On 9 Mar 2004 at 17:06, Gonz wrote:
> Can you try an experiment for me? Turn the drive mode on continuous,
> and see how many pics you can take in 1 minute.
To derive any useful comparative information from such an experiment you need
to specify the file type/compression and NR mode at least.
I'm getting mine from Dell in May, supposedly. I guess I missed the
original window for getting them early.
Can you try an experiment for me? Turn the drive mode on continuous,
and see how many pics you can take in 1 minute.
Thanks,
rg
zoomshot wrote:
I just got my Nomad Muvo 2 and remov
I just got my Nomad Muvo 2 and removed its Hitachi 4-gb microdrive according
to the instructions at http://www.pcconsultant.com/microdrive.htm
It required a simple size No. 0 Philips precision screwdriver to complete
the disassembly.
Then I put the drive in the *istD, formatted it from the cam
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Subject: Re: Windows "eye candy" was Re: *istD, Muvo-2 and Hitachi 4gb
Microdrive
The problem I have with having to customize the OS is that when you have to
reload it, it can take hours to get it back the way you like it.
Wan't so bad when I kept an image on th
The problem I have with having to customize the OS is that when you have to
reload it, it can take hours to get it back the way you like it.
Wan't so bad when I kept an image on the server, but I don't have a server any
more. But trying to use something designed by the advertising department in
Hello brooksdj,
Wednesday, March 3, 2004, 8:17:55 AM, you wrote:
bcin> I have XP.Whats this eye candy i can turn
bcin> off.I'd like to see my machine run
bcin> fasterMy ME
bcin> machines are quicker than my XP one.
bcin> Dave
>> Eye candy is something wo
buy or borrow Windows XP Annoyances.
Herb
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Subject: Re: Windows "eye candy" was Re: *istD, Muvo-2 and Hitachi 4gb
Microdrive
> I have
I have XP.Whats this eye candy i can turn off.I'd like to see my machine run
fasterMy ME
machines are quicker than my XP one.
Dave
> Eye candy is something worth looking at. In XP it's not.
>
> Nick Clark wrote:
>
> >You can easily turn off the 'eye candy
[...]
> It aggravated me when I discovered the *istD was not recognized by my
> old computer, plus I had a new HD sitting around, so it seemed like a
> good time to dig out the copy of WinXP Pro I traded for a long time
> ago. It took two days to make it work; I still don't know why it
> failed t
On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 21:18:29 CST, you wrote:
>John Mustarde said, among many other things:
>
>> I've been holding off on XP for a long time
>> because I didn't want the TeleTubbies interface.
>
>
>Dude, I trust that's not your main reason! The interface can be changed!
>
>Incidentally, in response
PM
Subject: Re: *istD, Muvo-2 and Hitachi 4gb Microdrive
> I am setting up a computer with Win XP Pro
> to get around this. I've been holding off on XP for a long time
> because I didn't want the TeleTubbies interface.
John Mustarde said, among many other things:
> I've been holding off on XP for a long time
> because I didn't want the TeleTubbies interface.
Dude, I trust that's not your main reason! The interface can be changed!
Incidentally, in response to the part I didn't quote -- how about a card
reade
On 28 Feb 2004 at 10:02, John Mustarde wrote:
> Note: others wishing to use this drive should review the many messages
> at dpreview.com storage and media forum. Since my ancient computer
> hiccupped at upgrading the Muvo firmware, and I was not trying to
> retain the player itself, I simply bypa
I just got my Nomad Muvo 2 and removed its Hitachi 4-gb microdrive
according to the instructions at
http://www.pcconsultant.com/microdrive.htm
It required a simple size No. 0 Philips precision screwdriver to
complete the disassembly.
Then I put the drive in the *istD, formatted it from the camera
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