There are a lot of programs you can get to capture analog sound and
convert into various file formats. I like Amadeus II. It's
shareware at, I think, $25. It's great and seamless with OS X. A
lot of sound editing features for such cheap price. I've been using
it for about 5 years and there has
Hi gang,
Maybe a post here will unfreeze my brain stall: I have a cable running from
my stereo system, from the tape "audio out" via phono plugs, into an adapter
that winds up as a mini stereo jack which I've plugged into the jack on the
back of my G4 tower. I can turn on the sound control panel a
Apple released Battery Update 1.1, which enhances the performance of a
battery to ensure that full capacity is available for a PowerBook or
iBook. The Battery Update supports the following products: iBook (Dual
USB), iBook (late 2001), iBook (Opaque 16 VRAM), iBook (32 VRAM), iBook
G4 (12-inch), Po
At 7:32 -0800 19/12/03, Kayla wrote:
> Please advise and suggest on current market for external hard
drives. Is the
largest that I can afford the best course of action? I don't want something
> cheap that will fail, so I'm willing to invest in myself and my future.
I've been using a 120GB La Ci
> Please advise and suggest on current market for external hard drives. Is the
> largest that I can afford the best course of action? I don't want something
> cheap that will fail, so I'm willing to invest in myself and my future.
>
> All aid and guidance appreciated. Thanks, Tivo
>
Hi Tivo,
I g
> I would just like to say that, while not a very fast machine, the
> wallstreet is able to do dv video. I never tried under OS X, but on
> OS 9, with a clean disk partition for video capture on the internal
> hd, I had good results doing dv video - no noticeable dropped frames,
> and good quality
>>If you have other experiences with video on wallstreets I'd be most
interested to hear as I have a PDQ, or wallstreet II, myself.
H. . . I'm sure you gotta be dropping frames all over the place !!?
-VDO21 .
I would just like to say that, while not a very fast machine, the
walls
> On Dec 18, 2003, at 10:26 PM, Les Riess wrote:
>
>> I am
>> thinking about getting a portable external firewire drive, 40, 60, or
>> 80
>> GB, mainly for backing up my important files and also for moving data
>> between the 2 computers.
>
> I'm about two keystrokes away from pulling the trigger
On Dec 18, 2003, at 10:26 PM, Les Riess wrote:
I am
thinking about getting a portable external firewire drive, 40, 60, or
80
GB, mainly for backing up my important files and also for moving data
between the 2 computers.
I'm about two keystrokes away from pulling the trigger and buying an
OWC Nep
If you have had trouble with a 2001+ iBook, you might want to check this out.
The Dual-USB iBook is overall an excellent design, but a serious
problem with logic boards has become apparent. One of my clients
bought an iBook G3 a year ago which had to go back to Apple three
times due to logic bo
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