also know that the tripod head (the bit that attaches to the top of legs and allows the camera to move and rotate does not have to be the same make as the legs. I have skookum (Local dialect for "big") Gitzo legs attached to Manfrotto head.
Go to a pro camera store, and talk to them. Try out the various models. If you shoot outside, and you don't live in temperate climate think about soft rubber controls on the head. Trust me. It's why I opted for Manfrotto over the Gitzo, although I preferred the Gitzo legs.
Good Luck.
Also know that the tripod head (the bit that attaches to the top of legs and allows the camera to move and rotate does not have to be the same make as the legs. I have skookum (Local dialect for "big") Gitzo legs attached to Manfrotto head.
Go to a pro camera store, and talk to them. Try out the various models. If you shoot outside, and you don't live in temperate climate think about soft rubber controls on the head. Trust me. It's why I opted for Manfrotto over the Gitzo, although I preferred the Gitzo legs.
Good Luck.
CraigB3
Mar 9, 08:15 AM
Thanks for the reply.
I understand legally i have to remove it from my computer. I just wanted to double check there would be no problems on their end, or if i would have to unregister it first.
Thanks again.
I understand legally i have to remove it from my computer. I just wanted to double check there would be no problems on their end, or if i would have to unregister it first.
Thanks again.
simsaladimbamba
Apr 15, 05:42 AM
The "Application Disk" should work, you could try it first via inserting it into the other Mac and running the installer and see, if it would work.
The "Installation Disk" will only work with the same Mac model though. Maybe you could get Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and use that?
The "Installation Disk" will only work with the same Mac model though. Maybe you could get Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and use that?
ucfgrad93
Mar 21, 11:12 PM
Non-Disclosure Agreement.
Pngwyn
Mar 27, 06:54 PM
Ahh bus-powered is the term I was looking for. Thank you for all the informative replies, much appreciated.
Just some final questions.. is there any advantage to using a outlet-powered HD over a portable bus-powered HD? And how much difference will I notice between a 5400RPM and a 7200RPM drive? The difference in size would be 250GB, since OWC only sells up to 750GB at 7200RPM, is it really worth the speed?
Heck, is there a reason to use a portable? Now that I'm thinking about it, it's convenient, but maybe unnecessary. What are you guys using? Bus-powered or outlet?
Just some final questions.. is there any advantage to using a outlet-powered HD over a portable bus-powered HD? And how much difference will I notice between a 5400RPM and a 7200RPM drive? The difference in size would be 250GB, since OWC only sells up to 750GB at 7200RPM, is it really worth the speed?
Heck, is there a reason to use a portable? Now that I'm thinking about it, it's convenient, but maybe unnecessary. What are you guys using? Bus-powered or outlet?
tazo
Sep 9, 08:47 AM
awesome job as always arn; the design is impeccable ;) :p
MacEffects
Mar 28, 06:53 AM
I'm not saying that your post really deserves a response, but c'mon...what do you expect? You downloaded and installed Kazaa, which is known for being spyware and adware infested and then you get (oh my!) adware and spyware. Not that surprising if you ask me.
With that said, just follow the directions that the last guy posted and you will get rid of it. There are versions of both Kazaa and limewire that come with or without adware and spyware, so just make sure that you are getting the good version (it might take some time to look for them.) Hope this helps!
While like I said *I* did NOT install it, it was my brother. But, I know better, then to install any kind of P2P on a PC, I have limewire on my Mac, but that is because it is safe,
Here is what the Kazza site said:
"If you want to use Kazaa but don't want to view ads you can purchase Kazaa Plus, the ad-free version..." (its not cheap) so this is suppose to happen with a million popups and slowed system they claim know Spyware, etc, my *(bad word goes here)* I have never seen a computer so slow of junked up. its horrible.
I will be (if I even can) be downloading the software, but I need to find out how to delete that BS
With that said, just follow the directions that the last guy posted and you will get rid of it. There are versions of both Kazaa and limewire that come with or without adware and spyware, so just make sure that you are getting the good version (it might take some time to look for them.) Hope this helps!
While like I said *I* did NOT install it, it was my brother. But, I know better, then to install any kind of P2P on a PC, I have limewire on my Mac, but that is because it is safe,
Here is what the Kazza site said:
"If you want to use Kazaa but don't want to view ads you can purchase Kazaa Plus, the ad-free version..." (its not cheap) so this is suppose to happen with a million popups and slowed system they claim know Spyware, etc, my *(bad word goes here)* I have never seen a computer so slow of junked up. its horrible.
I will be (if I even can) be downloading the software, but I need to find out how to delete that BS
flopticalcube
Apr 29, 02:38 PM
My wife likes hers. She uses it primarily as a pedometer and a clock but likes having both the radio and music available to her when she wants it. An alarm app would be nice.
dcv
Sep 15, 09:36 AM
That is brilliant! Now why isn't that version on tv?
jaksta
May 5, 07:02 PM
Use Jaksta (http://jaksta.com) to download your video. It automatically converts it so you can watch in QuickTime. It's not free, but it's the most convenient way to snag video and audio off the web.
Disclaimer: I work with the Jaksta folks.
Disclaimer: I work with the Jaksta folks.
mjstew33
Sep 16, 11:48 PM
eMacs are awesome. You'll appreciate the screen, the hard drive and the GPU to name a few things. :)
Those are all the the things the Mac mini didn't have - no screen - 80GB HDD compared to 160GB and 4200RPM compared to 7200RPM - ATi 9200 32MB compared to ATi 9600 64MB, 8x DUAL LAYER DVD+Burner compared to a DVD+RW 4x... blah blah blah.
I'm very excited! :)
Those are all the the things the Mac mini didn't have - no screen - 80GB HDD compared to 160GB and 4200RPM compared to 7200RPM - ATi 9200 32MB compared to ATi 9600 64MB, 8x DUAL LAYER DVD+Burner compared to a DVD+RW 4x... blah blah blah.
I'm very excited! :)
derbothaus
Apr 27, 10:27 PM
Did you restart your browser? Install perian as well and you should be totally covered online. Well maybe flash and silverlight if you need that kind of thing.
Keep VLC around for files that fail to play or have disjointed audio. Also, what's up with all the Macbook Pro postings lately?
Keep VLC around for files that fail to play or have disjointed audio. Also, what's up with all the Macbook Pro postings lately?
brandon1040
Oct 26, 04:07 PM
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2313/1763724393_e339a4fd9a.jpg?v=1193431031
lia77
Mar 9, 07:24 PM
Thank you for replying.
There are several options to export but none of them seems to give great quality.
(I have the Boinx Istopmotion 2)
Here are the options I can choose from:
http://flic.kr/p/9pbtZB
I am working in 4:3 so and the HD options are only for 16:9 and when I tried exporting it anyway the image just gets streched out instead.
But I also just read in this forum that to get the uncompressed images when exporting from istopmotion you need the Istopmotion Pro. Do you think that�s true?
Thanks and have a good evening!
Lia
There are several options to export but none of them seems to give great quality.
(I have the Boinx Istopmotion 2)
Here are the options I can choose from:
http://flic.kr/p/9pbtZB
I am working in 4:3 so and the HD options are only for 16:9 and when I tried exporting it anyway the image just gets streched out instead.
But I also just read in this forum that to get the uncompressed images when exporting from istopmotion you need the Istopmotion Pro. Do you think that�s true?
Thanks and have a good evening!
Lia
shaktimage
May 5, 03:52 AM
hi there,
Thanks to this forum, i need again a piece of help before i connect my new 15"mbp to my aluminum cinema display 23". I bought the DVI to mini DVI connector but i forgot about the firewire cable from the monitor... the unibody mbp don't have such plug unlike my older 2008 mbp model. So what to do with this firewire cable? any other adaptor?
Thanks to this forum, i need again a piece of help before i connect my new 15"mbp to my aluminum cinema display 23". I bought the DVI to mini DVI connector but i forgot about the firewire cable from the monitor... the unibody mbp don't have such plug unlike my older 2008 mbp model. So what to do with this firewire cable? any other adaptor?
patrick0brien
Jul 16, 01:31 PM
-Bob Dobbs
Check your USB devices, then what drivers you may have installed. Sounds like something is crashing the finder.
Unplug all USB devices (except the Apple keyboard and mouse of course), and see if your system still does it. Then, if it works fine, plug in a device at a time, until you can identify the guilty party.
Check your USB devices, then what drivers you may have installed. Sounds like something is crashing the finder.
Unplug all USB devices (except the Apple keyboard and mouse of course), and see if your system still does it. Then, if it works fine, plug in a device at a time, until you can identify the guilty party.
Miharu
Nov 10, 04:21 PM
You can't make purchases unless your credit card belongs to the same country you are buying from. But you can buy those PSN card codes online.
kas23
Oct 20, 07:35 AM
Number #53 of the Top Grossing as of this posting.
This App is likely going to sell a lot in its first week of offering -- mainly to hardcore users or people with too much money. I can't blame the developer starting very high, for this very reason. He could have offered it at $100 and it still would sell a lot in the first few days. There are people out there who will just have to have this app, at any cost. But, then, it's likely going to fall off the charts after a week. It just doesn't make sense to sell an app for $50 when you can get the same content for free on Safari. The price will undoubtedly drop at this point.
Even at $20, it would be steep, but I would pay for it.
This App is likely going to sell a lot in its first week of offering -- mainly to hardcore users or people with too much money. I can't blame the developer starting very high, for this very reason. He could have offered it at $100 and it still would sell a lot in the first few days. There are people out there who will just have to have this app, at any cost. But, then, it's likely going to fall off the charts after a week. It just doesn't make sense to sell an app for $50 when you can get the same content for free on Safari. The price will undoubtedly drop at this point.
Even at $20, it would be steep, but I would pay for it.
RTigay
Apr 30, 06:54 AM
My time capsule has worked great for me for the last 3 years. The first year and a half of it's life it lived in my pickup truck working as a wireless access point. Even with all that banging around it is still going strong.
The HD on my MacBook Pro died about 4 months ago and my time capsule backup saved my ass. I was using filevault at the time and simply copied the file to my computer opened it up and extracted what I needed. Worked great.
Time capsule is a decent back up solution for most people. The chance of losing the data on your computer and on your time capsule at the same time is relatively small. I would verify every so often that everything is working correctly and being backed up.
For people who have data that is a little more important and that they absolutely can not risk losing you need a better solution then simply using time capsule.
The HD on my MacBook Pro died about 4 months ago and my time capsule backup saved my ass. I was using filevault at the time and simply copied the file to my computer opened it up and extracted what I needed. Worked great.
Time capsule is a decent back up solution for most people. The chance of losing the data on your computer and on your time capsule at the same time is relatively small. I would verify every so often that everything is working correctly and being backed up.
For people who have data that is a little more important and that they absolutely can not risk losing you need a better solution then simply using time capsule.
Little HZ
Nov 16, 08:32 PM
Aaron Neville's Soulful Christmas!
cbronfman
Apr 12, 11:39 AM
Pretty pricy. I usually use the ZAGG ones so I don't need to figure out where to store them if they're not in my ears (like I'm in a meeting or at an appointment). I have Apple's (obviously), ZAGG, a pair from Richard Solo (ebony ones - pretty good sound - but cord is long and can get caught (like around car steering wheels if you have to move fast), as well as the Bose.
Maclver
Mar 12, 08:34 PM
I hate when people ask this question.. you will always be asking wether you should get the new model or wait out for the next one. Just get it now, sell it when the 3 comes out and move on... otherwise you will be here every year asking the same question while the rest of us will be enjoying the latest piece of technology Apple delivers.
akeefer
Dec 21, 11:50 PM
Yup, no such luck
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