Re: MD: High price of solid state memory (was: If MDs had come out before CDs)
>But is Md really on fire in say, Japan, like it was about 3 years ago? Well.. I mean it was a bit different over there. Most people I know in Japan used MD because they frequently rent audio CDs. There are A LOT of places to rent CDs over there! Before there weren't that many "home" computers over there either, as space is very limiting. That's why most people over there own laptops. Back then there weren't any laptops that could burn CD... (anyone here remember burning CD using a CLI in the early 90's?)Plus the fact that MD small and keen make them very appealing I guess. tk - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Fw: Vaio
>I just bought a new PowerBook G4 with a 500 MHz processor and as little RAM >and the smallest hard drive Apple ships in it. Then I added third party RAM >and a different hard drive. The end result is that I spent a couple hundred >less than Apple's loaded configuration and I wound up with a twice and much >RAM and a bigger, faster hard drive to boot. > >In short, it IS possible to overspend on a Mac. But it's also possible to >configure a Mac at highly competitive prices. If you did it that route, to make it a better purchase... you can also buy an Oxford911 bridge based Firewire enclosure put the old drive in. So you'll have a nice external storage and still saved some extra bucks on top of what apple is chargin... and the added bonus of an external HD. tk - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Partly related question of sound file merging
> Is there free software for Mac that I could use to make a compilation > of few cd-quality sounds. I need fade in and out operation as well as > possibility to overlap the sounds. I was able to do it with Apple > imovie 1, but the result is movie file. I do not know how to transfer > sound from movie file to e.g. aiff. I need to burn the sound into a > audio cd. I will suggest you get a free copy of Digidesigns ProTools when it comes out on their website. It's one of my favroite applications of all time for cutting, mixing, midi, midi triggers, fading, or what not. Good news is that you don't need the fancy expensive Audiomedia card to use this version! And did I mention it was free? :) Are they just releasing the Mac version? Windows? or both? Thought this program might be overkill as it's most often used by recording studios. And contains tons of stuff. > Do anyone know if it is possible to use DVD interface on new Macs for > digital audio in and out operations? Dunno, the mac I have is 4 years old. If they have the header you can prob make a transmitter. tk - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: filters in Outlook Express 5 Mac OS
Since people are posting about it... Here's how you set them for Version 5 of Outlook Express for MacOS. Select a message that belongs to the mailing list. Create a folder from the file menu, select the new menu, the submenu appears select new folder (or shift, command, N) and name it MDL or whatever. Select tools from the menu, then go to Mailing List manager. Click on New, everything should be filled in already. Just select where you want to "file message in folder" It's bloody easy in Mac version 5!! tk - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
