I've forgotten a Skype password which is stored in Keychain Access as an
'application password'. When I go into Keychain Access, and select 'Show
password', nothing happens, the password is not shown. Is there a way I can
access the password?
Cheers, Steven
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Ma
Yes, it comes up as 4:3 though you can then go to 16:9. Apple DVD
Player has no such facility to change aspect ratio.
Severin Crisp
On 28/12/2010, at 8:27 AM, Merv Bond wrote:
Are you able to view the file in Toast 10's Video Player? If so,
what aspect is given?
Merv
On Mon27Dec Mon27
My pleasure. And hear, hear to "things just keep getting better with Apple". :-)
C
On 2010-12-28, at 12:13, Chris Burton wrote:
>
> Hey Carlo
>
> Thanks very much for that info on Parallels and the Mac App Storethings
> just keep getting better with Apple! Yay.
>
> Best regards
>
> C
Hey Carlo
Thanks very much for that info on Parallels and the Mac App
Storethings just keep getting better with Apple! Yay.
Best regards
Chris
On 28/12/2010, at 11:46 AM, cm wrote:
Hi Chris,
I have been using Parallels for some time now over many incarnations
of OS X, so while
Hi Chris,
I have been using Parallels for some time now over many incarnations of OS X,
so while I cannot guarantee the latest version will run with 10.5.8, I am
fairly confident it will... I just checked the Parallels website and indeed
Leopard 10.5.8 is supported - though no version of Tiger
Hi Carlo
I have been in need of an alternative to using Bootcamp for PC work,
and your suggestion of Parallels sounds like the one. I have a MBPro
with 10.5.8 running, will parallels work on this?
Also Carlo, what is the Mac App store you mention and does it differ
from the Apple store o
Thanks I will get one copy.
Mac
On 28/12/2010, at 10:46 AM, cm wrote:
>
> Hi Mac,
>
> I have used Virtual Box, VMWare, and Parallels and in my opinion, the best
> one is far and away Parallels. Not only for its superior speed, but also for
> its simplicity and perfect integration with the M
PS: If you wait until January 6 to purchase, you will more than likely be able
to buy it from the new Mac App Store. Then you will not have to worry about
preserving the original media and it will prompt you when free and paid
upgrades are available.
C
On 2010-12-28, at 10:46, cm wrote:
> H
Hi Mac,
I have used Virtual Box, VMWare, and Parallels and in my opinion, the best one
is far and away Parallels. Not only for its superior speed, but also for its
simplicity and perfect integration with the Mac environment. Of the three it is
the only virtual environment that is exclusively M
On 26/12/2010, at 6:14 PM, cm wrote:
>
> Hi Mac,
>
> Just re-reading the wording of your question I don't lay claim to being a
> guru. :-) I can tell you some things I have learnt, however.
I have Virtual Box, is this enough or do I need Parallels to make life easy?
-- The WA Macintosh U
Ronnie,
Thanks for your reply and instructions. I don't own QT Pro, but I do
have Toast 10.
I would very much appreciate your tutorial. On the DVD are some
scenes of our kids when they were young in Papua New Guinea.
Thanks heaps,
regards
Kevin
Hi Kevin,
If you have Quicktime Pr
Hi Kevin,
If you have Quicktime Pro you can use it to convert unprotected DVD clips into
a format iMovie can use.
I have used Toast Titanium 10 numerous times to Extract Video clips from
unprotected DVDs and then edit in iMovie.
If you have Toast Titanium 10 you can "Extract Video Clips from D
try
MacTheRipper v266
it makes a folder from the dvd, then with mpeg streamclip you can the
convert to dv - mp4- & other formats for your editing
you can try with mpeg stream clip directly to "open a dvd" then choose
the range you want to convert/export
i cracked a number of dvds in that way
Can you play the disk on your computer? If so you could capture the
clips that you want with Screenium.
Merv
On Tue28Dec Tue28Dec5:50 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
Quite a few years ago I had a Perth firm put some super8 movies on DVD.
When I get info about the disk which is labeled DVD_VIDEO_RECOR
Are you able to view the file in Toast 10's Video Player? If so, what
aspect is given?
Merv
On Mon27Dec Mon27Dec10:54 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
Thanks for your comments, James. I realise the root of my question is
why DVD Player always sees my 576i disks as 4:3 when they are 16:9 in
origin.
Gl
Quite a few years ago I had a Perth firm put some super8 movies on
DVD. When I get info about the disk which is labeled
DVD_VIDEO_RECORDER I am told it is in UDF format.
I want to grab scenes from the disk, then perhaps drop them into
iMovie to edit them. I have looked at several conver
Thanks for your comments, James. I realise the root of my question is
why DVD Player always sees my 576i disks as 4:3 when they are 16:9 in
origin.
Glad you survived Christmas!
Severin
On 27/12/2010, at 12:19 PM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
i'm 1 of the survivers
for import/export in mpeg
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