Does anyone know where I can get a VST expansion bay
cdr/w. I've seen people online selling them with there
powerbooks and was wondering where I might find one
for a good price.
Thanks
MR
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If you're going to use code names, at least use the correct names; the
PowerBook (Firewire) is more commonly referred to as a Pismo, not
Prismo. This unit is called after a popular beach in California, Pismo
Beach.
On Saturday, June 8, 2002, at 05:37 AM, Chrys Cruz wrote:
A couple of
I just received my new Ti 667 but there does not seem to be any
'external mic' option in the Sound Control Input panel.
I seem to remember reading that Apple has changed the sound in port. Do
I need an adapter?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Norm
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I just received my new Ti 667 but there does not seem to be any
'external mic' option in the Sound Control Input panel.
I seem to remember reading that Apple has changed the sound in port. Do
I need an adapter?
There is a little microphone under one of the speakers on the tibook... To
get
VST has an eshop on Yahoo:
http://store.yahoo.com/smartdiskstore/exbaycddriv4.html
$199.
Gary
Michael Richardson wrote:
Does anyone know where I can get a VST expansion bay
cdr/w. I've seen people online selling them with there
powerbooks and was wondering where I might find one
for a
On 6/8/02 2:30 PM, (G-Books) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2002 08:07:42 -0500
Subject: Re: G4 For Prismo!! (or rather, Pismo)
From: Jeremy Derr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If you're going to use code names, at least use the
My very bad. . . . help me- there's an r stuck in my head. Somehow my
brain had always read it that way. Thanks Jeremy for the correction.
If you're going to use code names, at least use the correct names; the
PowerBook (Firewire) is more commonly referred to as a Pismo, not
Prismo. This
on 08/06/02 17:17, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 08/06/02 13:46, Michael Bryan Bell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just received my new Ti 667 but there does not seem to be any
'external mic' option in the Sound Control Input panel.
I seem to remember reading that Apple
That got me thinking. Wonder why they did remove the sound in but kept the
microphone. I don't remember, over the last 20 years that I used a
Macintosh, that I ever used the microphone. Sound in, yes, microphone, no.
Anybody else?
No one really knows... To save space? The save money? Someone
I have used the built in mikes with my classsay they're working in
Hyperstudio on a presentation of some time. Often they add narration, and while
the built-in mike quality varies from model to model, it's useful for this type
of thing.
Kate
That got me thinking. Wonder why they did
I meant to say a presentation of some type.
Kathryn Odell wrote:
I have used the built in mikes with my classsay they're working in
Hyperstudio on a presentation of some time. Often they add narration, and while
the built-in mike quality varies from model to model, it's useful for this
What options are there for getting analog sound in through USB?
Tom
But it was a pretty dumb move, and they took a lot of flack for it... To the
point where they put it back in the last revision.
Michael Bryan Bell
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What options are there for getting analog sound in through USB?
Not a whole lot. The easiest is probably the iMic, which is around $40-$50
or so.
Just went through hell with one- they aren't bad at all, just for some
reason it ships with the Gain set really, really high.
Michael Bryan Bell
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