TV freebie

[pweaver]

I'm offering a 20 inch colour Singer TV with remote. Works fine.
Free! Free!  I live in Palmyra.

Paul.


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[Kyle Kreusch]

Hi Michael

I learnt it in the modd/hacking community for iPhone and iPod Touch I
had to use it couple of times in the early days of modding my iPod
Touch

Those applications that were on the iPhone should have always been on iPod Touch


Kyle
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 8:42 AM, Michael Hawkins
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> Kyle,
>
> Your suggestion worked. How did you know something as arcane as this, Kyle?
>
> I found the support on Apples web-site worse than useless, as the trail of
> articles often simply referred to the next in the chain and didn't actually
> say anything. Often the second article merely referred back to the one that
> contained the reference to the 2nd article!!
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> Thank you to all who responded,
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[Michael Hawkins]

Kyle,

Your suggestion worked. How did you know something as arcane as this, Kyle?

I found the support on Apples web-site worse than useless, as the trail of
articles often simply referred to the next in the chain and didn't actually
say anything. Often the second article merely referred back to the one that
contained the reference to the 2nd article!!

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Re: 10.5.4 is available

[Peter Hinchliffe]

On 01/07/2008, at 12:45 PM, Chris Griffiths wrote:

Interesting. That was from "Software Update" area on my computer.  
Why would they have a cut down version when most people will update  
this way? Which means most people will have problems??


Regards Chris Griffiths



It is  generally-accepted troubleshooting principle these days that if  
your computer begins exhibiting problems after an incremental update  
from Software Update, that downloading and applying the larger "Combo"  
update form Apple's website can be an instant fix. For my own part, I  
have never had to do this. Every incremental update has always worked  
successfully first time.


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Re: Sony DCR-HC36E Handycam not recognised on Firewire Port

[Rob Davies]

Morning Ronni,

Not sure of the camera or it's abilities, but if it is recorded using  
DV?


It is still a DV tape so just utilise another source for output,  
information is already there. Although some say it may degrade if a  
lower quality VTR is utilised, personally never been an issue.  As it  
is still DV codec, utilise Apples ProRes codec within FCP Studio and  
then lots can be achieved if an up or down grading of codec is required.
I have found this process works even with some of the newer quasi so  
called HI-Def modes of production although in certain situation one  
might need a VTR with similar codec structure? I have not ran into  
this issue yet, as it is still some form of DV.
If it is a proprietary format from one of the manufacturers, it will  
be a program of sorts you will have to download, or available on the  
installation CD that came with product, check Sony site for  
clarification.
But experimentation always adds a bit of spice to life, make the  
mundane ordinary again. Just like when one realises how important it  
is to breathe.


Cheers!
Rob...

On 01Jul2008, at 12:00 pm, Ronda Brown wrote:

Many thanks to everyone who has replied with suggestions regarding  
this problem.
I appreciate all the suggestions very much, and I have tried each  
and everyone.
I've been trying everything, over and over again, that is why it has  
been so long for me to respond to all the help I have been given.


1. Mark's suggestion: Try connecting while in a different User Account
2. Rod's: Disconnect firewire from both ends, camera off, then  
restart Mac
3. Jude's: Try another camcorder: I thought I could get another  
camcorder that uses the same MiniDV tapes, but haven't been able to  
locate one.
4. James: Quicktime Pro, activate record & see if it can see the  
Handycam

5. John:  Was relating to HDD camera HDV/DV & finding the settings.

Unfortunately I have tried every suggestion, plus everything Apple  
Support suggests, but nothing has worked.
My MacBook Pro refuses to recognise the firewire connection from the  
Handycam.


The Handycam recognises the firewire 'DV Out i.LINK / DV in i.LINK'  
when connected.
The MacBook in System Profiler > Firewire - "Warning: Unable to List  
Firewire devices"


I even tried a USB cable just to se if my MBP would see the  
camera  but of course not.


So I have a Sony MiniDV 60min Tape with Video footage on it that  
cannot be imported into my MBP so I can edit & create a DVD for the  
person :-(


Many thanks for your suggestions, I appreciate it greatly.
If you can think of anything I haven't tried yet, please let me know.

Cheers,
Ronni

On 30/06/2008, at 6:06 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:


Hello People,

A "Client" gave me his DCR-HC36E Handycam for me to Edit the video  
and create a DVD for him.


Getting the Video Footage onto my MacBook Pro OSX10.5.3, iMovie '08  
v.7.1.2, & iMovie HD 6.0.4,

is proving a headache.
I'm using a i.Link (firewire) cable that I used to use with my Sony  
DCR-TRV320E Camcorder,before I purchased a HDD Camcorder.


Neither iMovie Applications recognise the camera, so I cannot  
import any video.

System Profiler - Firewire - Warning: Unable to list firewire devices

I've tried everything suggested by Apple  without success.


The camera recognises the Firewire connection, the touch screen  
indicates the firewire connection & DV-Out i.Link  is selected.


Anyone using this handycam with iMovie successfully, I would  
greatly appreciate any suggestions.


Cheers,
Ronni



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Sony monitor available

[Vladimir James]

Sony 17 inch Trinitron monitor with flat screen and vga to Mac adapter.
This excellent monitor was purchased 12-2001 for $670 and has had only  
light use.


Yours for a $20 gratuity (the adapter alone costs more than that).

Pick up near Mundaring.

Email me.

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Re: iPhone

[John Feltham]

G'day Mike,

On 01/07/2008, at 11:50 PM, Mike Fuller wrote:

> John - this is what I get when I click on the link:

> Forbidden

> You don't have permission to access / on this server.

> Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while
> trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

> So I can't really tell you why, just that it is.

Oh, sorry.

Try this one in Google

rogers +iphone

and go down to

Rogers Canada iPhone to Canada

also

www.cellphones.ca/news/post002640/



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Re: iPhone

[Mike Fuller]

John - this is what I get when I click on the link:

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access / on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to  
use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.



So I can't really tell you why, just that it is.

Cheers

Mike

On 01/07/2008, at 6:47 PM, John Feltham wrote:


G'day Mike,

On 01/07/2008, at 1:35 PM, Mike Fuller wrote:

> That link is Forbidden to access.

You don't say why. So why?

On 01/07/2008, at 10:12 AM, John Feltham wrote:



Not everyone is happy...

www.ruinediphone.com




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Re: 10.5.4 is available

[Daniel Kerr]

Thanks Shay, 

Yes, had the wrong wording in that as was typing out another email at the
same time. That will learn me :o)
Thanks for correcting it. I did in fact mean delta. :o)

Kind Regards
Daniel


On 1/7/08 9:15 PM, "Shay Telfer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi...
> 
> I'm thinking you mean 'delta' update. Delta being shorthand for
> 'change' (as in delta-v for change in velocity). The Delta update
> only includes the changes from the previous version. Having a smaller
> update means it takes less time and bandwidth for everyone to
> download it.
> 
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_%28letter%29
> 
> 'alpha' would probably mean untested, pre-release! :)
> 
> Have fun,
> Shay
> 
> Daniel Kerr wrote:
>>  Hi Chris
>> 
>>  They just use the smaller one on Software Update as it picks up the latest
>>  version as already there.
>>  Not everyone will have problems, so it's probably 90% of the time OK. But
>>  from most things I read and see, it's generally the alpha update that has
>>  caused the most problems.
>> 
>>  (Not worded very well, but hopefully that makes sense.) :o)
>> 
>>  Kind Regards
>>  Daniel
>> 
>> 
>>  On 1/7/08 12:45 PM, "Chris Griffiths"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote:
>> 
>>>  Interesting. That was from "Software Update" area on my computer. Why
>>>  would they have a cut down version when most people will update this
>>>  way? Which means most people will have problems??
>>> 
>>>  Regards Chris Griffiths
>>> 
>>>  On 01/07/2008, at 12:36 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
>>> 
  Hi Chris
 
  That would be the "alpha" update, which is the smaller update from
  10.5.3 to
  10.5.4.
  Generally (as a rule) you're better off with the larger update, as
  it's got
  everything mixed together.
  (And you find most people who have problems have done just the alpha
  update
  and not the combo update,...)
 
  Hope that helps.
 
  Kind Regards
  Daniel
> 
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[Shay Telfer]

Hi...

I'm thinking you mean 'delta' update. Delta being shorthand for 
'change' (as in delta-v for change in velocity). The Delta update 
only includes the changes from the previous version. Having a smaller 
update means it takes less time and bandwidth for everyone to 
download it.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_%28letter%29

'alpha' would probably mean untested, pre-release! :)

Have fun,
Shay

Daniel Kerr wrote:

 Hi Chris

 They just use the smaller one on Software Update as it picks up the latest
 version as already there.
 Not everyone will have problems, so it's probably 90% of the time OK. But
 from most things I read and see, it's generally the alpha update that has
 caused the most problems.

 (Not worded very well, but hopefully that makes sense.) :o)

 Kind Regards
 Daniel


 On 1/7/08 12:45 PM, "Chris Griffiths"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote:


 Interesting. That was from "Software Update" area on my computer. Why
 would they have a cut down version when most people will update this
 way? Which means most people will have problems??

 Regards Chris Griffiths

 On 01/07/2008, at 12:36 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:


 Hi Chris

 That would be the "alpha" update, which is the smaller update from
 10.5.3 to
 10.5.4.
 Generally (as a rule) you're better off with the larger update, as
 it's got
 everything mixed together.
 (And you find most people who have problems have done just the alpha
 update
 and not the combo update,...)

 Hope that helps.

 Kind Regards
 Daniel




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Re: Looking to Buy: Older Mac Equip.

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Sure, i'd be interested. What kind of software is it, and for what OS?
Thanks,

James

On Jul 1, 2008, at 4:10 PM, Skehan Adrian wrote:

I have a heap of old software that I haven't had the heart to toss  
on the tip, you are welcome to it.



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Hi all,

I am looking for some older mac equipment. Specifically a G4 cube,  
Studio Crt Monitor (The Clear one), or a
Machintosh Classic II. Let me know if you have any of these. Thanks  
a bunch!


-James G.

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[John Feltham]

G'day Mike,

On 01/07/2008, at 1:35 PM, Mike Fuller wrote:

> That link is Forbidden to access.

You don't say why. So why?

On 01/07/2008, at 10:12 AM, John Feltham wrote:



Not everyone is happy...

www.ruinediphone.com




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Re: Looking to Buy: Older Mac Equip.

[Reg Whitely]

I had one in my Geraldton District Education Office office (when it  
was Ok to have Macs and we all had one). It was named "The Bottomless  
Pit" and had an 80mB hard drive!

Reg

On 1 Jul 2008, at 4:51pm, Severin Crisp wrote:

The SE30, now that really was a Mac ahead of its time!   Brings back  
happy memories at the thought of it!

Severin Crisp

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Hi James,  I'm about to toss out some SE30s and other obsolete Mac
junk.  Any use to you?

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[Severin Crisp]

The SE30, now that really was a Mac ahead of its time!   Brings back  
happy memories at the thought of it!

Severin Crisp

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Re: Looking to Buy: Older Mac Equip.

[Robert Howells]

And I have some Power Mac 7300/7600  if thatis of interest

Bob

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Hi all,

I am looking for some older mac equipment. Specifically a G4 cube,  
Studio Crt Monitor (The Clear one), or a
Machintosh Classic II. Let me know if you have any of these. Thanks  
a bunch!


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[Skehan Adrian]

I have a heap of old software that I haven't had the heart to toss on  
the tip, you are welcome to it.



Regards,

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On 01/07/2008, at 12:46 PM, James Guerrero wrote:


Hi all,

I am looking for some older mac equipment. Specifically a G4 cube,  
Studio Crt Monitor (The Clear one), or a
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[James Guerrero]

Paul,
Sure, I would be interested. Are they in working order? I could even  
come by and have a look if its ok.

I am located in West Perth.

Thanks.

-James.

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Re: Looking to Buy: Older Mac Equip.

[David Peake]

If James is not interested, i would like to be second in line for any  
old Mac stuff you're willing to offload?


David.


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[pweaver]

Hi James,  I'm about to toss out some SE30s and other obsolete Mac
junk.  Any use to you?

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Re: Re(2): Suitable software for interactive chart/work flows?

[Oldham, Toby]

Also Novamind (various flavours) for mapping, and Merlin for Project
Management. They even have a little bit of integration (woo).

http://www.novamind.com

http://www.merlin2.net/

Cheers,
Toby.


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> Hi Guys
> 
> 2 Products I highly recommend.
> 
> Omniplan - project management
> Omnigraffle - Flow Chart
> 
> both available from omnigroup.com
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[Jude]

No probs Ronni. Hope it works out OK.

cheers
Jude



Hi Jude,

Many thanks for your offer. I had just accepted Ken's offer and shot 
the MiniDV tape off in an overnight bag to him.
With all my fiffing about with this problem I had overlooked what 
you had offered to do  so sorry :-(


Yep, the first thing I did was check my Firewire Port by connecting 
one of my 'many' external Firewire Drives.

The firewire port is working correctly.

Thanks again.

Cheers,
Ronni

On 01/07/2008, at 1:10 PM, Jude wrote:

My offer still stands, Ronni, but I just had a thought - are you 
sure the firewire port is OK? They can blow. Try connecting an 
external firewire device like a drive and see if that can be seen.


cheers
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