Re: VHS to DVD-r (was blank ;-) ) (And now about bridging) :o)

2005-10-22 Thread Paul Doyle

Hi Hugh,

If all you want to do is copy straight from VHS to DVD and time is an 
issue then consider a DVD recorder.


We bought a Panasonic DVD recorder back in the early days when they 
cost about twice their current price. We also have an eMac that is 
great for video editing.


When all I need is a duplication, I go for the recorder because it is 
less time consuming. it also gives excellent results when recording 
from a Digital set top box.


In your case it may be a cheaper option too.

We also did the DV camera bridge thing a few months back. Works a treat 
if you can find the right camera.  Costs a little more than one of the 
the DV boxes though.


Hope this is helpful,

Good luck
Paul


On 21/10/2005, at 12:14 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:


On 21/10/2005 11:25 AM, Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



On 21/10/2005, at 11:15 AM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:

Hi, I am looking for advice on what is the best way to burn dvd's of 
my

many hours of VHS video (currently standing at around 200+ hours) of
family stuff. I have a G5 Imac and a hi-fi stereo VHS player, just 
not

sure what the best way to connect the two is, and what the best
software
would be.

Hugh


Either use a Canopus DV box (which will let you plug in your VHS
player, then firewire into your Mac), or invest in a DV camcorder that
has an analogue bridge function.  The Canons are fairly cheap now, and
work well (in saying that, the bridge function of my MV600i no longer
works with iMovie 5 :-(, worked fine in iMovie4).

iMovie and iDVD are your best bets.  Easy to use, and would have come
free with your iMac.

Seeya

Rod!




Rod,..it should work (I'm pretty sure). Just make sure you're using 
iMovie

5.0.1 and not 5.0.2. It involves a bit of mucking around, deleting it,
reinstalling it and then just not updating it all the way.
I did it for another client whose machine used to do it, then when 
they went
updated iMovie it wouldn't. So I deleted iMovie, reinstalled it from 
the
iLife DVD and updated it to 5.0.1. And it worked again! :o) They could 
then

use it as a bridge! :o)

Hope that helps!

Kind Regards
Daniel
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Golf Game ?

2005-10-22 Thread Lodge Family

Hello all

Looking for a golf game to run on a 500Mhz imac. Must be a CD.
 if anyone has one for sale or knows where I could find one in Perth it 
would be appreciated.

Tiger Wood 2003 would fit that machine I think
Thanks in anticipation.

Rob


Re: Golf Game ?

2005-10-22 Thread Daniel Kerr
On 22/10/2005 6:47 AM, Lodge Family [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello all
 
 Looking for a golf game to run on a 500Mhz imac. Must be a CD.
   if anyone has one for sale or knows where I could find one in Perth it
 would be appreciated.
 Tiger Wood 2003 would fit that machine I think
 Thanks in anticipation.
 
 Rob
 

Hi Rob

I'll check with a couple of my game suppliers and see if I can get anything
for you. Will email you off list and let you know what I find.

Thanks!

Kind Regards
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Megamart - 20% off Apple kit

2005-10-22 Thread Greg Colgan
Is Megamart bailing out of Apple gear? Computers - including Powerbooks -
are on sale at 20% off...no orders.



Re: Megamart - 20% off Apple kit

2005-10-22 Thread Robert Howells

Megamart is part of Myers
which Coles is trying to sell off .

Might  be something to do with that

Bob


On 22/10/2005, at 10:27 AM, Greg Colgan wrote:

Is Megamart bailing out of Apple gear? Computers - including 
Powerbooks -

are on sale at 20% off...no orders.


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Re: Megamart - 20% off Apple kit

2005-10-22 Thread Rick Armstrong
Big multinational unaware of Apples strict pricing policy, I think you get
an extra 5% if you are a staff member.


Installing ESP Ghostscript

2005-10-22 Thread Mervyn Giuliana Bond
I have downloaded Gutenprint 5 (Gimprint).  As I am running OSX 
10.2.8 I need to install ESP Ghostscript.  I have downloaded ESP 
Ghostscript 7.07.1-0 and it was grabbed and unstuffed by Stuffit. 
This resulted in three items in my download folder: a folder named 
espgs7.07.1, a file espgs-7.07.1-source.tar, and a file espgs-7.07.1 
source.tar.gz.


I opened the folder and found a folder called INSTALL but it was not 
the usual Mac install,  but a checklist and a set of scripts.  Is 
there an install for Ghostscript that uses the Mac friendly approach?


Merv
--
Science teaches that we must see in order to believe, but we must 
also believe in order to see.


Re: Installing ESP Ghostscript

2005-10-22 Thread Robert Howells

Merv,
You should end up with a file with this name .. about 5.4Mb

I was going to send you a copy but  Yousendit : is not uploading .

This is the name of the file you need, and I have a copy here but it's 
5.4Mb

a bit much for email

espgs-7.07.1.ppc.dmg


Bob


On 22/10/2005, at 3:30 PM, Mervyn  Giuliana Bond wrote:

I have downloaded Gutenprint 5 (Gimprint).  As I am running OSX 10.2.8 
I need to install ESP Ghostscript.  I have downloaded ESP Ghostscript 
7.07.1-0 and it was grabbed and unstuffed by Stuffit. This resulted in 
three items in my download folder: a folder named espgs7.07.1, a file 
espgs-7.07.1-source.tar, and a file espgs-7.07.1 source.tar.gz.


I opened the folder and found a folder called INSTALL but it was not 
the usual Mac install,  but a checklist and a set of scripts.  Is 
there an install for Ghostscript that uses the Mac friendly approach?


Merv
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Science teaches that we must see in order to believe, but we must 
also believe in order to see.


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