[q] A Major QuickTime Question

Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 12:51:17 -0600 From: Daniel Palka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Quicktime has been around longer than AV Macs. So how, in the days before the Quadra 840av, how in gods name did they import video into Macs to make those early QuickTime movies? I searched for like nubus cards, scsi box

Re: [q] Memory source

At 15:30 -0500 02/23/2005, Quadlist wrote: Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 13:31:09 +0100 (CET) From: Gheorghe Ardelean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, Jason Greshes wrote: The Q950 needs 30 pin SIMM's used to be used also in old PC (286/386/486). Today you can find the 4MB and 1MB ones on ebay (a

Re: [q] A Major QuickTime Question

- Original Message - From: "lopta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Quadlist" Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 3:28 PM Subject: Re: [q] A Major QuickTime Question > > Hello Daniel, > >DP> I searched for like nubus cards, scsi boxes, anything > > that would be able to import video, b

Re: [q] A Major QuickTime Question

Hello Daniel, DP> I searched for like nubus cards, scsi boxes, anything > that would be able to import video, but I'm not > turning anything up. A quick google for "nubus video capture" suggests that video capture boards such as the Pinnacle Targa series were available for NuBus. I once s

[q] A Major QuickTime Question

Quicktime has been around longer than AV Macs. So how, in the days before the Quadra 840av, how in gods name did they import video into Macs to make those early QuickTime movies? I searched for like nubus cards, scsi boxes, anything that would be able to import video, but I'm not turning anyth

Re: [q] Sonnet QuadDoubler

On Feb 23, 2005, at 4:48 AM, Sparky 191 wrote: Why is a 800 not great for web. Is it just too slow? It is very very slow if you use a somewhat modern browser (Like IE 4 or Netscape 4 or iCab). However I still use mine for web browsing when I'm at my secondary home. I do not use the latest brows

Re: [q] Sonnet QuadDoubler

sorta they take a while to run anything. i have a quadra 660av about the same speed takes a while to do things on it. also my quadra 840av is slow too even though it is supposidely the fastest m68k On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, Sparky 191 wrote: Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 10:48:09 + From: Sparky 191 <

Re: [q] Sonnet QuadDoubler

At 10:48 + 23/02/05, Sparky 191 wrote: Why is a 800 not great for web. Is it just too slow? Yes, I think most people would find it too slow for web, also available/useable, and up-to-date browsers are not really available IMO. That was why I gave up my Q800, like 5 year ago. Most stable and

Re: [q] Memory source

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, Jason Greshes wrote: > Was given two 950s, but they came with only 8 MB of RAM. I put a CD-ROM in one, but that meant taking the drive cage out of the other. Anyone know an affordable source of RAM for these machines--and also somewhere to pick up a drive cage? > > Jason

[q] Memory source

Was given two 950s, but they came with only 8 MB of RAM. I put a CD-ROM in one, but that meant taking the drive cage out of the other. Anyone know an affordable source of RAM for these machines--and also somewhere to pick up a drive cage? Jason -- Quadlist is sponsored by

Re: [q] Sonnet QuadDoubler

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Re: [q] Sonnet QuadDoubler

Yes it makes a tremendous difference. I use my Quadra 900 (with QuadDoubler) for everything at my second home. Chat, email, light web browsing, word processing, etc... it is a busy bee indeed A Quadra 800 is fine for email. Not too great for web browsing. Yes you can connect it to your home

[q] Sonnet QuadDoubler

Does the Sonnet QuadDoubler make a significant difference? What do people use their Quadras for? Is a Quadra 800 too slow for web access and email? I'm wondering can I hook it up to my broadband ethernet router. -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronics