On Nov 23, 2011, at 12:23 PM, Bill Spencer wrote:
> Hi there: My son came home from college last night, and almost immediately
> told me that the router (basic Netgear wireless) is giving off a high-pitched
> whine or squeal or whistle or something, which he had not heard before.
> Neither my
Well, here's where I ended up...
Handbrake
H.264 - No good, regardless of the setting I tried.
I got the "Apple iPod" preset to work, but only by switching the codec from
h.264 to mpeg-4. The video is shrunk from 720x480 down to 320X240, but works
well enough for my needs. I'm off to rip some
At 12:23 PM -0800 11/23/2011, Bill Spencer wrote:
Hi there: My son came home from college last night, and almost
immediately told me that the router (basic Netgear wireless) is
giving off a high-pitched whine or squeal or whistle or something,
which he had not heard before. Neither my wife nor
The 1st thing I would do is reset it by unplugging it for 30 seconds, see
if it's still there. I've got a Linksys that has the same sound if you
stick your ear right upto it but I've never had any problems.
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Hi there: My son came home from college last night, and almost immediately
told me that the router (basic Netgear wireless) is giving off a
high-pitched whine or squeal or whistle or something, which he had not
heard before. Neither my wife nor I can hear it so I have to take this on
faith. The
At 10:34 AM -0800 11/23/2011, D. Fabel wrote:
Looking at Handbrake, it looks like I can either use an H.264 video
codec or MPEG-4 (FFmpeg) codec. Any idea which of these I should be
using? I don't see a way to use an MPEG-2 or MPEG-1 codec.
DivX, Xvid, and H.264 *are* MPEG-4 variants. Very
Some good food for thought. Thank you all! I think I've found a possible
internal DVD replacement drive. May give that a try if I can't find the
appropriate Handbrake settings.
Looking at Handbrake, it looks like I can either use an H.264 video codec or
MPEG-4 (FFmpeg) codec. Any idea which
At 10:07 AM -0800 11/23/2011, Clark Martin wrote:
G3 Macs that shipped with DVD drives also had video hardware that
decoded the video data.
decoded the MPEG-2 video data.
A G3 just isn't up to full screen video playback.
My Smurf does just fine full screen. Just need to be careful of the s
On Nov 23, 2011, at 8:23 AM, "D. Fabel" wrote:
> Looking for a little help here. I've got an Indigo iMac, 500MHz, with 512MB
> ram that has a CD drive only. I'm trying to get movies onto it but running
> into problems.
>
> First off, DVD Player will not open as it knows there isn't an intern
On Nov 23, 2011, at 9:23 AM, D. Fabel wrote:
> Looking for a little help here. I've got an Indigo iMac, 500MHz, with 512MB
> ram that has a CD drive only. I'm trying to get movies onto it but running
> into problems.
Just go get a dvd drive and replace the CD drive with it. I'll warrant that
I have an Iomega USB external drive that works well with my graphite
iMac G3 600mhz. It burns CDs and plays DVDs without any problems. (I
use this iMac as a music server).
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Looking for a little help here. I've got an Indigo iMac, 500MHz, with 512MB
ram that has a CD drive only. I'm trying to get movies onto it but running
into problems.
First off, DVD Player will not open as it knows there isn't an internal DVD
drive attached. Plugging in either an external fir
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