That's the way I'd do it too but be aware iDVD unlike DVD Studio Pro doesn't
work with external DVD burners. However there is a hack available to allow
this. The program is called Hpfurz and you can either get it from Version
Tracker or if you like on our site at http://australian.macusersgroup.org
best is use imovie or compressor to export/compress the file into m2v =
mpeg2 format, then idvd will accept it and
reformat the file into piece & also creates special folders: audio_ts &
video_ts
these 2 folders contain quite a number of .bub, .ifo. .vob files which
are in fact content list & yo
Hugh Griffiths wrote:
From: Hugh Griffiths
Sent: Thu 21/10/2004 8:19 AM
To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: problems
I have a couple of problems I hope someone might be able to help me with.
I have an imac 600 graphite, running 10.3.5, since I have upgraded from 10.3.4 I cannot mount dmg'
Well... do we have a meeting planned or DO WE
First up will be Matt Healey, showing off a new game called XIII from
Feral Interactive. It's a very cool game. We think you should buy it.
Next up will be Mark Griffin from fusion films, talking about all the
wonderful things he does with his
I would be very interested if a more script savvy
person could translate as whether it means using a
Nortons on this?
It's a 'rootkit' (used to install backdoors into a machine once its
security has been compromised).
There is no known way for it to get onto your machine in the first
place,
--- Richard Kay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now available via Software Update:
>
> Security Update 2004-10-27 delivers a number of
> security enhancements
> and is recommended for all Macintosh users. This
> update includes the
> following component: Apple Remote Desktop
>
Hi I do not know
Yes, I agree
Kevin may be prepared to guide us re requirements.
A meeting date and location is the first step - suggesting pre WAMUG
meet.
Kevin, the ball is in your court
It's motivation time
Best of luck
Tony Wilson
On 28/10/2004, at 2:55 PM, Malcolm wrote:
Matt and everyone else :-), H
Matt and everyone else :-), How about we (Wamug) adopt the school and
provide support. I am willing to put in funds and some equipment. How
about it wamuggians? The young man we had living with us a few years
ago from Bali would probably give us some support.
Mac
On Thursday, October 28, 2004
After getting a gift of ten 580s from Rob Lodge at Walliston PS, we
shipped them to a small primary school past Kintamani in the Bangli
district through the auspices of the John Fawcett foundation which
does wonderful work in Bali . For further info see
http://www.humanitarianprojectsindonesia
No Shay, it doesn't seem to? How do you convert the edited video to MPEG or
AVI before burning?
When you burn the discs, does Toast go through a re-encoding step?
iMovie saves its files as DV format video, whereas they need to be converted
to MPEG (or on some newer models AVI or DIVX) to play
From: Hugh Griffiths
Sent: Thu 21/10/2004 8:19 AM
To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: problems
I have a couple of problems I hope someone might be able to help me with.
I have an imac 600 graphite, running 10.3.5, since I have upgraded from 10.3.4
I cannot mount dmg's or burn cd's. I have
Hi Jude, no I've tried it in my Panasonic DVDRV32 & they won't play either.
I'm burning from an external Pioneer drive which does data backups OK.
Ken
When you burn the discs, does Toast go through a re-encoding step?
iMovie saves its files as DV format video, whereas they need to be
con
On 28/10/2004, at 1:19 PM, Paul Kitchener wrote:
>> So are there many others out there experiencing this sort of thing?
The most recent switching friend I have is making the jump for
precisely this reason - as a bit of a technophobe, my continuing
insistence over the last few years that a m
Hi Jude, no I've tried it in my Panasonic DVDRV32 & they won't play either.
I'm burning from an external Pioneer drive which does data backups OK.
Ken
Do any of the discs work in another DVD player? Some DVD players are not
compatible with dvd-r, which is what standard macs burn.
Before yo
On Thu, 2004-10-28 at 13:19, Paul Kitchener wrote:
> For the poor PC users among us (and our friends); along with Firefox I
> advise the use of AVG antivirus over Norton$ as it does actually care
> about little, merely anoying trojans etc whereas norton ignores some as
> they arent 'viruses', j
Mark Secker wrote:
>> So are there many others out there experiencing this sort of thing?
>>
>
>
> I was setting up a users personal laptop yesterday (private job at
home not UWA) and after configuring the network for his ISP then
plugging in the cable then loggin g I set the preinstalled Notr
I realise that the technology to fit these features into the iPod's
form
factor may not exist yet, but it makes me wonder why they would
release a
product like iPod photo so prematurely. The only benefit I can see
from
this product at the moment is the larger hard drive and the ability to
Hi Ken
a quick check on the internet reveals that this appears to be a common
problem with that DVD player. Another site suggests that the Toshiba is
not DVD-RW compatible.
Here is a thread of info from one forum read from the bottom
up
regards
On 27/10/2004, at 5:06 AM, Richard Kay wrote:
Notably absent from the list of newly-included countries are Japan and
Australia
Does anyone else find it even more notable that Eire isn't on the list?
/slightly TIC
me, Nancy
It's not uncommon for me to get a callout for a Mac job and while I'm there
be asked to look at a PC. Invariably I spent 1 hour or so on the Mac and
then 3 hours de-lousing PC's and applying patches and installing up to date
anti virus and spyware. Sometimes the networking subsystem of windows is s
> On Wed, 2004-10-27 at 13:03, Mark Secker wrote:
>
>> You will notice that these printers have, in addition to the normal
>> type B USB plug, a type A plug that is the type usually found on
>> the back of a computer. different plug different hardware different
>> driver/firmware
>
> Ah, OK. Th
So are there many others out there experiencing this sort of thing?
I was setting up a users personal laptop yesterday (private job at
home not UWA) and after configuring the network for his ISP then
plugging in the cable then loggin g I set the preinstalled Notrons
antivirus to do an upda
So are there many others out there experiencing this sort of thing?
Bill Palmer's article below points to perhaps one of the major factors that
is now pushing many Windows users to finally consider jumping platforms.
Some many things seem to be lining up now for an increase in Apple's
marketshare
So are there many others out there experiencing this sort of thing?
Bill Palmer's article below points to perhaps one of the major factors that
is now pushing many Windows users to finally consider jumping platforms.
Some many things seem to be lining up now for an increase in Apple's
marketshare
Selling my digital camera (for an upgrade I hope!)
Specs are:
* 4 megapixel
* Excellent macro coverage
* Rechargeable lithium ion battery
* Proper build quality (not a plasticky build)
* Rotating lense design (look at the review links to see what I'm
talking about)
* Lots of manual controls (
Mouse and adaptor sold.
On 26/10/2004, at 12:50 PM, Adam Yap wrote:
I also have a USB bluetooth adaptor I can throw in with this mouse for
$20. It's Epox brand but works without drivers (I tested it on an
eMac) and works with the mouse.
I guess I'll sell the bluetooth adaptor by itself too.
Sold.
On 23/10/2004, at 10:39 AM, Adam Yap wrote:
Hey guys,
I figure most of you guys know what this is. It's a Palm OS PDA, with
OS 5.x, 320x320 screen, 144mhz processor, bluetooth etc.
In excellent condition for it's age (I bought it a while ago, but got
it replaced under warranty just b
Can anyone recomend any OS9 toddler games?
Cheers
Paul
Hi all, I'm still looking for answers?
I'm using I Movies to edit Digital Video from a Panasonic NGVS70, I can edit
fine & transfer via Toast Titanium 5 but the DVD's won't play back on a
domestic DVD player (new Toshiba SD-2650). Does anyone know how can I
correct this please?
Have tried 2 diffe
Hi all
Free to a good home:
External SCSI case including 1GB hard drive, would suit SCSI CD drive also.
Have Fun
Paul
I have been unable to get the KMart self service machines to recognise any
of the pics I have worked on my IMac. I have tried a floppy, a CD and a SD
card. The store reader puts up a screen message that there are no images
on any of them.
Any suggestions please?
Regards, Paul.
You'd need to
I have been unable to get the KMart self service machines to recognise any
of the pics I have worked on my IMac. I have tried a floppy, a CD and a SD
card. The store reader puts up a screen message that there are no images
on any of them.
Any suggestions please?
Regards, Paul.
--
I've tried contacting the SpeedTouch people about this, with no success.
I have a client with an iBook 500 who applied for an ADSL account with
Telstra. She called me to get it all working, because the Telstra guy
couldn't do it (IT'S A MAC!!). Telstra supplied her with an Alcatel
SpeedTouch 5
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