I have a USB Iomega Zip 650 CD reader/writer which I was hoping to
give away with a slot loader 350mhz iMac. Unfortunately the power
cable in has two of the pins broken off.
Anyone have one of these languishing in a box in the shed?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hi James,
We are talking about the DVD Region Code blocking on Mac Computers aren't we
... not commercial DVD Players?
You should know basis about your MacIntosh and region locking. The limitation
is double : firstly is hardware.
This is the first to run when you’re inserting a DVD in your
Some omissions from the list:
How about my $2,000 Powerbook 100 laptop and its lead acid battery. Then all
the Apple laser printers that died mysteriously because of a problem in the
power supply. And of course the Mighty Mouse.
I actually liked my old Performa because I could watch TV on
Hello all
Many thanks for all the suggestions and hints.
I have done lots of research and learnt heaps about usb mics!!!
I borrowed an iMic from a friend and tried out my very basic Logitec
mic but was not happy with the sound quality.
I have now settled on a Blue Yeti which was released
Hi Marlene,
That is excellent to hear.
All the best with your storybook movies to DVDs. I'm sure they will be
wonderful.
Regards,
Ronni
On 25/02/2010, at 5:14 PM, Marlene Oostryck wrote:
Hello all
Many thanks for all the suggestions and hints.
I have done lots of research and learnt
Thanks Marlene, really useful info.
I have a Sony ECM C115, but it doesn't work well in practice.
Glenn Nicholas
OM4 ::
On 25 February 2010 17:14, Marlene Oostryck oostr...@optusnet.com.au wrote:
Hello all
Many thanks for all the suggestions and hints.
I have done lots of research and
Hi All
I've just had to go and buy a new printer as my 2 Epsons have recently
decided to die. (I reckon they're defaulted to die at 3years of age!)
I am on my iMac with OS 10.5.8. I have just gone through all the hoops to
install my new Epson Stylus Photo TX810FW. I used the enclosed CD and all
Can anyone suggest how I can get hold of an older version of
Framemaker?I realise that Adobe no longer issue aMac version, but
used to.
I am assuming and older version would work with OS 10.5.8, but I have
no idea when FM was abandoned.
Bill
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
Hi Denise,
I'm not familiar with these printers setting them up wirelessly - but a
couple of thoughts:
1) If you are under the gun to print out the boarding passes, why not just
temporarily connect the printer by USB to print off the passes. Then you can
fault-find your network printing
Hi Denise,
This is how I re-installed my Epson TX700W Wireless Printer after doing it all
manually the first time, setting an IP Address etc.
Your Printer is similar so replace my TX700W with your TX810W
Install Epson TX700W set it up to join your Wireless Network.
You need the CD that
Hi Denise
If you are in a hurry and have the cable then do as Neil has suggested.
With my TX600FW I had a similar problem and had to go to Applications
Utilities Epson Scan Settings. There you should see a Scanner 1
and an address such as 10.1.1.3. Check back in your Sharing Preferences
Peter,
Your link didn't work so I did a search and found it
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/167240,top-10-worst-apple-products-of-all-time.aspx
It came up with the following gems as well:
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/159526,top-10-worst-microsoft-products-of-all-time.aspx
On 25/02/2010, at 1:46 PM, Peter Bull wrote:
I subscribe to the PC Authority online magazine and they have come up with
Apple's ten worst products. I think they are being a bit harsh.
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/167240,
top-10-worst-apple-products-of-all-time.aspx
There is
I suspect that Snow Leopard will rate a place on a future list and be known
as Apple Vista. I'm in the middle of searching WAMUG archives for help to
restore my USB hard drive (Time Machine and iTunes). It disappeared after
I installed the last batch of updates (iTunes, digital cameras,
I missed an episode on SBS and thought I'd be able to download it.
But all I get is a blank screen SBS video Does anyone else get this
problem? Is it possibly because Im using a Mac rather than a PC?
Dick Anderson
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Archives -
On 26/02/2010, at 8:57 AM, Richard Anderson wrote:
I missed an episode on SBS and thought I'd be able to download it. But all I
get is a blank screen SBS video Does anyone else get this problem? Is it
possibly because Im using a Mac rather than a PC?
Hi Richard,
The SBS Video player
Hi
I've been using Apple since the early 80's starting off with the above article
mentioned Apple 111 computer (no guru though), but I've never had a sense of
apprehension like I do now with SL! Nothing large or specific, I just don't
trust it for some reason, unknown even to myself. Odd
SBS Watch Full Episodes plays back fine for me, Dick. G5 1.8SP 10.5.8
Severin
On 26/02/2010, at 8:57 AM, Richard Anderson wrote:
I missed an episode on SBS and thought I'd be able to download it.
But all I get is a blank screen SBS video Does anyone else get
this problem? Is it possibly
On 26/02/2010, at 8:54 AM, Alan Smith wrote:
I'm in the middle of searching WAMUG archives for help to
restore my USB hard drive (Time Machine and iTunes). It disappeared after
I installed the last batch of updates (iTunes, digital cameras, keyboard and
Apple mobile devices) with a
I'm somewhat loathed to give any sort of journalistic credibility or respect
to writers (or web site) who could, while dismissing Thomas Dolby and his
musical abilities as a one hit wonder, turnaround and give high praise to
his work production work with Def Leopard These are admissions
Absolutely Mark,
This guy's comment In the past I've been guilty of saying bad things about
Apple and their users...
I didn't bother reading anything more, as there would be no way that this guy
could write a professional, objective article.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 26/02/2010, at 10:03 AM, Mark
I can't load any SBS video! Have tried reloading Flash. Should I up-
grade my Safari?
Dick
MacOSX 10.4.11Safari 3.0.4
On 26/02/2010, at 9:22 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 26/02/2010, at 8:57 AM, Richard Anderson wrote:
I missed an episode on SBS and thought I'd be able to download it.
Hi Craig,
They are available only as a service part now at around $115!!!
Cheers,
Stuart
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Hi Richard,
Did you download install the most recent version of flashplayer from here?
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Have you run Software Update to see if there are any updates that need
installing?
If Safari 4.0.4 doesn't show in Software Update, go here download
Safari 4.0.4 for
I so should have thought of that, cheers
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Hi Ronni
Thanks for your interest in my mysterious OS X SL problem. Perhaps you can
point me in the right direction, else I will open a new thread. (Its taking
a long time to peruse the WAMUG archives!)
External USB HDD (2 partitions) is not showing on Desktop, in Finder, Disk
Utility or
On 25/02/2010 3:10 PM, Craig Bruce wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has or knows where I can get myself an apple usb
modem? Funny I'd be asking this but they are a bit hard to come by these days
and I don't trust Originals from hong kong
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There was a
Hi Alan,
I've changed the Subject as this is clearly not anything to do with the top
ten worst Apple products thread.
First question: Does the USB Drive have its own sleep or spin down mode?
What I would suggest you try is this:
1. Temporarily un-checking the Put the hard disk(s) to sleep .
(Re-sent with new subject as per Ronni's post)
Hi Alan,
Just an off-the-wall thought - you aren't running Windows under parallels or
fusion are you?
If you are - is the USB drive being captured by Windows and so unavailable
to OSX (though, if so, I wouldn't have thought Time Machine could see
Hi Alan,
Just an off-the-wall thought - you aren't running Windows under parallels or
fusion are you?
If you are - is the USB drive being captured by Windows and so unavailable
to OSX (though, if so, I wouldn't have thought Time Machine could see it
either - unless it can override the Windows
I am considering purchasing a camcorder and thought that a Panasonic SDR-H85
appeared a good choice.
However I would appreciate any advice on how compatible it, or any other, would
be with OS10.
My setup is Imac 2.93 and OS10.6.2
Thanks
Darrel
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Greetings! When you get ready to download your video just plug your
camcorder into your mac. It will be ready to go.
Cheers, Joe
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 12:39 PM, Darrel McGuiness dmcguin...@tawarri.id.au
wrote:
I am considering purchasing a camcorder and thought that a Panasonic
SDR-H85
In Snow Leopard, the camcorder may not show up on the desktop, and iMovie
may not automatically open (unlike iPhoto), and so you may find you have to
go into iMovie and import the movie from the camcorder.
In other words, don't despair if there is no obvious indication that the
computer has
Hi Neil
No Windows (or MS apps). I'm trying to keep to an Apple-only system, but
the number of other apps is growing. The apps I do have are well known in
the Macintosh community.
Regards, Alan
Hi Alan,
Just an off-the-wall thought - you aren't running Windows under parallels or
fusion are
I wish to understand the functionality of the Apple TV unit and if it is
able to host the playing of pre-recorded free to air TV (from say an
Elgato TV tuner unit into an iMac) to my LCD/Home Stereo unit. Does a
pre-recorded TV show need conversion for iTunes/Apple TV to be able to
handle the
Hi Darrell, its really a matter of compatibility with software, and iMovie can
handle all formats, including high definition AVCHD. imovie opens an import
window when it detects that you have plugged your video camera into a USB port
and its turned on.
There are lots of other things to know,
Hi Darrel, I checked the model online, being a standard definition camcorder
means the resulting video is very easy to use on your mac. cheers, Susan.
On 26/02/2010, at 1:17 PM, Michael Hawkins wrote:
In Snow Leopard, the camcorder may not show up on the desktop, and iMovie
may not
Many thanks, Susan
Darrel
On 26/02/2010, at 1:33 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi Darrel, I checked the model online, being a standard definition camcorder
means the resulting video is very easy to use on your mac. cheers, Susan.
On 26/02/2010, at 1:17 PM, Michael Hawkins wrote:
In Snow
Ok, I spotted this thread earlier and wondered if my Sony HDR-SR10E will
be auto-recognised by the Macbook (Snow Leopard) when I plug it into the
USB port - for the very first time tonight. I haven't even run imovie
yet on the Macbook. I suppose I have imovie - is it part of the standard
OSX
Joe Mastrella wrote:
Greetings! When you get ready to download your video just plug your
camcorder into your mac. It will be ready to go.
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Hi Joe , I'm still very happy with my
Flip easy simple like me! Thank you again now avalable @
Hi Ronni
Recent events: Disk icons were restored to desktop without intervention. I
did the 'clean' disk eject process I previously advised, clicking on the
triangle icon in Finder. I unplugged the USB cord from the iMac. Then
powered off everything. I powered up the iMac then the USB HDD.
Hi Peter
As I understand it you would have two options.
1. Convert your video files to a format that iTunes recognises. I use
applications such as iSquint and Visual Hub to convert video files to iTunes
compatible formats. Once in iTunes it is simply a matter of syncing with the
AppleTV.
2.
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