Re: Video editing question

[Beverly Woods]

Hi Bill,

  Might you be able to use iMovie? Works well for a lot of basic tasks 
and the price is right.


Beverly Woods

On 12/20/20 12:41 PM, William Spencer wrote:
Hi there: I seem to be being hauled toward getting into some basic video 
editing/production. I could please use some insight into the 
advantages/disadvantages of Final Cut Pro vs. Adobe Premiere Elements. I 
have never really done anything with video editing, and I really doubt I 
will have any very high-end needs—pretty basic is what I’m expecting. 
The pricing is quite different from what I can see, and cheaper is 
certainly better if possible. FYI I have not gone to Big Sur yet but I 
will probably have to do so before long.


Any thoughts welcome. Thanks in advance!

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Re: Digest for imaclist@googlegroups.com - 3 updates in 2 topics

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On 6/7/16 8:15 AM, Colin Yarwood wrote:

OK! I have now got my LC475 working and as of this weekend the Apple ][!

Now I have 2 G3 iMacs to crack!

First the blue:


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OK. If I pug in and press the power button I here a very quiet tarapom
trarpom noise continuously. I have tried cmd opt pr but it takes no
notice even if I power down and power up holding them down. I have tried
cmd opt o f and I get the same tarar pom sound but preceeded by a peep
tone once. I have a FW external disk with an OS verion 10.2 in a single
partition - it isnt even reacting though power does turn its light on. I
have an external USB superdrive but It wil not even allow a system disk
to be inserted. I suspect there is a CD or DVD in the slot drive but I
cannot find the paperclib button to release/eject it.

There are no DIMMs in te memory slots do I need any to start it? Can
I use 133s in place of 100s?

Any simple advice?

Help?

My Flower power is awaitig support too.


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* Usefull software for Late 2005 "Dualcore 2.0" G5?
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Usefull software for Late 2005 "Dualcore 2.0" G5?



Thomas Fritsch >: Jun 06 03:02PM -0400

i just picke dup from a friend his Powermac G5 (looking up its the Late
2005 DualCore G5[2.0ghz])

for everyday use what would be good to grab for this Mac?

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SSD over Firewire 800/400



Eric Volker >: Jun 02
09:16PM -0500

I just wanted to make a final report on this experiment, in case
anyone else wants to try it. I bought a refurbished 500GB
G-Technology G-Drive (with Firewire 800 and USB 3.0) on eBay for
$40. I then replaced the 500GB mechanical drive with my 256GB SSD.
I’ll probably put the HDD in my PC laptop.

The El Capitan install I had performed while the SSD was in the
Iomega enclosure was unreadable, so I had to reinstall the OS.
Fortunately, that went smoothly.

Performance isn’t quite where I hoped it would be. The transfer rate
is about 60MB/s, where I was hoping for 70+ MB/s. Boot time is only
slightly faster. However, the iMac is much more responsive, and I
only see the beachball once in a blue moon. Xcode launches in 6
seconds instead of 20 seconds. So I’ll chalk it up as a success.

Thanks for the assistance and success reports.

Eric
Charles Lenington >:
Jun 02 09:29PM -0500

On 6/2/16 9:16 PM, Eric Volker wrote:

 > Performance isn’t quite where I hoped it would be. The transfer
rate is about 60MB/s, where I was hoping for 70+ MB/s. Boot time is
only slightly faster. However, the iMac is much more responsive, and
I only see the beachball once in a blue moon. Xcode launches in 6
seconds instead of 20 seconds. So I’ll chalk it up as a success.

 > Thanks for the assistance and success reports.

 > Eric

Thank you for reporting results

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Re: Where are Mail messages kept?

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On 4/19/12 10:20 PM, Melvyn  Edith Halbert wrote:

•   Anders Fager / Gottickfa...@gottick.com  Apr 18 04:09PM +0200 • •
In the Mail-app. Any one has the slightest ide where the actull file
is? I like to move it from computer A to computer B. •

Anders,

Your Inbox, Sent, and Trash mailboxes are not on your computer.  Any
messages in those mailboxes are in your Internet Service Provider's
storage facility.  If you haven't deleted your mail messages from
your ISP, or have not copied them to your own computer (On My Mac),
then some or all of them should still be on your ISP's storage
facility.

I don't think Melvyn is necessarily correct about this. In my setup for 
instance, those

Inbox, Sent, and Trash mailboxes are in fact on my computer.

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Nanny reminder: NO attachments allowed - Re: How to test G5 iMac Power supply

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On 2/5/12 8:25 PM, Christopher Satterfield wrote:

The one picture from the top view looks a little off to me, I circled
what I'm referring to in this image:
P1010162-circled.JPG

I hope the image shows up correctly for everyone, I have no idea how the
image is embedded when using gmail and the google lab that enables me to



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Re: Mackeeper Info Thread

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As Kim requested, here are some of the problems I have with MacKeeper:

Until recently, MacKeeper installed WINE. I was asked to fix a Mac that 
was running at a crawl, with frequent SBBOD, etc. Problem turned out to 
be that WINE had taken over most of the CPU. This appears to have been a 
common problem with MacKeeper, and users did not have any idea that 
MacKeeper installed WINE or what that means. Nor is it trivial for an 
unhappy purchaser to discover the problem and remove the offending emulator.


They now have a new version without WINE. But really - something called 
MacKeeper that needed WINE to run? Seriously??


And then there's the marketing of it and the way the company takes 
advantage of people, misleads them, etc. See for instance these articles:


http://applehelpwriter.com/2011/09/21/how-to-uninstall-mackeeper-malware/

http://themacfeed.com/2011/06/17/mackeeper-a-rather-slimy-tale/

http://ashmug.com/2011/09/mackeeper-is-not-a-keeper/

Ick.

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Re: MacKeeper info

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On 1/21/12 6:07 PM, Cap'n Bob McBurney wrote:

I want to buy software to use as update and one that has an unistaller 
included.  I'm running OS X 10.6 on a Mac Mini 1.86, core 2 duo, and 2 GB Ram.  
 Are there any suggestions to software that would be good and stable.  I have 
thought about Mac Keeper and Clean-My-Mac.  Any other suggestions or comments 
on this?

CapnMac

I would not recommend MacKeeper at all. I have removed it from clients' 
computers where it caused significant problems. I am not clear from your 
post what exactly it is you want your software to do?


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Re: emac 700Mhz Opinium

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On 11/6/11 10:31 PM, Mark Sokolovsky wrote:

I am rather to question as to why modems were placed on any machines
after 2003 at all. It's not like we are still dealing with dial-up
anymore, are we?

Mark, you may not be in dialup land yourself, but going into 2012, there 
are still plenty of places in my area where that is all that is available.


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Re: Credit Card Security Not Visible

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On Oct 6, 2011, at 5:36 PM, Al Poulin wrote:


Is there technology whereby vendors provide security on credit card
checkout transactions with no https or padlock appearing on the
browser window, whether Safari or Firefox? Would they be negotiating
digital certificates behind the scenes with no visible evidence of
that?

Example is cell phone vendor TracFone.
http://www.tracfone.com/

In answer to my query about their policy, TracFone claims they go to
great lengths to implement technology and security features to
safeguard the privacy of your customer identifiable information from
unauthorized access or improper use….


Al, I went to the site you mentioned, and like many other websites, the 
security stuff comes in when you go towards the checkout.


So although you enter at

http://www.tracfone.com/

when you put in your shipping and billing info and make your purchase 
you are in a secure zone:


https://www.tracfone-orders.com/blahblah/

HTH,

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Re: voicemail to mp3 and/or text (email)

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On 2/15/11 2:04 PM, Ramey Wood wrote:

Can anyone personally recommend one of the voicemail to mp3/text
service/platforms?
I do not use a cell. I'm expecting to align my use of a new MacBookPro
(using PowerBook G4 and iMac desktop currently) and an iPod Touch
(FaceTime and Skype) to approximate reach-ability expected today with
cell technology. With a consistent and stable voicemail to mp3 service,
I have a high confidence for my success.
I would appreciate any experience and expertise you might have.


I would recommend you try Google Voice. It's free, has worked well for 
me over many months of use, very flexible and adaptable, will do 
everything you mention above and more.


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LEM nanny note: trim posts please

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Hi,

 When posting to LEM lists, please trim the quoted text from the 
previous messages. Especially, please remove the list footers.


 Messages with one or two lines of text above extensive untrimmed 
quotes are especially frowned upon as they make the digest extremely 
difficult to read.  The preferred method is to quote only what is 
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On 12/4/10 2:10 PM, krys weaver wrote:

it mite be turnd off so you can't print it IE-LOCKED look under ADVANCED
and then SECURITY then SHOW SECURITY PROPERTIES then click SECURITY TAB

On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Dan dantear...@gmail.com
mailto:dantear...@gmail.com wrote:

At 11:53 AM -0500 12/4/2010, William Spencer wrote:

IMac Core Duo 1.83 ghz/1 g RAM/Snow Leopard

For some reason I cannot print a PDF (on the second machine listed
below) from Acrobat Reader to the Laserwriter on the minimal
network. The print dialogue shows the file spooling to the
printer, the green light on the printer starts blinking, then
everything resets as though the job is done...but nothing actually
printed. I can print everything else to it (web pages, documents,
etc.), and I can print PDFs to a direct-connected inkjet printer.
This has just started happening in maybe the past month or so.


Check your console log for error messages.

Try printing from Preview.

Uninstall that abomination, er Adobe Reader, and try a much older
version.

...I've had all sorts of problems like this with recent versions of
Reader.  @#$% crapware.  My fav now is tax forms that print fine
from Preview but crash Reader...

- Dan.

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Re: LEM nanny note: trim posts please

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On 12/8/10 10:35 PM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:

Not to be a wise donkey or anything but have you looked at this post
below your message. or did you leave it in as an example for others ?

I don't get it. But then I am often slow on the uptake.

Sorry. Meant to send that offlist. But you get the idea. Let's keep in 
mind those who are attempting to read this list in digest form.


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On 10/6/10 6:22 AM, Midnight rider wrote:

Russia has been fully democratic since 1992 [.]


Enough. Back to iMacs, please. And please, everyone, if you could also 
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establish context, and also to please refrain from posting in HTML or 
styled text, this would be a relief to the nannies.


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internal mic buzz sound in issues, Intel iMac

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I have here a 20 2 GHz Intel iMac in which the internal mic used to 
work, but now the only sound that comes in is a steady buzzing noise 
through the internal mic. I tried to plug in a headset mic either 
directly or through a USB iMic but no sound at all gets in through that. 
Anyone know what would cause this?


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Re: WE have been spammed

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Spam has been removed, thread closed.

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Nanny note re spam on the list

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Hi iMacs group members,

   Recently a spammer apprently exploited a glitch in Google to post a 
couple of spams to the iMacs group.

   Within a couple of hours, nannies noticed, the spams had been removed 
and the spammer banned.

   Since then, 2 members have unfortunately REPOSTED that spam, quoting 
the content and its spammy subject line, to complain about it.

   Please - if you want to bring spam to the attention of the nannies - 
after checking the online interface to see if we have in fact already 
removed it from the archives - write us OFFLIST. (You can always do this 
through the link to email the list owner on the About This group page. 
Or just send email to imaclist+ow...@googlegroups.com.)

  Please whatever else you do, *never* quote spam subject lines, or the 
content of the spam itself, in any message to the list. Anyone who does 
these things is continuing the spam damage and will be put on moderated 
status for at least 30 days.

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Intel iMac (early 2006) intermittently will not power on

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Hi folks,

   I have here an Intel iMac (20, early 2006) that appeared to be 
working normally, except that reportedly sometimes it took a long while 
of black screen to wake from sleep. I attempted to upgrade the RAM from 
512 to 2G (known good RAM that works fine in another of the same 
machine). After I did that it would not power on at all - no light, no 
noise, nothing. I went back to the original RAM, it still would not 
power on until a lot of unplugged time had passed, and now it starts or 
won't start intermittently: if it starts normally it seems happy to 
restart after that, but once it won't start it seems to want to be left 
unplugged for a while or it won't start later. Also if I do anything 
with the RAM (try to add another chip, move the existing chip to a 
different slot, etc.) it won't start for quite a while after that. The 
512 appears to be recognized in either slot, once I get the iMac started 
up, but so far I haven't had any luck booting it after installing a 
second chip - but of course as with all intermittent issues I am not 
certain if it might at some point.

   So, my question before I go about replacing the power supply: is 
there anything that could cause this issue besides a faulty power 
supply, especially any type of logic board failure that could cause 
this? (It looks to me like it would be worth replacing the power supply, 
but if there is a problem with the logic board that probably would not 
be worth replacing.)

TIA,

Beverly

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Re: Atheros WiFi card drivers?

[Beverly Woods]

Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
 
 You can get the 12vdc 1/2 AA PRAM battery at your local Radio Shack.
 
I did that once, never will again. Cost was about $15 and the battery 
died a couple months later and had to be replaced again. In my 
experience, OWC and others cost way less and last way longer. YMMV.

Beverly

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Spam thread closed: Re: About Animals

[Beverly Woods]

Hi everyone,

  The original post on this thread was spam. Please do not visit the 
website nor reply any further to this thread, and especially please do 
not quote the link that was sent; the spammer does not need our 
assistance in publicizing his site.

thanks,

Beverly
LEM iMacs group nanny


 
 On Sep 2, 2009, at 2:32 AM, rohaan pervez wrote:
 
 Hey guys
 I`ve created my web site in which i tried to made it informative about
 animals
 I`ve added a variety of animals,their mode of life,their prey,their
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 please visit,comment and subscribe
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Re: Listnanny note Re: (messages with no subject)

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Al Poulin wrote:
 On Jul 26, 9:09 pm, Beverly Woods macli...@beverlywoods.net wrote:
.. Please address any further concerns to myself or other
 nannies offlist.

 
 Hello Beverly:
 
 I would have been happy to come to you offlist, but you did not
 provide your email address.
 
Google hides email addresses in the online interface by calling them 
macli...@beverlywoods.net and the like, but it is pretty easy to reply 
to me anyway. For Al and anyone else who does not know how to do this:

If you get the list via email, the sender's address is in the Sender 
column. Copy and paste that into your reply in place of the group's 
email address.

If you are going to the Google interface, you can reply offlist to 
anyone by clicking on the More Options link at the top of the email, 
and then you can choose Reply To Author.

And to contact all of the listnannies of any list you have only to go to 
the About This Group page, for instance in this case:

http://groups.google.com/group/imaclist/about

and click where it says Send Email To Owner.

thanks,

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Re: Listnanny note Re: (messages with no subject)

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Al Poulin wrote:
 On Jul 27, 5:42 pm, Beverly Woods macli...@beverlywoods.net wrote:
 
 If you get the list via email, the sender's address is in the Sender
 column. Copy and paste that into your reply in place of the group's
 email address.
 
 Beverly, thanks for the explanation.  And I see the truncated,
 googlized address above.  But, getting my list email in Digest mode,
 the sender's address is From:nore...@googlegroups.com .  In this
 version, this is what I see from you as the third item in that portion
 of the thread which appears in that Digest:
 
 COPY/PASTE
 
 == 3 of 3 ==
 Date: Sun, Jul 26 2009 6:09 pm
 From: Beverly Woods
 
 
 Regarding ...(.)

In which case you would have to go to the Google interface and look up 
the thread here http://groups.google.com/group/imaclist/topics and find 
the thread there and reply to sender that way, or go to the About page 
and write from there.

Speaking of which, any further correspondence on this topic should 
continue offlist.

thanks,

Beverly

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Re: Password Protected iMac G3

[Beverly Woods]

 At 5:04 PM -0400 5/6/2009, Brooks Heinlein wrote:
 So is there anyway I can get a CD? Preferably for free?
 Dan wrote:
 Apple will provide replacement media for free or a small charge.

I doubt this would apply to an OS past the original OS provided with the
machine. Many G3 iMacs shipped with OS 9, which is available free if you
get the Netboot dmg IIRC, but it is my impression Brooks is seeking
OS X for free, and the answer to that is: sorry. We can't help you with 
that.

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Re: Classic and Tiger HELP!!!

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Po-en Tsai wrote:
 Hi all!,
 
 Thanks! I have finally got it working from my OS9 installation
 discs. Thanks for all the help! Now I can use Internet Explorer 5!
 
OK, now I am really mystified.

1) Why do you want to run Internet Explorer 5?

2) You do know that Internet Explorer 5.2.3 runs in OS X, right?

Beverly

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Re: Is Battery for Tray loading Slot Loading G3 iMAC's the same battery?

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Gary Fortman wrote:
 Battery is about $10 at radio shack.

Radio Shack batteries for these Macs are the only kind I have had fail 
almost immediately. I will never buy one there again. These batteries 
are last I checked $5 +shipping at OWC; theirs have always worked for 
years for me.

Beverly
 

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Re: Upgrade Memory Imac G5 from 1.5GB to 2.0GB - Worth it? Cost= 60 bucks.

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Edward wrote:
 Yes / no?
 
 I've read the Imac G5 ALS (which I am a new owner of) can only take 2
 GB Memory - has anyone gone higher?
 
2G is the max in these, according to MacTracker. That's what I have in 
mine. No need to pay $60 though - you can get that second 1G for half 
that if you go through ramseeker.com.

Beverly

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Re: Finder not allowing files to be renamed

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Gerald Uhlan wrote:
 Anyone know what to do about a Finder that won't allow file names to be
 changed?  Every time I try to rename a file via the Finder, it will pause
 and then disappear.  When it reappears, it has reset itself to the way it
 was at the last shutdown.
 
This can be caused by a bug in the Finder; I had it happen recently on a 
Mac I sometimes work on. Did you recently change a file extension? That 
can kick off the bug, IIRC. I have solved it by logging out of the 
affected account and logging back in again.

Beverly

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iMac G5 screen flickering issue

[Beverly Woods]

Hi all,

   I have an iMac G5 whose AppleCare is about to expire in a few days. 
For several months I have noticed that the screen flickers a bit, 
intermittently, especially when just started or woken from sleep. If I 
put a Finder window on the desktop and resize it, the white space in the 
window flickers, as does the dark area of the (generic default) desktop 
background, as the window is being resized.

   I talked to AppleCare and various recalibrations and tests including 
Hardware Test Disk and others were run, then I took it to the local 
Apple service provider but they said they could find nothing wrong with 
it. They think it's a software issue, since they said the screen did not 
flicker when booted from another iMac G5 which was in target disk mode 
running Leopard.  I am dubious about that since the screen flickering 
issue persisted even when I had swapped in a new hard drive with a 
different 10.4.11 system on it. (I have Leopard, but don't want to 
install it on here since I need the G5 to run Classic. 10.4 was the 
original OS of this generation of iMac.)

   So my question is: is this a familiar issue to anyone? Ideas as to 
the cause or fix?

TIA,

Beverly
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