dgamer84
Feb 4, 10:19 PM
Thread title says it all, it's an MC model btw
michael fassbender 300
Burke (Michael Fassbender)
Michael Fassbender. Directors:
michael fassbender inglourious
Michael Fassbender As Magneto
Michael Fassbender at the
I#39;d go with Michael Fassbender
michael fassbender stelios.
666sheep
Apr 28, 05:14 PM
They're much bigger than MDD ones :)
polevault139
Feb 21, 05:57 PM
There are alot of keyboard shortcuts for Greek letter that are helpful in graphing
For example pi is (Alt/Option)+(P)
square root is (alt/option)+(V)
For example pi is (Alt/Option)+(P)
square root is (alt/option)+(V)
skiltrip
Sep 2, 02:26 PM
is ipod touch 3g same size as 4g? beacuse i have just bought a pack of 3g cases and i just accedently bought 4g what do i do?:confused::apple::apple:
If you can't return 'em, eBay 'em.
If you can't return 'em, eBay 'em.
jturn241
Apr 5, 01:10 PM
I got my powersupport crystal in the mail yesterday and it worked great on the front of my phone. On the back it worked well but it wont stick in the top corner. Is there a way to get it to adhere or am I SOL?
neko girl
Mar 5, 04:02 AM
Some instructions:
http://ihackstore.com/?p=1556
http://ihackstore.com/?p=1556
rpenzinger
Feb 1, 05:39 PM
Google "little app factory"
Download iRip 2
That app will allow you to copy all songs off your iPod onto your new machine. Once the music is on your new machine you can add it to iTunes. Then sync your iPod to the new machine. iTunes will prompt you to erase the iPod, go for it, because all the music is already on the machine. You can new music as well.
Download iRip 2
That app will allow you to copy all songs off your iPod onto your new machine. Once the music is on your new machine you can add it to iTunes. Then sync your iPod to the new machine. iTunes will prompt you to erase the iPod, go for it, because all the music is already on the machine. You can new music as well.
Supermeow
Apr 19, 11:06 AM
Thanks for clarifying
k2k koos
Jan 5, 03:00 PM
Hi there, here is a question that I hope someone could help me out with.
I have a .mac account, which I**use for iChat access too.
When underway, I use iSight and a Powerbook G4.
If I want a second iSight camera (with account) for my Mac at home to be able to correspond (video chat) with my family, do I need a complete 2nd .Mac account , or is purchasing a second .Mac e-mail address sufficient, to gain access to iChat on the home Mac? Anyone any experience with this?
Cheers!
Michael Fassbender
michael fassbender 300
Jane Eyre Movie
michael fassbender inglourious
Michael Fassbender picture
michael fassbender 300
michael fassbender stelios 300
I have a .mac account, which I**use for iChat access too.
When underway, I use iSight and a Powerbook G4.
If I want a second iSight camera (with account) for my Mac at home to be able to correspond (video chat) with my family, do I need a complete 2nd .Mac account , or is purchasing a second .Mac e-mail address sufficient, to gain access to iChat on the home Mac? Anyone any experience with this?
Cheers!
Anthony8720
Dec 7, 08:05 PM
I can't figure out what is going on here. When I close my pb briefly after i open it i need to push a key to wake it up. But when I close it for a while it wakes up on its own and the keyboard light turns on. Any ideas as to whats going on.
guitarak
Mar 25, 03:50 PM
Hey guys and gals, looking for a little expert insight...
I have a Mac Mini (mid-2010, non-server model running 10.6.7) hooked up to my TV for a pretty sweet home theater setup. At some point in the near future, I'm going to, one way or another, have a media server set up to stream to other TV's in the house (using either my wife's PC or my old Xbox with XBMC installed), watch on my iPhone and MBA away from home, etc. I've been eying a few NAS systems, but I noticed OS X Lion will include server functionality. Does this mean I could just hook a large external HD to my Mac Mini and use it as a server instead of buying a stand-alone server? And if so, should I? Are there advantages to going with a stand alone unit (like the Synology 211J, which I've had my eye on?)
Thanks in advance for the help!!
I have a Mac Mini (mid-2010, non-server model running 10.6.7) hooked up to my TV for a pretty sweet home theater setup. At some point in the near future, I'm going to, one way or another, have a media server set up to stream to other TV's in the house (using either my wife's PC or my old Xbox with XBMC installed), watch on my iPhone and MBA away from home, etc. I've been eying a few NAS systems, but I noticed OS X Lion will include server functionality. Does this mean I could just hook a large external HD to my Mac Mini and use it as a server instead of buying a stand-alone server? And if so, should I? Are there advantages to going with a stand alone unit (like the Synology 211J, which I've had my eye on?)
Thanks in advance for the help!!
miles01110
Feb 8, 01:05 PM
In computers, antennae are generally used in conjunction with wireless transceivers to send and receive data wirelessly. If I was a betting man, I'd guess that your antenna cable came from the Mini's 802.11 antenna.
D1G1T4L
Apr 10, 01:41 PM
Thinking about picking up a Mophie Juice Pack and was wondering if the supplied cable will work with a car stereo USB iPhone/iPod input? I see they say you can still sync with iTunes with the cable but does it also work in the car?
thefunkymunky
Apr 14, 02:57 PM
Neither GUID or APM seem to work. I can only format at NTFS or exFAT, no HFS+ :(
supabooma
May 6, 02:03 PM
Dale,
Strange.. yes, viewing through photoshop.
Attached is a screenshot showing two windows.
Left is viewing in ID, and right is viewing in PS after exporting to jpeg (nvm the pixelation, just blowing up to show what's going on).
Using an iMac 27", and I also see this discrepancy on my iPad.
I setup the ID size to 1024 x 768, for iPad resolution.
Just can't figure out why it's doing that.
Thanks-
Strange.. yes, viewing through photoshop.
Attached is a screenshot showing two windows.
Left is viewing in ID, and right is viewing in PS after exporting to jpeg (nvm the pixelation, just blowing up to show what's going on).
Using an iMac 27", and I also see this discrepancy on my iPad.
I setup the ID size to 1024 x 768, for iPad resolution.
Just can't figure out why it's doing that.
Thanks-
bruinsrme
Sep 23, 05:23 PM
http://www.fox19.com/Global/story.asp?S=13198399
Michael Fassbender picture
Michael Fassbender
Man: Michael Fassbender
Mr. Anderson
Oct 2, 08:29 AM
How long has this been up? And who edits it? Could you imagine someone buying one and not realizing it was a mistake and then complaining? They'll need to fix this fast......
Dopeyman
Jun 24, 04:55 PM
still available??
Jolly Giant
Apr 24, 06:55 AM
haven't used the app myself - not letting any winsloth crapola near my beloved Macs ;)
download the manual (http://www.paragon-software.com/home/camptune/manual.html) and find out.
btw, i believe you can now also use iPartition (http://www.coriolis-systems.com/iPartition.php?gclid=CNmfgYCMtagCFUOHDgodPClQBw) to resize the BC partition.
download the manual (http://www.paragon-software.com/home/camptune/manual.html) and find out.
btw, i believe you can now also use iPartition (http://www.coriolis-systems.com/iPartition.php?gclid=CNmfgYCMtagCFUOHDgodPClQBw) to resize the BC partition.
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 14, 07:08 PM
oooh oooooh oooooooooooh - does that make it like |337 5p34k or something? :D :cool:
j/k
Does that say leet speak? It took me awhile to figure it out. Who types like that anyway? It just takes more time and less people understand you.
j/k
Does that say leet speak? It took me awhile to figure it out. Who types like that anyway? It just takes more time and less people understand you.
daily dave
Feb 2, 10:45 AM
QUOTE=ChrisA;11821546]As far as I know there are no speaker outputs on any Mac. You will find line out and headphone outputs only these need to go into an amplier of some kind. and digital s/pdiff or newer models[/QUOTE]
left to right: lock, headphone, speaker, (2) fire wire, CAT 5, power cord, telephone jack, (3) USB, external monitor
left to right: lock, headphone, speaker, (2) fire wire, CAT 5, power cord, telephone jack, (3) USB, external monitor
MowingDevil
Mar 27, 07:43 PM
Having added Komplete 7 to my arsenal, I'm looking for a solution for the 90gb sound library.
Right now I have an iMac--->external FW800 HD--->DUET (FW 400)
plus
MacBook Pro--->external FW800 HD--->DUET (FW 400)
The reasons for using an external drive for recording audio are obvious but where do I add the sound library? It looks like the best solution is to add the programs in Komplete to my internal drive that has Logic and the sample library to an external but I'm already using the external for my recording bin. Is it ok to add the sound samples to the same drive I use for recording? ...or should I daisy chain another drive and use that for the samples? I'm concerned about latency and wonder what would be more taxing, the daisy chain or using the same drive to read samples & also write new recording files? ...keeping in mind my DUET will be at the very end of the chain as its 400...I have concerns about that.
A minor side-note...
If you have a FW drive that has 3 FW ports is it practical to use it as a FW hub? ...for other FW drives that aren't used all the time.
Right now I have an iMac--->external FW800 HD--->DUET (FW 400)
plus
MacBook Pro--->external FW800 HD--->DUET (FW 400)
The reasons for using an external drive for recording audio are obvious but where do I add the sound library? It looks like the best solution is to add the programs in Komplete to my internal drive that has Logic and the sample library to an external but I'm already using the external for my recording bin. Is it ok to add the sound samples to the same drive I use for recording? ...or should I daisy chain another drive and use that for the samples? I'm concerned about latency and wonder what would be more taxing, the daisy chain or using the same drive to read samples & also write new recording files? ...keeping in mind my DUET will be at the very end of the chain as its 400...I have concerns about that.
A minor side-note...
If you have a FW drive that has 3 FW ports is it practical to use it as a FW hub? ...for other FW drives that aren't used all the time.
b-rad g
May 5, 02:55 PM
Yeah and there was a thread on it already........
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1140219&highlight=2011+refurbished
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1140219&highlight=2011+refurbished
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.
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