How do you download video and what is VLC? It's YouTube that runs
slow. Other video is not so bad. TV shows bought from iTunes I'll have
to check. Last time I got one it ran fine. I'm planning to buy an
episode of Ghost Hunters so I'll see if it plays as well as it used
to.
On Sep 10, 6:09 am,
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 2:25 AM, lyne chelyh...@gmail.com wrote:
... what is VLC?
From the website for VideoLAN - VLC media player
VideoLAN is a project, run by volunteers, backed-up by a non-profit
organisation, which produces free and open source software for
multimedia, released under the
At 6:37 AM -0400 9/25/2009, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I am running a Dual 500 MHz PowerPC G4 with 2 GB of RAM, but I have
yet to download the latest iTunes. I recall a discussion on this
List regarding iTunes 9, that included some complaints about iTunes 9
being slow on older Macs.
What is
On Sep 24, 2009, at 11:25 PM, lyne wrote:
How do you download video and what is VLC? It's YouTube that runs
slow. Other video is not so bad.
This means your problem isn't the video, it's your network connection.
That's the difference between Youtube (and, I'd expect other streamed
video
On 26/09/2009, at 1:03 AM, Dan wrote:
iTunes 9 is slow on ALL Macs, regardless of their speed, but overall
not that much slower than previous releases. If you need the latest
store features, get it. Otherwise it's probably worth sticking to
8.2.1 for now.
iTunes 9 is slower on my Mac's, but
I have a power mac G5 2.0 and was wondering if it make any difference where
you place different memory sizes. I have 2x512 installed first and then I
added 2x1gb for a total of 3gb. Will it make any difference if I move the
2x512 in the first slots or not? TIA, elbert.
I myself have not yet updated iTunes 9 but I might be soon, today I got my
weekly apple email and they had some new tv shows for free and I wanted to
get them but couldn't because I don't have the latest iTunes. So it looks
like to buy anything from the iTunes store you have to have the latest
