ggg05a
Oct 28, 12:53 PM
CDMA iPhone is going to be fantastic! I would assume that Apple requires both companies to produce an identical product, or a product within certain specifications. I would ALSO imagine that since Foxconn and Pegatron are competitors, there will be a little competition with one another as to whom can make the 'best' CDMA iPhone.
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
68164
Sep 12, 08:16 PM
In the file menu, I now have an option (greyed out) for Transfer purchases from iPod...not sure what that means given you can't currently buy stuff direct from your iPod...and pretty sure it wasn't there in Itunes 6...sounds intriguing though!
Also - there a custom option for encoding rates from CD that takes you up to 320 kbps for AAC - can't remember that either in the previous version...
Also - there a custom option for encoding rates from CD that takes you up to 320 kbps for AAC - can't remember that either in the previous version...
drew.bowser
Feb 16, 01:39 PM
So questions about the sensors on the 2010 Mac Mini.
Are the 2 sensors on the hard drive the same part.
Being the idiot that I am, I broke the sensor that mounts on the hard drive its self. I have been looking for a part number or part to order and the only thing I can come up with is
Apple Part #: 076-1360
****After 45 minutes with a call center in India they are saying the sensor is part number 076-1369...any thought?
Now this sensor is the one that mounts on the sata conector...any ideas if it will work for the back as well?
My fan is running at a constant speed ot 5500rpm....at least I know it will stay cool.
Oh and by the way, I replaced my stock Toshiba 320gb 5400rpm drive with a Hitachi 7k5...WOW amazing upgrade. I clocked a direct copy of a file that was 2.29gb and the Toshiba was 2min55sec and the Hitachi did it in 1min1sec... 2 minutes FASTER!
I need help ASAP as this is my main machine right now.
~Andrew
Are the 2 sensors on the hard drive the same part.
Being the idiot that I am, I broke the sensor that mounts on the hard drive its self. I have been looking for a part number or part to order and the only thing I can come up with is
Apple Part #: 076-1360
****After 45 minutes with a call center in India they are saying the sensor is part number 076-1369...any thought?
Now this sensor is the one that mounts on the sata conector...any ideas if it will work for the back as well?
My fan is running at a constant speed ot 5500rpm....at least I know it will stay cool.
Oh and by the way, I replaced my stock Toshiba 320gb 5400rpm drive with a Hitachi 7k5...WOW amazing upgrade. I clocked a direct copy of a file that was 2.29gb and the Toshiba was 2min55sec and the Hitachi did it in 1min1sec... 2 minutes FASTER!
I need help ASAP as this is my main machine right now.
~Andrew
blackpeter
Dec 25, 01:47 AM
Yep. My 12" PB exhibits this problem from time to time. The fix is to insert a set of headphones into the mini jack and remove them. This seems to trigger the stuck/malfunctioning sensor and switch audio output back to speakers.
Hope this works for you too!
Hope this works for you too!
simsaladimbamba
Apr 27, 09:15 AM
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10644330/MR_Image_Hotlinks/MR_screenshots/MR_screenshots_04_2011/Screen%20shot%202011-04-27%20at%204.12.52%20PM.png
munkees
Mar 20, 10:00 AM
I have been looking at the lensbaby composer for doing tilt shift? anybody had any comments or experience.
http://lensbaby.com/lenses-composer.php?gclid=CIOXuKG03acCFRpVgwodQ2pp9w
http://lensbaby.com/lenses-composer.php?gclid=CIOXuKG03acCFRpVgwodQ2pp9w
Kobushi
Dec 19, 02:42 PM
wouldn't it just be 2Mp?
(1 Megapost = 1 million posts)
and on to Gigaposts....Teraposts....:)
(1 Megapost = 1 million posts)
and on to Gigaposts....Teraposts....:)
CIA
Mar 29, 09:17 PM
Things still crazy at the Gateway or can you get one without having to be there at 4am?
nanofrog
Apr 26, 02:08 AM
Either way, they seem to be alright value and about as good as any other 240GB 6G drive on the market now. I was going to get an OCz but after reading an OWC article on how OCz supposedly uses off-spec NAND chips it really put me off the idea :)
I'd skip the OCZ drives from what I've seen as well.
I believe I have found a place to source some X5690 for cheap, but they are being pulled from an Dell R710 server. Have you any idea if the chip design for the Dell R710 is the same as retail or altered somehow/specific like the HP DP X5690 with a different IHS etc.. like in the below link?
http://www.buy.com/prod/hp-xeon-dp-x5690-3-46-ghz-processor-upgrade-socket-b-lga-1366-hexa/q/loc/101/220240015.html
AFIAK, they're standard (come with an IHS). The photo of the HP P/N supports this as well (standard part, as sold as OEM or Retail).
The only one that immediately comes to mind (no IHS), is with the 55xx parts Apple used in 2009 DP systems. They went to standard parts with the 56xx used on the 2010 DP systems (standard OEM parts with the IHS, and added the latch cover to the socket as Intel designed it). I suspect skipping the latch cover and using naked parts was a failed attempt (by Foxconn actually) at cutting costs, but did away with it due to defect rates from bent pins during the assembly process "eating" those savings due to the expense of rework and waste.
I'd skip the OCZ drives from what I've seen as well.
I believe I have found a place to source some X5690 for cheap, but they are being pulled from an Dell R710 server. Have you any idea if the chip design for the Dell R710 is the same as retail or altered somehow/specific like the HP DP X5690 with a different IHS etc.. like in the below link?
http://www.buy.com/prod/hp-xeon-dp-x5690-3-46-ghz-processor-upgrade-socket-b-lga-1366-hexa/q/loc/101/220240015.html
AFIAK, they're standard (come with an IHS). The photo of the HP P/N supports this as well (standard part, as sold as OEM or Retail).
The only one that immediately comes to mind (no IHS), is with the 55xx parts Apple used in 2009 DP systems. They went to standard parts with the 56xx used on the 2010 DP systems (standard OEM parts with the IHS, and added the latch cover to the socket as Intel designed it). I suspect skipping the latch cover and using naked parts was a failed attempt (by Foxconn actually) at cutting costs, but did away with it due to defect rates from bent pins during the assembly process "eating" those savings due to the expense of rework and waste.
hokka
Oct 25, 09:43 AM
AllofMP3 is exactly how all music selling sites should be. The possibility to choose exact what quality you want is great, no DRM is great, the price is of course also great.
If only the artists would get paid it would be perfect. :cool:
AllofMP3 is not doing too well now that VISA and Mastercard has blacklisted it, so download while you can before it's source of income is dead
If only the artists would get paid it would be perfect. :cool:
AllofMP3 is not doing too well now that VISA and Mastercard has blacklisted it, so download while you can before it's source of income is dead
jsf8x
Nov 7, 01:37 PM
Care to share the wallpaper? Thanks :)
http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x159/eliteguard98/01968_cosmosition_1920x1080.jpg
http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x159/eliteguard98/01968_cosmosition_1920x1080.jpg
Brradley
Sep 2, 12:23 PM
I'm either going to go for a Gelaskin, or a Switch Easy case, either NUDE or colors hopefully.
What case are you hoping is brought out for the iPo4? :)
What case are you hoping is brought out for the iPo4? :)
ftaok
Dec 29, 03:29 PM
On the playback side, few people realize just hwo cpu intensive h.264 is, even a 1.67ghz g4 will drop fraims at 720p let alone 1080i/p. You definantly need dual G5 2.0Ghz cpus or better for smooth 1080p playback. Thats part of the reason why there are so many specialized chips used in the industry to decode h.264, like in the ipod which can barley handle its low resolution decoding of h.264
Yes, this is true, but the original poster was asking about working with the footage with FinalCut Pro.
I'm not certain, but I don't think the video from the HD Sony camcorder is encoded with h.264. I believe it's HDV, which perhaps is less processor intensive.
So basically, the question is whether the OP could work with his HDV footage on his 1.67-G4-PB with reasonable system responsiveness?
Yes, this is true, but the original poster was asking about working with the footage with FinalCut Pro.
I'm not certain, but I don't think the video from the HD Sony camcorder is encoded with h.264. I believe it's HDV, which perhaps is less processor intensive.
So basically, the question is whether the OP could work with his HDV footage on his 1.67-G4-PB with reasonable system responsiveness?
powermac99
Mar 12, 11:31 AM
just for the record, this link has been submitted around 10 times now, but I've been on the whole unimpressed by the desktops so far. Maybe by offering the link and getting some new blood in there, it will liven up.
The purpose of a site announcement is to get people to visit it and possibly upload images. Since the link was posted, (less than 12 hours) we've had something like 11 images uploaded. That was the purpose of the link.
The purpose of a site announcement is to get people to visit it and possibly upload images. Since the link was posted, (less than 12 hours) we've had something like 11 images uploaded. That was the purpose of the link.
mdgm
Mar 25, 07:07 AM
Can anyone recommend me a good digital video camera to use with iMovie? I'm a home user, but I'd like to get one that does Full HD if possible.
Recommendations as to whether to get one with a hard drive, SD slot or whatever would be nice too.
Sorry if this question has been asked before. If you can point me to such a thread and/or give me an updated answer that would be nice.
Recommendations as to whether to get one with a hard drive, SD slot or whatever would be nice too.
Sorry if this question has been asked before. If you can point me to such a thread and/or give me an updated answer that would be nice.
mazola
Oct 26, 12:48 PM
Apple must think they issue patents for just about anything!
AVnut
Apr 28, 03:04 PM
Uncheck all syncing except for the Optimum app?
Seems easy enough.
Hope to try it soon
Thanks
Seems easy enough.
Hope to try it soon
Thanks
100Teraflops
Mar 6, 10:41 PM
I wouldn't be able to say how much capacity you need, however, large hard drives are pretty cheap so I'd probably get a bit more than you think you need. Remember there's no need for a fast HDD, maybe something like a WD caviar green?
Thanks, I was thinking speed instead of storage. :cool:
Thanks, I was thinking speed instead of storage. :cool:
Joshuarocks
Apr 7, 11:20 AM
Ok, I spoke with the seller who sold me the card. He agreed that there is a problem with it and is sending me a replacement.. on top of that one of the other ports is defective.
bousozoku
Oct 9, 05:52 AM
The cell companies lobbied HARD to not allow you to keep your number when you switch. The state legislature here (Calif) buckled 3 times.
You can thank "the government" for allowing you to keep your number when you switch. You can also thank "the government" for demanding that the companies improve their 911 protocols. People were sometimes
waiting 20 minutes to get connected. Also, blame "the government"
for requiring that the companies allow you a grace period to return your phone. They actually had to create a bill called "the cell phone bill of rights"
These actions did not create a huge costly layer of bureaucracy. Why do people think that corporations should be allowed to abuse people unhindered? After-all the market was/is not providing that many real choices. It's a cartel.
Bye the way, "the government" (in theory) is you.
We are lucky that sometimes government works for us. The state government here bowed to the mobile phone companies when municipalities wanted to enact laws banning using a phone while driving. They banned anyone but the state being able to create any laws concerning mobile phones.
Of course, I wouldn't want the government to have their own company--that would be haphazard and bizarre, though I don't think anyone would buy service from them, suspecting wire(less) tapping on all of their phones.
You can thank "the government" for allowing you to keep your number when you switch. You can also thank "the government" for demanding that the companies improve their 911 protocols. People were sometimes
waiting 20 minutes to get connected. Also, blame "the government"
for requiring that the companies allow you a grace period to return your phone. They actually had to create a bill called "the cell phone bill of rights"
These actions did not create a huge costly layer of bureaucracy. Why do people think that corporations should be allowed to abuse people unhindered? After-all the market was/is not providing that many real choices. It's a cartel.
Bye the way, "the government" (in theory) is you.
We are lucky that sometimes government works for us. The state government here bowed to the mobile phone companies when municipalities wanted to enact laws banning using a phone while driving. They banned anyone but the state being able to create any laws concerning mobile phones.
Of course, I wouldn't want the government to have their own company--that would be haphazard and bizarre, though I don't think anyone would buy service from them, suspecting wire(less) tapping on all of their phones.
TantalizedMind
Oct 9, 03:32 PM
jersey shore reference? :D
Kool Aid Man! Looks like this thread is FUBAR already. W/E.
Kool Aid Man! Looks like this thread is FUBAR already. W/E.
CHSeifert
May 5, 12:21 PM
Here in Denmark delivery of OTS imacs are 24 hours.
Not sure why you should wait any longer in Belgium :)
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Vh/Regards
Claus - TapaTalk on my Ip4
Not sure why you should wait any longer in Belgium :)
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Vh/Regards
Claus - TapaTalk on my Ip4
Littleodie914
Aug 23, 10:11 AM
Aquisition for Mac OS X is also a very stable, very efficient and easy to use P2P program. I use it to preview songs before I actually buy them on iTMS... ;) Good luck!
Phil Of Mac
Dec 31, 12:35 AM
I love it all. Except the loss of ratings. So, I rate this story "negative". ;)
Nice job Arn!
Nice job Arn!
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