Mechcozmo
Oct 31, 08:51 PM
Would someone be interested to add the following to a fairly prominent place (I'm under the 20 posts with my first post here)? I think it's nice to be directed to other resources out there, if for nothing else than to save work for those working on your guide.
Also, could I suggest a "Reviews" section--maybe not with POV, but with feature comparisons. I am always disappointed when reading feature comparisons in articles that these are not easily updatable with new versions as wiki can allow or to list other features not thought important by the writer (even to do comparison with Windows/Linux products, but primarily across macs).
==Other Wikis with Mactinosh information==
* Relevant sections of [http://wikipedia.org Wikipedia] or [http://wikibooks.org Wikibooks]
* [http://applepedia.com Applepedia] (formerly onebutan.com)
* [http://wikitosh.com/ Wikitosh]
New page added for this subject. And Reviews will get nasty, because it is hard to keep a POV away from a Review. I'd suggest a Comparison instead... but let's hold off on that until the Wiki is more organized.
Also, could I suggest a "Reviews" section--maybe not with POV, but with feature comparisons. I am always disappointed when reading feature comparisons in articles that these are not easily updatable with new versions as wiki can allow or to list other features not thought important by the writer (even to do comparison with Windows/Linux products, but primarily across macs).
==Other Wikis with Mactinosh information==
* Relevant sections of [http://wikipedia.org Wikipedia] or [http://wikibooks.org Wikibooks]
* [http://applepedia.com Applepedia] (formerly onebutan.com)
* [http://wikitosh.com/ Wikitosh]
New page added for this subject. And Reviews will get nasty, because it is hard to keep a POV away from a Review. I'd suggest a Comparison instead... but let's hold off on that until the Wiki is more organized.
patchouli
Apr 10, 08:01 PM
I bought an IMac in November, it is now April.
I bought my 2 boys an ipod touch 4th gen for xmas.
So far, I haven't embraced the Mac experience.
I am incredibly frustrated whenever I try to do anything.
I finally opened an itunes account, and boy that was FUN (NOT).
So now I've downloaded some free apps onto my Imac.
Can someone tell me how, or show me where to find the instructions on how to make the apps go onto the ipods?
Thanks for any real help.
I bought my 2 boys an ipod touch 4th gen for xmas.
So far, I haven't embraced the Mac experience.
I am incredibly frustrated whenever I try to do anything.
I finally opened an itunes account, and boy that was FUN (NOT).
So now I've downloaded some free apps onto my Imac.
Can someone tell me how, or show me where to find the instructions on how to make the apps go onto the ipods?
Thanks for any real help.
ipodtouchy333
Jun 22, 02:18 PM
Hey, just wondering what I could maybe get for my PC. It still works great and is plenty fast, the truth is I wanna save up for my first mac! It has a 2.4ghz pentium 4 processor and 1.25 gb of RAM and an 80 gb hard drive and you can definitely add some more space. I am not sure what kind of video card it has, but I know it is a fairly good one because I had a friend install a new one so I could play some games. Anyways, thanks for looking.
Also comes with Kensington keyboard, mouse and the Dell 20" display. All very nice!
Also comes with Kensington keyboard, mouse and the Dell 20" display. All very nice!
hovitos-way
Jan 14, 10:05 PM
Haha...This would be LEGENDARY!!! However, I seriously doubt the Jay-Z affiliation with Apple considering he was in the Bill Gates retirement spoof at CES and even on the Jay-Z website (www.rocafella.com) he has a link to a Bill Gates spoof...Surely not the behaviour of an Apple associate.
I could be wrong, but just making some observations.
I could be wrong, but just making some observations.
knightlie
Jun 22, 06:17 AM
Who seriously sits down and takes the time to think this sort of thing up, then write up an article? This could be one of the most ridiculous topics I've ever heard of.
Did you only just join the internet or something?
Did you only just join the internet or something?
RobbS
Apr 26, 02:33 AM
Basically, I want the google maps link within my UIWebView to open in the Maps application as it would in Safari.
User presses the button hbgView to bring up hbgViewController using this code:
Jennifer Garner
Jennifer Garner
of jennifer garner in the
a pm jennifer garner
This season#39;s sexy halter
The #39;Alias#39; actress has long
#39;Alias#39;, Jennifer Garner
jennifer garner hair color
quot;Aliasquot; Jennifer Garner.
Actress Jennifer Garner is
(Jennifer Garner), “Alias”
Post-Alias, Garner#39;s film
Alias: exotic disguises
User presses the button hbgView to bring up hbgViewController using this code:
Shawnpk
Apr 18, 11:36 PM
Lifetime should mean lifetime no matter what.
YS2003
Mar 28, 11:13 PM
Have anyone been using Daylite for your cntact management at work? I am in the sales/marketing and I develop new sales opportunities for my company. Daylite's website shows this program is a full featured program for sales professional. But, before I purchase this, I would like to hear comments (positive and negatives) from the forum members who have been using this program on the regular basis.
twoodcc
Aug 7, 12:58 PM
i didn't download the demo, but i will be picking up this game
ActionableMango
Apr 12, 11:28 AM
You might get more comments in the MacBook forum. This is the desktop Mac Pro forum.
rupnok
May 6, 12:38 PM
Hey all,
I've recently started shooting a lot of DSLR photos and videos, and want to upgrade to a machine that can handle RAW images and H.264 videos faster than my mini. I just sold my trusty Mac mini 2.0 C2D, which was my workhorse photo and video editing/encoding machine, as it was getting a little long-in-the-tooth.
Essentially, I want a machine that will let me move from iPhoto to Aperture, and iMovie to Final Cut Express. Not pro-level software, but prosumer. I do no absolutely no gaming (hence base model MBP), but do rip/encode videos for my iPad using Handbrake, as I travel frequently. This machine is probably going to be stationary positioned at my desk, as I have a PC for work/school (I ::hate:: Mac Excel), so portability is a "nice-to-have" but will likely not be transported ever.
I've narrowed my choices down to:
- MacBook Pro 15" 2.0GHz i7/8GB RAM/ HD Anti-glare screen/SSD + HDD (using Optibay)
- iMac 27" 3.1GHz i5/8GB RAM/HDD only
The pros of the MacBook Pro seem to be:
- Easy ability to upgrade and use SSD as scratch and HDD as main storage
- Hyperthreading on the i7, which seems to come in handy as the three programs I'll be using the most are optimized for it (Aperture, Final Cut Express, Handbrake)
The pros of the iMac seem to be:
- Beautiful 27" screen
- Faster clock speed (but at the cost of hyperthreading)
What should I choose?
I've recently started shooting a lot of DSLR photos and videos, and want to upgrade to a machine that can handle RAW images and H.264 videos faster than my mini. I just sold my trusty Mac mini 2.0 C2D, which was my workhorse photo and video editing/encoding machine, as it was getting a little long-in-the-tooth.
Essentially, I want a machine that will let me move from iPhoto to Aperture, and iMovie to Final Cut Express. Not pro-level software, but prosumer. I do no absolutely no gaming (hence base model MBP), but do rip/encode videos for my iPad using Handbrake, as I travel frequently. This machine is probably going to be stationary positioned at my desk, as I have a PC for work/school (I ::hate:: Mac Excel), so portability is a "nice-to-have" but will likely not be transported ever.
I've narrowed my choices down to:
- MacBook Pro 15" 2.0GHz i7/8GB RAM/ HD Anti-glare screen/SSD + HDD (using Optibay)
- iMac 27" 3.1GHz i5/8GB RAM/HDD only
The pros of the MacBook Pro seem to be:
- Easy ability to upgrade and use SSD as scratch and HDD as main storage
- Hyperthreading on the i7, which seems to come in handy as the three programs I'll be using the most are optimized for it (Aperture, Final Cut Express, Handbrake)
The pros of the iMac seem to be:
- Beautiful 27" screen
- Faster clock speed (but at the cost of hyperthreading)
What should I choose?
adcx64
Apr 24, 08:52 AM
Updating the ram is a must. You will see a great performance boost. You might be a little slow with leopard, but if that's not a problem then you should upgrade.
mac15
Jan 8, 01:02 AM
Crazy, I seriously hope they get better designers and such
Aero26
Jan 30, 09:08 PM
Ajybody remembe this gadget from early last year? It was in the 60-80 dollar range. You simply place your ipod into a sort of latch in the back and it would give you the standard 7 inch display of a tablet. As far as i remember, it only came in black. I bwlieve it also incorporated the word "magic" into its trademark. Haven't heard a word of it since the iPad released. Did Apple get all corporate and cease and desist them or does Google simply refer any search for "ipod" and "tablet" to the iPad by chance?
DeaconGraves
Apr 28, 11:06 AM
Search by username?
http://forums.macrumors.com/search.php
http://forums.macrumors.com/search.php
Epiphron
Jan 19, 02:20 AM
i thought there was a setting for this. in the sounds settings, there's a ringer and alerts volume slider, and it says "the volume of the ringer and alerts will not be affected by the volume buttons." I'm not sure if this affects alarm but maybe you can try it :)
RICARDOVASCO
Apr 30, 08:33 PM
You can only unlock buy either buying a Gevey Turbo Sim or Rebel Micro Sim - no jailbreak needed.
Thanks! Which one is better?
Another question . People said once I use the turbo SIM I can not turn the cell phone off anymore. Why that?
Thanks! Which one is better?
Another question . People said once I use the turbo SIM I can not turn the cell phone off anymore. Why that?
yellow
Aug 15, 11:02 AM
Yippeee!!! Now you have to give me that 2.5 PowerMac we bet on in Private Message, right?
Hehe.. ah yes.. it's umm "in the mail", yeah.. in the mail. :)
Hehe.. ah yes.. it's umm "in the mail", yeah.. in the mail. :)
Messy
Feb 6, 12:32 PM
With all the suggested changes to the iPad most of which are pretty much confirmed (high res screen, better cpu/gpu, dual camera etc) with this ability too it'd definately be something i'd buy.
The iPad is becoming what it should have been from the get go.
The iPad is becoming what it should have been from the get go.
pacmania1982
Jan 31, 02:09 PM
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MAC-SE-30-VINTAGE-CIRCA-1991-VERY-COLLECTABLE-/320648814241?pt=UK_Computing_Apple_Desktops_CV&hash=item4aa8289ea1#ht_500wt_1129
SE/30 on eBay at the moment
pac
SE/30 on eBay at the moment
pac
mc68k
Nov 18, 03:43 PM
nevermind, my little 200+ points was recorded later on this afternoon. Go team :)200 points is a lot
thanks for your contribution :)
thanks for your contribution :)
Terrador
Apr 4, 11:02 AM
iWeb makes 70% of the objects on your page into images. Makes websites slow to load and incredibly SEO unfriendly. Also, it only makes websites that fully support Safari (webkit).
King Cobra
Mar 7, 11:45 AM
Absolutely. Go to Preferences > Importing > Import using: MP3 Encoder. You can also set custom settings there.
Select the AAC song(s) in iTunes, then go to the Advanced menu and select "Covert Selection to MP3."
If you're talking about songs you downloaded from the iTunes music store:
[1] Transfer the song to your iPod.
[2] Connect an audio cable from your iPod to the audio in on your computer.
[3] Download and install Sound Studio (http://www.felttip.com/products/soundstudio/download.shtml). Open a new recording window and accept the default settings.
[4] Go to the Window menu in Sound Studio, select the Show Input Levels, and click on "Soft play-through." (At this point, set your iPod's volume to maximum.)
[5] Hit the record button in Sound Studio and play the song from your iPod together.
[6] When the song reaches the end, terminate the recording in Sound Studio.
[7] Eliminate any silence from the recording that you don't need, and adjust the amplitude of the waveform if necessary.
[8] Save the file.
[9] Bring it to iTunes.
[10] Convert it to whatever format you need.
AAC files have better quality compression technology compared to mp3 files of the same bitrate.
At equivalent bitrates and track lengths, files of type AAC and mp3 also have the same file size.
Note: When converting from AAC to mp3, you will lose significant quality. I suggest AIFF (or WAV) to mp3 conversion from the original uncompressed AIFF source.
Select the AAC song(s) in iTunes, then go to the Advanced menu and select "Covert Selection to MP3."
If you're talking about songs you downloaded from the iTunes music store:
[1] Transfer the song to your iPod.
[2] Connect an audio cable from your iPod to the audio in on your computer.
[3] Download and install Sound Studio (http://www.felttip.com/products/soundstudio/download.shtml). Open a new recording window and accept the default settings.
[4] Go to the Window menu in Sound Studio, select the Show Input Levels, and click on "Soft play-through." (At this point, set your iPod's volume to maximum.)
[5] Hit the record button in Sound Studio and play the song from your iPod together.
[6] When the song reaches the end, terminate the recording in Sound Studio.
[7] Eliminate any silence from the recording that you don't need, and adjust the amplitude of the waveform if necessary.
[8] Save the file.
[9] Bring it to iTunes.
[10] Convert it to whatever format you need.
AAC files have better quality compression technology compared to mp3 files of the same bitrate.
At equivalent bitrates and track lengths, files of type AAC and mp3 also have the same file size.
Note: When converting from AAC to mp3, you will lose significant quality. I suggest AIFF (or WAV) to mp3 conversion from the original uncompressed AIFF source.
TV-PressPass
Apr 1, 03:08 PM
I've got a tech problem. This is rare, because I'm a pretty techy guy and most times I can sort things out.
My ipad is struggling with some video imports. The only reason I bought an iPad 2 was to use imovie and well . . .
I'm a journalist. I'm embedding with the armed forces. I want to be able to shoot video on my Sony CX110, pull the SD card out, transfer that video onto the ipad. Then edit it, lay down some basic voice over, and upload the footage directly to youtube/vimeo.
I didn't think this was a super hard idea. But my lowest camera output is an MPG file, that while the ipad 2 can see and import this file from the SD card reader, I cannot view or edit it in any way.
Is there an app that will let me work around this? I understand that I can run an MPG or even a nice high rez MTS file through a desktop converter that will let me play (and maybe edit?) on the ipad. But there isn't space in the back of an armoured vehicle for my desktop, or even a laptop really. Part of why the ipad was my first choice.
Did I make the wrong purchase? Or is there some way to jump the MPEG gap and get those files into imovie? Thanks for any and all help.
Cheers
My ipad is struggling with some video imports. The only reason I bought an iPad 2 was to use imovie and well . . .
I'm a journalist. I'm embedding with the armed forces. I want to be able to shoot video on my Sony CX110, pull the SD card out, transfer that video onto the ipad. Then edit it, lay down some basic voice over, and upload the footage directly to youtube/vimeo.
I didn't think this was a super hard idea. But my lowest camera output is an MPG file, that while the ipad 2 can see and import this file from the SD card reader, I cannot view or edit it in any way.
Is there an app that will let me work around this? I understand that I can run an MPG or even a nice high rez MTS file through a desktop converter that will let me play (and maybe edit?) on the ipad. But there isn't space in the back of an armoured vehicle for my desktop, or even a laptop really. Part of why the ipad was my first choice.
Did I make the wrong purchase? Or is there some way to jump the MPEG gap and get those files into imovie? Thanks for any and all help.
Cheers
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