On Oct 13, 2010, at 12:02 AM, a1 wrote:
I acquired G4 imac with Panther already installed. I have Panther
disks and wish to reinstall with a clean installation. However, the
password on this admin acct on this machine is lost---and the imac
isnt even letting me boot from cd. I made myself
Put the machine in Target Disk mode. Plug it into another machine. Install
it like that.
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On 10-10-11 6:36 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
Basically saying, an iMac G4 will run ok on a radio shack blue LED fan.
do you not find it somewhat distracting unless you have it tied into
following a song in itunes ?
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On 2010/10/12 20:08, Midnight rider wrote:
I tested HTML 5 on my sawtooth, and it is very smooth. Even though I
only have a 400Mhz Processor, the RAM and video card make up for that
big gap. Anyone who dares to try youtube with HTML 5 on a lower end G4
is welcome, but on a G3 well... I
On 2010/10/13 04:17, Gerald Uhlan wrote:
How do you get to this HTML 5 version of YouTube? My G4 iMac chokes on
many of the videos, unless I change to the 240p version (when available).
I don't remember exactly where on YouTube's site the HTML 5 option is
but a search will hopefully take you
I was lucky enough to score a 24 VH242H Asus display to use as an
external with my Core 2 Duo 2Ghz iMac. The monitor has DVI, VGA, and
HDMI input. I'm afraid I am going to sound like a total idiot, but
could anybody kindly explain to me which connection would give me the
best quality image, and
On Oct 12, 10:08 pm, Midnight rider coolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
I tested HTML 5 on my sawtooth, and it is very smooth. Even though I only
have a 400Mhz Processor, the RAM and video card make up for that big gap.
Anyone who dares to try youtube with HTML 5 on a lower end G4 is welcome,
but on a
VGA is analog, so not your best choice.
DVI and HDMI are both digital. Both will give you a great signal. I don't think
there's any difference in quality between them. HDMI is used for HD TV's
because it also carries high-quality sound.
-Elliott
On Oct 13, 2010, at 9:16 AM,
On 2010/10/11 20:03, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-10-11 6:36 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
Basically saying, an iMac G4 will run ok on a radio shack blue LED fan.
do you not find it somewhat distracting unless you have it tied into
following a song in itunes ?
Now THAT sounds distracting! ;-)
On 10-10-13 2:43 AM, Clark Martin wrote:
How can I boot from cd and install fresh over the previous admin acct?
Why not erase and install ?
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This usually means you have a bad PRAM battery; The PRAM is what remembers your
wireless network during sleep/shut down. You can replace the PRAM battery in
the G3 iMacs fairly easily.
Are you sure you're checking the Remember Network check box when you connect
to the network?
The fan in 100mm in size. The original temp readings were 133F with the old
fan. I checked it now, it is 116F with the new fan. Those were maxed temps
from when I heavily used the computer.
My average temp using old fan: 120F
My new average temp with new fan: 108F
All reported by
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 4:16 PM, Ashgrove salum...@gmail.com wrote:
I was lucky enough to score a 24 VH242H Asus display to use as an
external with my Core 2 Duo 2Ghz iMac. The monitor has DVI, VGA, and
HDMI input. I'm afraid I am going to sound like a total idiot, but
could anybody kindly
Basically I want to make my point here. All of my G4's I tested so far (even
my 400Mhz sawtooth) plays youtube HTML 5 better than my G5 iMac plays it on
flash. My sawtooth plays it so well with it's specs, I can comfortably watch
my 15 funny Apple ads video without it freezing or buffering or even
Jonathan,
For movies in any format to show up in Front Row, just place them in
your Movies folder.
For iTunes, though, they must be in an iTunes compatible format
(.mp4, .mkv, perhaps others). Just go File/Add to library or right-
click on them and choose iTunes to play them --they will be
Excellent feedback! Thanks! I actually checked those resources first,
but it was a case of TMI for a very specific question.
So I gather that DVI and HDMI should be roughly equivalent in my case,
with a possible edge from using faster HDMI. Is that right?
My iMac has an ATI Radeon X1600 with
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 9:25 PM, Ashgrove salum...@gmail.com wrote:
Excellent feedback! Thanks! I actually checked those resources first,
but it was a case of TMI for a very specific question.
So I gather that DVI and HDMI should be roughly equivalent in my case,
with a possible edge from
Thanks. Unfortunately, front row is only showing those movies that are
showing in itunes.
Regarding adding to itunes, thats not the issue, I wanted to know how
I can add those formats that are not supported natively.
Cheers
On 13 Oct, 20:14, Ashgrove salum...@gmail.com wrote:
Jonathan,
For
On Oct 13, 7:37 pm, Jonathan jonathan.newcas...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Thanks. Unfortunately, front row is only showing those movies that are
showing in itunes.
Regarding adding to itunes, thats not the issue, I wanted to know how
I can add those formats that are not supported natively.
Hmm.
Apparently, there's an app called MiRow 1.0 that customizes Front Row.
It's paid, though, but MacUpdate has it in special for $12.58... It
does do what you want.
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