Re: Freeware MPG Player for P475/Q605

2002-11-10 Thread Scott Holder
At 01:49 AM 11/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Quadlisters,

I'm looking for a freeware MPG player for Performa 475 running 7.1 or a
Quadra 605 running 8.1. I need this for installation Monday on some systems
at my son's school. I need it to play some MPG files generated on a Win98
PC. The files play back on the PC and on the Red Hat 7.2 GNU/Linux box
that's acting as the store-and-forward file server, but the QuickTime (2.5)
Movie Player (2.5.1) on the target Mac(s) fails with a message saying that
the file is not a movie file.

Any suggestions about how to get these files displayed?

You probably won't. Those machines aren't particularly well-suited for 
video playing, especially anything terribly new. You might could get 5 
frames a second at something small.

If it won't play in the latest version of Quicktime that will run on 68ks 
(4?) then you'll need to encode it in an older codec that will.

Scott Holder


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Re: Freeware MPG Player for P475/Q605

2002-11-10 Thread the pickle
At 03:01 -0500 on 10/11/02, Scott Holder wrote:

At 01:49 AM 11/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Quadlisters,

I'm looking for a freeware MPG player for Performa 475 running 7.1 or a
Quadra 605 running 8.1. I need this for installation Monday on some systems
at my son's school. I need it to play some MPG files generated on a Win98
PC. The files play back on the PC and on the Red Hat 7.2 GNU/Linux box
that's acting as the store-and-forward file server, but the QuickTime (2.5)
Movie Player (2.5.1) on the target Mac(s) fails with a message saying that
the file is not a movie file.

Any suggestions about how to get these files displayed?

You probably won't. Those machines aren't particularly well-suited for
video playing, especially anything terribly new. You might could get 5
frames a second at something small.

Try Sparkle, if you can still find a copy.

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Re: Freeware MPG Player for P475/Q605

2002-11-10 Thread Spiritus ex Machina
SIGH!  Thanks, Scott. Thanks, pickle. Fram rate is ~30, but I will try to
track down Sparkle. Originating app doesn't have much flexibility. May have
to take mid-tower peecee with monitor into school.  :-(

Thanks for your input, anyways.

Sp00ky

On Sun, 10 Nov 2002 at 09:50:40 -0500, the pickle suggested:
At 03:01 -0500 on 10/11/02, Scott Holder wrote:

At 01:49 AM 11/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Quadlisters,

I'm looking for a freeware MPG player for Performa 475 running 7.1 or a
Quadra 605 running 8.1.
[...snip...]

Any suggestions about how to get these files displayed?

You probably won't. Those machines aren't particularly well-suited for
video playing, especially anything terribly new. You might could get 5
frames a second at something small.

Try Sparkle, if you can still find a copy.

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Re: Quadra 800

2002-11-10 Thread suignrs

Does anyone know what the suggested OS for a quadra 800 is?  I wanted to
kinda run it as a file server for my macs on my network, is linux a good
idea, I kinda played with it on my PeeCees, but never on a mac yet...

any ideas would be great, when I tell people I have a Q800 I get like
WHOA that was a hella fine machine in its day, so I guess its a pretty
good one, since I got it for free, stupid PeeCee network guy was going to
throw it away :-(

-Joe

I run 8.1 on mine and use it as a websever running Quid Pro Quo. It goes 
weeks and weeks without a restart.

Lee

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browser anyone?

2002-11-10 Thread Joe WF Runnels
Hi all, got my Q800 working, installed OS 7.6.1, but there doesn't seem
to be a browser installed, what version of IE or netscape would be snappy
on this machine?  or is some other browser better?

-Joe


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Re: browser anyone?

2002-11-10 Thread the pickle
At 14:46 -0800 on 10/11/02, Joe WF Runnels wrote:

Hi all, got my Q800 working, installed OS 7.6.1, but there doesn't seem
to be a browser installed, what version of IE or netscape would be snappy
on this machine?  or is some other browser better?

I'd use iCab if I were you.

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Re: HPPA 9000 workstation memory in Quadras?

2002-11-10 Thread Rob
No, the RAM is not standard 72 pin RAM. I've got a 712/80 and it uses HP
proprietory RAM only. HP has several different flavours as well, I've also
got some 72 pin stuff from an HP C180 that doesn't work in Macs or the 712.
You can try it, but in my recent experience, you can't interchange it.
Incidentally, I had to convert two 16 MB HP SIMMS into a single 32 MB SIMM
recently (good SMT practice!), because I was having a very hard time finding
HP 712 RAM. I've got bags of the standard 72 pin stuff...

I've also got a Next Cube II, but I can't get it running. I've never heard
of a NeXT version to run on Sun and HP. I've got a stack of Sparc's as well.
I'll have to look into that. Do you have any links on that NeXT port?

Hope it helps,
Rob

- Original Message -
From: Peter Heinemann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 12:13 PM
Subject: HPPA 9000 workstation memory in Quadras?


Hi,
just a few days ago, I bought 3 Hewlett Packard Risc Workstations series
9000, HPPA 712/60, all 3 machines equipped with 128mb Ram each (4x32mb, 72
pin). Since I payed only 70 Euro for the whole pile of machines I would say
I got them pretty cheap (12x32mb). These HPs seem go pretty cheap on eBay,
since they were prodiced in very high numbers.

http://www.tkt.cs.tut.fi/computers/info.html
(the second pic)

I would like to know if this Ram can be expected to work in our 68k Centris
and Quadras, the newer ones which have the 72pin Ram slots.

CATEGORY: Memory (Dooh! :)
MANUFACTURER: HP
MODEL: 8Mx36FPM 32MB SIMM (A2575-60001)
FEATURES: 32MB with Parity / Fast Page Mode / 72 pin SIMM 60 ns

This sounds pretty alright. I am not quite sure since this is workstation
memory and those modules are sometimes somewhat special... ? Playing Trial
and Error seems a bit risky to me.

Well, if it does not work and the Ram will not fit into my Quadras then it´s
ok though, since I am planning to install Nextstep on one of them, the Risc
port of Nextstep that came out for the Sun Sparc and HPPA. My good NeXT
Turbo Colorstation with its 33 Mhz Motorola 68040 might be fast, but the HP
with its 60 Mhz Risc cpu is somewhat faster... :)

So, is there any HP guru here who knows if the HP 9000 memory can run in
Quadras?



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