I have audio cassettes that I have recorded on CDs. The format of the
files is AIFF
I have imported the files into iTunes library and then made a Playlist
of the files. They amount to 250 MB and iTunes tell me that they will
not fit on one disk. Also, when I choose MP3 as the disk format it
Talking about Address Book, is there an address book that you dial the
telephone number either landline or mobile from with in the address
book?
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Mbl: 0417 053 266
On 03/12/2010, at 5:26 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Justin,
Hello WAMUGGERS,
Sorry I won't be able to attend this year, or last year (2009), but
wish you all an enjoyable Barbecue, a fantastic Christmas and New Year
and a safe and happy 2011.
My New Years resolution is to attend as many meetings / outings as
possible throughout 2011, it will be
Hi Merv,
To convert a song's file format:
1.Open iTunes Preferences.
Choose iTunes Preferences.
2. Click the General button, then click the Importing Settings button in the
second section of the window.
3. From the Import Using pop-up menu, choose the encoding format that you want
to
Hi Stuart,
This is a function of AddressBook 4 and Not AddressBook 5.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=AddressBook/4.0/en/ad1057.html
Cheers,
Ronni
On 04/12/2010, at 5:19 PM, Stuart Breden wrote:
Talking about Address Book, is there an address book that you dial the
Sorry Stuart, I hit send then realised I wanted to explain a bit more.
This used to be a function of one of the first OS X's... there was actually a
BT icon in AB when you paired a mobile device.
It disappeared on the next version of X.
Cheers,
Ronni
Hi Stuart,
This is a function of
hi all
i have been told that if you get an ipad with 3g, upon turning it on, it will
ask you whether you want CDMA or GSM network, depending on which telco you want
to get data plans from. and if you want to change telco on the other network,
you will have to ring apple to change and that
Hi Lynn,
Sorry not to have replied earlier but I have been out of Perth for a couple of
days and did not have my iPad USB connector with me. I wanted to confirm before
I replied that it still functioned. I like most of the group upgraded to iOS
4.2.1 when it became available and I am having no
Goodness me, who told you that! Its completely wrong. I don't think any iPads
operate on CDMA anyway, or perhaps they do in the USA, but definitely not here.
In Australia, ipads come unlocked (not committed to any one provider), and you
buy the sim from any of our main providers, all of which
Hi Lynn,
Just a follow-up to my last post. I have a 3g iPad but have not bothered to buy
a SIM for it. My understanding is (and I will welcome a correction if I am
wrong) that the iPad is basically unlocked. The iPad will function happily with
SIMs from any company and they can be swapped in
Hi Susan,
Your post must have gone out minutes before mine and you correctly stated
something that I forgot to mention. There is currently no CDMA capable iPhone
or iPad. CDMA is a cell-phone protocol that is available in parts of the US and
China. As far as I know, no Australian carriers use
Are you confusing CDMA with UMTS?
The following extracts from various Wikipedia pages may help you wade your way
through the jargon of telcos.
W-CDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access), UMTS-FDD, UTRA-FDD, or
IMT-2000 CDMA Direct Spread is an air interface standard found in 3G mobile
Lynn,
more info from Wikipedia that may help you fathom what's going on:
Some countries, including the United States and Japan, have allocated spectrum
differently from the ITU recommendations, so that the standard bands most
commonly used for UMTS (UMTS-2100) have not been available. In
Hi Ray,
Thanks for the info, but no I have not confused CDMA with UMTS. I cannot claim
to understand the alphabet soup that is cell-phone communication protocol. :-)
CDMA is the protocol used by Verizon in the US and by some Chinese carriers.
Here is one of many articles about rumours of a
A note for anyone using the amazing scanning app, Vuescan, with a Canon scanner.
If you download the current version of the mighty scanning program, Vuescan,
which is V9, and immediately try to scan with a Canon scanner, then you will be
told that the app can't find a scanner. The trick is to
Hi All
I have been considering the joys and fun of using an iPad for travel and have
read all the info coming in with great interest - and also done lots of
googling on the subject.
My travel is mainly on cruise ships so pass through many countries during one
cruise and internet access on
Hi all
Many thanks to Susan, Carlos and Ray for your advise.
looks like its only down to how much capacity i want and my finances... :)
my only concern is that is if i get the 16GB, and if i need more capacity, i
cant have the option to add more capacity... :(
those with an ipad, how much
Hi Marlene,
There is a lot of discussion and reviews on this subject. The Cruise Lines are
very expensive for Wi-Fi, you might find it cheaper to use 3G only turn it on
when you need to. The Cruise Lines, like Hotels that I have stayed in charge in
one hour connection 'chunks'. Sometimes you
HI Marlene
1 thing for sure is that the ipad will be way much lighter than a laptop when
travelling.
would the cruise ships have wifi? if so, could just use that.
but if they dont, you may have to get the 3g option. but with that, you would
have to look at the roaming charges from your
Thank you, Ronni.
The steps worked a treat and the burn to MP3 CD completed.
The audio was a series of lessons about getting by in Italian and a
friend who is off to Italy asked for a copy, preferably on a CD. The
MP3s fitted on one disk, and the voice quality is still quite good.
Thanks Bob
Hi Lynn,
Only you can make the decision on what storage capacity you require. My rule is
always buy the latest I can afford ;-)
One way to 'help' to decide which size is right for you is to calculate the
current size of your media library (audio files and video files converted to
MP4 format)
thanks ronni.
i am like you as well, like to know i have storage capacity is there if i need
it. and also with the case of an ipad, i cant add more if i need more. :)
regards
lynn
- Original Message -
From: Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Hi Lynn
Yes, if you're going to be travelling with it, I'd get the 64GB. Might as
well have enough storage just in case. Especially if you're going to be
working with Photos.
If you're out travelling or overseas nothing worse then running out of space
and no way to offload anything.
Not that I
Thanks daniel and all.
looks like from all the advises i have been getting, i will be having a big
black hole in my bank account, but with a brand new fun toy!!! LOL!
will post later when i get my new toy about how im going with it... *so cant
wait!*
regards
lynn
- Original Message
Hi Ronni
I have trashed Firefox and removed all related files using App Trap and also
deleted all previous downloads and the Application Support/Firefox folder. I
could not then find any trace of Mozilla or Firefox on the HDD.
I reloaded Firefox from the Apple site, installed it, opened it
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