Re: Ti & Microphones

> 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

Re: Ti & Microphones

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 > -- > ICQ: 16106263

Re: Ti & Microphones

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

Re: Ti & Microphones

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 re

Re: Ti & Microphones

> 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? Some

Re: Ti & Microphones

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 readin

Re: Ti & Microphones

>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? I recall serenading a girlfriend once via email and the built

Re: Ti & Microphones

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 has changed the sound in port. Do >> I need an adapter? >

Re: Ti & Microphones

> 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

Ti & Microphones

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 -- G-Books is sponsored by