Re: bin file to Apple TV ?

On 16/09/2007, at 11:24 AM, Steven wrote: Can anyone please tell me whether there is any once-off freeware software that will convert a .bin movie file to a format compatible with Apple TV (eg. h.264 or mpeg)? Toast does not seem to do the job - Toast just gives me an option to burn the

Re: wireless broadband

Thank you Choy, Brett, Michael, Ronni, High quality, timely information. Much appreciated. Three wins by a mile. They are very upfront about their coverage area, and it works fine for me. Glenn. -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives -

Re: wireless broadband

So, we are stuck to using Telstra if we travel into rural areas. Extract From Australian Macworld 09.2007: "Of all the wireless broadband options we tested there are two that stand out. If you travel into rural areas, Telstra's NextG offers the best coverage without any charges for roaming o

bin file to Apple TV ?

Can anyone please tell me whether there is any once-off freeware software that will convert a .bin movie file to a format compatible with Apple TV (eg. h.264 or mpeg)? Toast does not seem to do the job - Toast just gives me an option to burn the .bin file to DVD, which I don't really want to do.

Re: Movie "squashed" in iDVD7

Hey Rod Hmm - if you changed the size in QT and saved it, then tried again in IDVD, and got the same result, I would think it's either that you've got a 4:3 project selected in IDVD or, like you say, it's a corruption or bug. Can you try using a completely different template, making sure it'

Re: wireless broadband

Have to agree. So long as you are happy with the coverage of capital cities - three has no equal - its really a no brainer. Brett On 16-Sep-07, at 10:49 AM, Michael Hawkins wrote: Glenn, I've been using Three's wireless broadband for almost 2 months and am very pleased with it. I initially

Re: wireless broadband

Glenn, I've been using Three's wireless broadband for almost 2 months and am very pleased with it. I initially tried the express card but had trouble with that and so swapped to the USB dongle. The paperwork for the set-up left out a vital bit of information - the number to "dial" - but telephone

Re: Movie "squashed" in iDVD7

Thanks Ronnie. I did try that and it didn't seem to change. What's strange is it's ok in the old iDVD but not the new iDVD. Cheers Rod on 16/9/07 8:16 AM, Ronda Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On 15/09/2007, at 9:07 PM, Rod Blitvich wrote: > >> Please >> Has anyone found this problem (an

Re: Movie "squashed" in iDVD7

On 15/09/2007, at 9:07 PM, Rod Blitvich wrote: Please Has anyone found this problem (and solution preferably)? OS 10.4.10 Final Cut movie (from 16:9 camera), exported to quicktime, inserted into iDVD 7 (iLife08). Seems all squashed up when played within iDVD ie people look shorter and fa

Subject: Telstra wireless broadband + Mac

I use the three wireless USB modem. Works great, though the Australian instructions are crap and miss out a crucial step (need to add *99# as the phone number in internet connect). The indian call center wasn't rude or difficult to understand, just clueless. But that seems to be the general

Re: Mail attachments on mac - no inline images

When you add an image, try right-clicking or control-clicking the image and select "view as icon". On 16/09/2007, at 9:02 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote: I have tracked this down to a setting in Mail where apparently there is a choice between "inline" and "attachment". My default is currently

Re: Movie "squashed" in iDVD7

Hey Rod Are you selecitng a widescreen template for the DVD? Make sure your project is set up to be PAL widescreen. cheers Jude Please Has anyone found this problem (and solution preferably)? OS 10.4.10 Final Cut movie (from 16:9 camera), exported to quicktime, inserted into iDVD 7 (iLife0

Re: Telstra wireless broadband + Mac

Thanks for that Daniel, hadn't seen the issue, will check out. Glenn. On 15/09/2007, at 6:09 PM, Daniel Forsdyke wrote: Glen Have you read the current issue of Australian Macworld (09/2007)? They have a review of the currently available mobile broadband products - the only one I am aware of t

Movie "squashed" in iDVD7

Please Has anyone found this problem (and solution preferably)? OS 10.4.10 Final Cut movie (from 16:9 camera), exported to quicktime, inserted into iDVD 7 (iLife08). Seems all squashed up when played within iDVD ie people look shorter and fatter. Changing the resolutions within QTPro doesn¹t solve

ExtremeMac Micro Memo speaker volume on iPod Nano 2nd Gen

Does anyone have experience with these units, in particular the volume levels provided by the built in speaker? My family gave one to Dad for father's day (along with a Nano) and the volume from the speaker is only good enough if you hold it like a telephone to your ear. Not quite what we e

Re: Remote desktop issue

I can VNC from PC to mac on the local intranet, but it's really slow in rendering..seconds on a move, and it 'might' render a rreeelll low res image/screen shot on the internet. On low res image, nothing moves. PC remotes are fine on the same network. I've a number of work sites, som

Re: Telstra wireless broadband + Mac

Glen Have you read the current issue of Australian Macworld (09/2007)? They have a review of the currently available mobile broadband products - the only one I am aware of that did not get reviewed was that offered by Virgin Mobile. The review looks at the hardware, software, ease of set-up and