I'm astonished to hear this--you're using OS X, right?
No, I'm using OS 9. Experimented a bit with OSX, and don't like it
that much, and have lots of legacy apps that I am not yet willing to
part with, and am getting, as I mentioned, greatly improved stability
just from the HARDWARE
I suppose the thread is in the archives, but there was a brief exchange on
this topic several months ago. I followed some of the advice (having
experienced the same skipping DVD problems), and although I can't remember
what it was, whatever I did, it worked. I can now watch a full DVD w/o it
I haven't had many problems playing dvds with OS 9.1 on my Pismo. I've only
had one disk play oddly toward the end. Otherwise, it has worked well. My
sister has a Cube running 9.1, and it plays dvds without problems.
Peter
Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
I could hardly ever get DVD's to work
On Saturday, May 25, 2002, at 10:57 AM, Peter S. Kim wrote:
I haven't had many problems playing dvds with OS 9.1 on my Pismo. I've
only
had one disk play oddly toward the end. Otherwise, it has worked well.
My
sister has a Cube running 9.1, and it plays dvds without problems.
I had
I recently upgraded from a Wallstreet to a TiBook -- my Wallstreet
died mysteriously and completely, and I spent a week trying to find a
quick cheap fix. It's possible that all it needs is a new power
supply board, but at the time I didn't have a good source for one.
Anyway, the point is,
I'm astonished to hear this--you're using OS X, right? My Pismo 500 Mhz,
with inferior graphics, slower processor (G3), and same 256MB RAM, has
no problems whatsoever in OS X.I.IV. I did occasionally back in OS 9
(.0.2-.04, I think).
On Thursday, May 23, 2002, at 10:46 AM,
At 1:21 PM -0400 5/23/02, John Koen wrote:
I'm astonished to hear this--you're using OS X, right?
No, I'm using OS 9. Experimented a bit with OSX, and don't like it
that much, and have lots of legacy apps that I am not yet willing to
part with, and am getting, as I mentioned, greatly
I recently upgraded from a Wallstreet to a TiBook
Me too.
are not ideal, in general it's been a big win and I don't regret it
at all.'
Yep
My biggest complaint on my Rev B version was lack of audio in (but I
knew this) and the generally flimsy design.
I have to take my watch off when using
