Hi WAMUGers
My music and photos are missing from my phone after a sync. (other stuff seems
ok)
My phone no longer appears as Rod's iPhone in itunes just as iphone
I have tried a Reset Settings. No good.
Do you think i need to erase and Restore?
thanks
Blitto
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...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
My music and photos are missing from my phone after a sync. (other
stuff seems ok)
My phone no longer appears as Rod's iPhone in itunes just as
iphone
I have tried a Reset Settings. No good.
Do you think i need to erase and Restore?
thanks
Blitto
-- The WA Macintosh
Looking at he web page CDpedia is just for iPhone.
Is there a similar programme for the iMac?
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Hm Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Wk Ph: (08) 9291 4599
Mbl: 0417 053 266
On 11/03/2009, at 5:51 PM, rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:
CDpedia
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Hi Stuart
I am not sure where you are looking but:
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
• Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
best regards
roger
On
Gary
I use BookPedia to keep track of my books. They also have a
programme for CDs, DVDs and Games. Website - http://www.bruji.com/
Wendy
On 12/03/2009, at 9:58 AM, gary dorn wrote:
I am looking for a simple app to catalog my music CDs. I do not
play any music on my iMac [24 in/3.06
Thanks for the responses.
Peter Sealy
Thurgoona AUSTRALIA
The Apple Religion: Geek Orthodox
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I am looking for a simple app to catalog my music CDs. I do not play
any music on my iMac [24 in/3.06/10.5.6/4gb] as my computer is located
in my study where I have a superb stereo music setup so I only play
CDs on that. But I do want to be able to make a catalog of all my CDs
[so far only
the
Amazon sites as well as other international music sites to retrieve information
for your database.
On Wed Mar 11 16:45 , Peter Sealy carp...@internode.on.net sent:
I am looking for a simple app to catalog my music CDs. I do not play
any music on my iMac [24 in/3.06/10.5.6/4gb] as my
I am looking for a simple app to catalog my music CDs. I do not play
any music on my iMac [24 in/3.06/10.5.6/4gb] as my computer is
located in my study where I have a superb stereo music setup so I
only play CDs on that. But I do want to be able to make a catalog of
all my CDs [so far only
For anyone who's trying to change music video volume for an iPod I've
discovered that it can be done in windows using a program called
AACgain. There doesn't seem to be a way to do it on OS X and re-
encoding would take far to much time on my 1.8Ghz G5 so I'll be
waiting till after
:
Is there a way to even out music video volume on an iPod classic.
I tried using Sound Check on iTunes but it didn't seem to effect my
music videos. I tried using the volume adjustment for individual
music videos but the effects didn't appear to be passed onto my iPod.
Hello Ruben,
I
Is there a way to even out music video volume on an iPod classic. I
tried using Sound Check on iTunes but it didn't seem to effect my
music videos. I tried using the volume adjustment for individual
music videos but the effects didn't appear to be passed onto my iPod.
Thanks
Ruben
On 25/11/2008, at 9:10 PM, Dark1 wrote:
Is there a way to even out music video volume on an iPod classic. I
tried using Sound Check on iTunes but it didn't seem to effect my
music videos. I tried using the volume adjustment for individual
music videos but the effects didn't appear
the term loss-less. There is 'surposedly no
difference. AIFF is no better quality, it's just a bigger file.
snip
I always import my Music CD's at the highest Quality AIFF - Custom
Setting - Sample Rate 48,000 kHz Stereo (48.000kHz is better for using
tracks in iMovie)
Then I convert
as the AIFF (Audio Interchange File
Format) file. Hence the term loss-less. There is 'supposedly no
difference. AIFF is no better quality, it's just a bigger file.
snip
I always import my Music CD's at the highest Quality AIFF - Custom
Setting - Sample Rate 48,000 kHz Stereo (48.000kHz is better
, or something
else?
Given your previous comparisons of formats/bit rates, I assume you go 192
for the MP3s?
Also, when you say:
(Of course my iTunes Music Library is included in my weekly backups to
another External FW Drive.)
are you talking about the AIFF files on your external FW drive
to play in my Car.
Put one disc in my Car's CD player I have about 9 hours of music for
a long trip ;-)
Given your previous comparisons of formats/bit rates, I assume you
go 192
for the MP3s?
Yes, definitely 192 Kbps
Also, when you say:
(Of course my iTunes Music Library is included in my
What are peoples thoughts on the best format to import music into iTunes?
Having originally got one of the first 5GB iPods (special 50th birthday
pressi!) I was used to using mp3.
When I first became aware of other options, I stuck to mp3 as I thought it
was best to be consistent and (I think
Hi Neil,
On 01/11/2008, at 8:32 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
What are peoples thoughts on the best format to import music into
iTunes?
If you mean Highest Quality, AIFF or Apple Lossless (ALAC)
An AIFF/WAV file is a high-quality, uncompressed music file typically
used by audio professionals
Thank you Ronni -
Re: Problem 2
I will try this so I can have several favourite tracks with my longer
Slide-shows. It makes sense! Peta
Re: Problem 1 - Does anyone know why the music stops and starts (I
have completely deleted all music and replaced with a fresh track at
least 20
a reasonable amount.
However, I have two problems.
Problem 1
I can successfully add music from my itune library to my slideshow.
However, when I play my slideshow this music sometimes stops for no
reason, then restarts - several times during the slideshow.
Sometimes jiggling the mouse seems
as with
Powerpoint, and have taught myself a reasonable amount.
However, I have two problems.
Problem 1
I can successfully add music from my itune library to my
slideshow. However, when I play my slideshow this music sometimes
stops for no reason, then restarts - several times during
Hi All,
A music video featuring a mac that I thought you might all enjoy.
http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=5ftttz06pr
Cheers
Paul
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straight forward. I seem to remember that there was a
discussion about burning a few months ago on Wamug.
Sam
On 27/11/2006, at 11:58 PM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi Everyone
I would like to know if anyone can suggest a program I can use for
making up
a photo slide show, together with a music track
On 27/11/2006, at 11:58 PM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi Everyone
I would like to know if anyone can suggest a program I can use for
making up
a photo slide show, together with a music track (I have music in
iPhoto
library). I need to be able to send it to someone, on a CD, who
Hi Everyone
I would like to know if anyone can suggest a program I can use for making up
a photo slide show, together with a music track (I have music in iPhoto
library). I need to be able to send it to someone, on a CD, who will be
viewing it on a PC.
I'd like to have the photos fading in out
Hi peoples,
Found this on Wired ..
Rescue Your Stranded Tunes .. about getting music off an iPod ..
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,72132-0.html?tw=rss.technology
Cheers
Brian
Protected file cannot be converted to another format
Hi
Trying to import a music track I bought on iTunes store into a FinalCut
project.
I keep getting the above message.
I tried Audacity, iTunes and Quicktime.
Quicktime (which seems to be registered as QT Pro) won't export it because
Export
This works.
Thanks Phil and everyone else.
Rod
The only way I know of is to burn the music to a music cd (not data) and the
re-import it. This removes the protection.
Long winded but it does work
Phil
on 15/9/06 6:39 AM, Rod Blitvich at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Protected file cannot
Interesting to note it says iTunes Store not iTunes Music Store too.
:-)
I would think the chances of us here in the Second World getting the
movies and TV shows at last would be pretty remote though. :-(
It continues to amaze me how high a profile in the Public Consciousness
Apple has now
For those interested,...
The iTunes Music store is down. When you open iTunes you now get the message
saying
It's Showtime. The iTunes Store is being updated
Keyword there I'm sure is showtime
Movies and Films to be purchased,..that we won't be able to get in Oz!
/end sarcaism :o)
Yay!!
More
or other.
Michael
Hi everyone...
Not specifically Mac related but does anyone know what the title
of the music in this ad is?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4313772690011721857
- Matt
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Is it all the same music?
Reg
On 3 Jun 2006, at 10:54pm, Michael Kane Taylor wrote:
Matt, It is Thus Spake Zarathustra by Richard Strauss, derived
from the book by Friedrich Nietszche.
It was also, I believe, the theme of some movie or other.
Michael
Hi everyone...
Not specifically Mac
music after the Strauss.
Thanks
- Matt
On 03/06/2006, at 8:35 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Hi everyone...
Not specifically Mac related but does anyone know what the title of
the music in this ad is?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4313772690011721857
Found it. (Thanks Kevin)
It's called Breakfast Machine from Pee-Wee's
Hi everyone...
Not specifically Mac related but does anyone know what the title of
the music in this ad is?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4313772690011721857
- Matt
Matt, It is Thus Spake Zarathustra by Richard Strauss, derived from
the book by Friedrich Nietszche.
It was also, I believe, the theme of some movie or other.
Michael
Hi everyone...
Not specifically Mac related but does anyone know what the title of
the music in this ad is?
http
I have ADSL at (supposedly) 512 and iTunes 6.0.4 (3) and am operating OS
10.4.6.
When I go to the Apple iTunes Music Store and try to sample some music it
connects instantly and then stops to Rebuffer. I only get about 4 seconds
of music and then it stops and Rebuffers again. And again
10.4.6.
When I go to the Apple iTunes Music Store and try to sample some music
it
connects instantly and then stops to Rebuffer. I only get about 4
seconds
of music and then it stops and Rebuffers again. And again and again.
Hopeless for listening to anything.
Is this a common problem and can
:34 PM, Lloyd White wrote:
I have ADSL at (supposedly) 512 and iTunes 6.0.4 (3) and am operating
OS
10.4.6.
When I go to the Apple iTunes Music Store and try to sample some
music it
connects instantly and then stops to Rebuffer. I only get about 4
seconds
of music and then it stops
Hi,
Just new to the Mac world, looking for a good music editor for OS X
that will let me record ABC streamed broadcasts and then edit the
music tracks. Currently Cakewalk Pyro on a PC does this very well.
Thanks if you can assist.
David.
Apple Computer, Inc. has launched their iTunes Music Store Billion
Songs Coundown.
Music lovers like you in 21 countries around the globe have purchased
nearly one billion songs from the iTunes Music Store. And as we count
down to this massive milestone in digital music history, we’d like
Has anyone had any experience in dealing with AllCool music downloads?
http://allcoolmusic.com/
Lloyd
Morning,
On 21/11/2005, at 11:42 PM, Peter Bull wrote:
Hi,
I am showing a few TAFE people how to add sound and music to
Powerpoint and I would like to know what software is needed to
convert music files from a CD to MP3, .wav, .midi etc formats which
can be inserted into Powerpoint
Hi,
I am showing a few TAFE people how to add sound and music to Powerpoint
and I would like to know what software is needed to convert music files
from a CD to MP3, .wav, .midi etc formats which can be inserted into
Powerpoint presentations.
Not being a music expert it's a scary new world
On 22/11/2005, at 2:42 AM, Peter Bull wrote:
Hi,
I am showing a few TAFE people how to add sound and music to
Powerpoint and I would like to know what software is needed to
convert music files from a CD to MP3, .wav, .midi etc formats which
can be inserted into Powerpoint presentations
Hello.
because, I didn't receive any answer last week, I repost my request.
I am not an Australian user, but a French one.
I have visit the new Australian iTunes music store and like in some
other country, it's possible to have a free song every weeks. because
I don't live in Australia
Hello.
I am not an Australian user, but a French one.
I have visit the new Australian iTunes music store and like in some
other country, it's possible to have a free song every weeks. because
I don't live in Australia, it's impossible for me to subscribe to
this store and get this song
Dumb teacher responding here Rod but...
On 26 Oct 2005, at 5:27pm, Rod wrote:
A business decision. There are a lot more Coles Myer outlets than
AppleCentres :-) Coles want the traffic, Apple want the exposure.
Remember, that also includes petrol stations, supermarkets, etc.
Right
On Thursday, October 27, 2005, at 06:24PM, Reg Whitely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dumb teacher responding here Rod but...
On 26 Oct 2005, at 5:27pm, Rod wrote:
A business decision. There are a lot more Coles Myer outlets than
AppleCentres :-) Coles want the traffic, Apple want the
Hi,
Can we buy Music Card for iTunes Music Store???
MYER, TARGET, Big W???
Mark
__
Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005
http://mail.yahoo.com
On 26/10/2005, at 2:50 PM, Mark wrote:
Hi,
Can we buy Music Card for iTunes Music Store???
MYER, TARGET, Big W???
Mark
Resellers locked out of voucher sales
Australian Authorised Apple resellers will have to wait until after
March 2006 before they can sell song vouchers
Huh?
So a person goes into Digilife in the CBD can't buy an iTunes music
card? The Store that says 'buy Apple here'. It seems like marketing
mistake if it's true.
T.
On 26/10/2005, at 4:34 PM, Rob Davies wrote:
On 26/10/2005, at 2:50 PM, Mark wrote:
Hi,
Can we buy Music Card
'Cause that's 9:45 Sydney Time.
- Matt
On 25/10/2005, at 7:27 AM, Stuart Evans wrote:
So it finally arrived today and we catch up (somewhat) to the rest
of the world. Why 6.45am? That's Apple.
Stuart
Stuart Evans
T4 Technology
0428 184 818
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Daylight saving isn't on yet. They were an hour early for some reason.
Seeya
Rod!
On 25/10/2005, at 7:44 AM, Matthew Healey wrote:
'Cause that's 9:45 Sydney Time.
- Matt
On 25/10/2005, at 7:27 AM, Stuart Evans wrote:
So it finally arrived today and we catch up (somewhat) to the rest of
Hello WAMUGers,
I have been asked by a person who plays Electric Guitar with a Rock
Group what 'extras' he needs to digitally record their own music
using GarageBand 2.
Does his require a M-Audio FastTrack Recording Interface like this one?
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects
Hello WAMUGers,
I have been asked by a person who plays Electric Guitar with a Rock
Group what 'extras' he needs to digitally record their own music
using GarageBand 2.
OK first up - if all he wants to do is record practice sessions or
for song writing and make good but basic demo's
is looking for. And I (luckily)
picked mine up from a seller on appletalk.com.au for a paltry
$60 :-) Music Park retail them for $132 inc GST, but I'm sure you
could shop around for less.
http://www.musicpark.com.au/PAMixers.html#BEHRINGER
Seeya
Rod!
=ENG
Sounds like exactly what Rhonda is looking for. And I (luckily)
picked mine up from a seller on appletalk.com.au for a paltry
$60 :-) Music Park retail them for $132 inc GST, but I'm sure you
could shop around for less.
http://www.musicpark.com.au/PAMixers.html#BEHRINGER
Many thanks
Rhonda is looking for. And I (luckily)
picked mine up from a seller on appletalk.com.au for a paltry $60
:-) Music Park retail them for $132 inc GST, but I'm sure you could
shop around for less.
http://www.musicpark.com.au/PAMixers.html#BEHRINGER
I dont want to seem a wet blanket
I can heartedly recommend the Behringer Eurorack UB802:
http://www.behringer.com/UB802/index.cfm?lang=ENG
Sounds like exactly what Rhonda is looking for. And I (luckily)
picked mine up from a seller on appletalk.com.au for a paltry
$60 :-) Music Park retail them for $132 inc GST
Rod wrote:
I can heartedly recommend the Behringer Eurorack UB802:
http://www.behringer.com/UB802/index.cfm?lang=ENG
Sounds like exactly what Rhonda is looking for. And I (luckily)
picked mine up from a seller on appletalk.com.au for a paltry $60
:-) Music Park retail them for $132
I dont want to seem a wet blanket but a friend of mine who sells
mixing gear at a large music store tells me that 7 out of 10 mixers
returned for warranty are behringers.
There are similar mixers at similar prices so dont fret ;)
but you'll find that close to 6 out of 10 mixers sold
On 18/08/2005, at 1:53 PM, Mark Secker wrote:
this is my minimum recommendation -
Hi Mark, Rod Paul ,
I found this article when searching you might find it interesting.
http://www.creative-room.net/preampchart/preampcompchart.htm
Cheers,
Ronni
I can only tell you what he recommended for my requirements.
I bought a Numark mixer despite the fact I thought they were a bit
cheaply made, he assured me Numark had significantly lifted their
game.
I mix dance music so I needed a tough mixer.
My DXM06 is by faar my favorite
Mine is going to be 'Journey of the Sorcerer', by Joby Talbot (aka
the Theme to The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy). Brings back many
cool childhood memories. :)
Cheers,
Tobes.
Mine is going to be 'Journey of the Sorcerer', by Joby Talbot (aka
the Theme to The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy). Brings back many
cool childhood memories. :)
Cheers,
Tobes.
After his incorrect pre-announcement of the iTMS I was thinking of
Frenzal Rhomb's Russell Crowe's Band
Have
Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access the store at the moment?
- Matt
No, don't seem to be able to.
Regards Chris Griffiths
On 29/04/2005, at 12:16 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access the store at the moment?
- Matt
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Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access the store at the moment?
- Matt
No, it's doesn't seem to be up anywhere in Oz according to friends
and whirlpool. It looks like this might be it!
Have fun,
Shay (fingers crossed)
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Nope. Just get the twirling candy cane and Accessing Music Store.
Seeya
Rod!
On 29/04/2005, at 12:16 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access the store at the moment?
- Matt
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hmmm false alarm by the looks
Nope. Just get the twirling candy cane and Accessing Music Store.
Seeya
Rod!
On 29/04/2005, at 12:16 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access the store at the moment?
- Matt
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
hmmm false alarm by the looks
Yet another random theory: if they're launching it at the same time
as Tiger, that would be 6pm this evening (AEST). So we should see it
here in a few hours.
Have fun,
Shay
--
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Perth,
Just in time for tiger?
On 29/4/05 12:22 PM, Chris Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, don't seem to be able to.
Regards Chris Griffiths
On 29/04/2005, at 12:16 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access the store at the moment?
-
but the record companies would never let that happen.
Ruben A. Franke
hmmm false alarm by the looks
Nope. Just get the twirling candy cane and Accessing Music Store.
Seeya
Rod!
On 29/04/2005, at 12:16 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Looks like they might be updating it.
Can anyone else access
Who would have thought. We've been waiting for the iTMS for how many years?
Not that it bothers me really. I will never be prepared to buy
material that has restrictions on what I'm able to do with it.
guess what... when you buy music like a CD or tape you
automatically have legal
Who would have thought. We've been waiting for the iTMS for how many
years?
Not that it bothers me really. I will never be prepared to buy
material that has restrictions on what I'm able to do with it.
guess what... when you buy music like a CD or tape you automatically
have legal
On 29 Jan 2005, at 8:20 PM, Greg Sharp wrote:
Legally as far as Australia is concerned just about every person who
owns an
iPod is a criminal if you copy music to it. Any law that is so unjust
as to
make you or your kids a criminal just for copying music to an iPod
should be
fought
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Sun, Jan 30, 2005 at 07:07:38AM +0800, John Taylor wrote:
Changing the law can't be that difficult. What about a political
campaign to press for a change in the copyright laws?
Copyright laws have been recently revised as part of federal legislation
to enable
The new government chose to enlarge intellectual property restrictions
beyond even the FTA's requirements. Although some people hoped the FTA
would introduce fair use or personal use provisions, I don't think
any legislation of that type has been passed. If you have a time
machine, you might like
Hi,
If people are interested in a campaign, these links might be a helpful start
to see what is/has been happening in the Senate.
http://www.democrats.org.au/campaigns/free_trade/
http://www.democrats.org.au/campaigns/support_open_source/
Tim
Democrat member
on 30/1/05 12:23 PM, James
On 30/1/05 10:07 AM, John Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the apparent illegality of copying music to an iPod really a new
problem? We've been doing it for years copying vinyl and CDs to tapes
to protect the original or play them in the car. What about the rampant
use of the VCR?
When I
I downloaded a track from Destra music
http://MusicandGames.destramusic.com (still waiting for Apple to get
their act together!)
It was in wma format..wouldn't play on Windows Media player on my Imac
(Panther) (says it only plays on Windows WMA player!)
Message reads
The content you
On 29/1/05 3:39 PM, Roger and Rosemary Horton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I downloaded a track from Destra music
http://MusicandGames.destramusic.com (still waiting for Apple to get
their act together!)
It was in wma format..wouldn't play on Windows Media player on my Imac
(Panther) (says
Rosemary,
DRM stands for Digital Rights Management.
iTunes Music Store uses a version of DRM called Fairplay, which
allows purchasers to do certain things with the tracks they own, but
not others.
For example Fairplay allows a song downloaded from iTMS to be used on
up to 5 macs/pc's, burnt
On 29/01/2005, at 1:52 PM, Claire Forsdyke wrote:
Rosemary,
DRM stands for Digital Rights Management.
It also stands for
Digital Restriction Management
Digital Revenue Maker
Doesn't Really Matter (In the case of DVD's)
... depending on who you ask. In any case, it's a pain in the butt for
you're on). Designed to stop
you playing music you paid for (or designed to stop people ripping
off your music, also depending on which side of the debate you're
on). More likely to inconvenience and frustrate people than anything
else.
Anybody had better success with playing files from
illegally but if I pay for music I want to be able to use it the
way I want not the way Sony or some other greedy multinational company tells
me.
Legally as far as Australia is concerned just about every person who owns an
iPod is a criminal if you copy music to it. Any law that is so unjust
On 10/1/05 11:44 PM, Daniel Kerr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like we might see some good news tomorrow! Fingers crossed! Credit
cards to the ready!! :o)
---quote---
From MacNN http://www.macnn.com/news/27552
Apple to introduce iTunes Music Store for Australia?
Monday, January 10
Looks like we might see some good news tomorrow! Fingers crossed! Credit
cards to the ready!! :o)
---quote---
From MacNN http://www.macnn.com/news/27552
Apple to introduce iTunes Music Store for Australia?
Monday, January 10, 2005 @ 9:05am
Apple on Tuesday is expected to introduce
On the subject of downloading, what didn't happen this
year was the sort of blue sky results that were projected by the three major
download retailers-BigPond, ninemsn and Destra. The WMA way of downloading,
PC only, with no real marketing, a poor selection of music
Yes, blue skies and some
Well this has to be music to Apple's ears - those of you who were worrying
about Bigpong's (sorry Big Pond's) music efforts not being compatible with
the Mac need not worry - looks like Bigpond Music is not compatible with the
needs of most of Australia's population either. We just have to hope
On 22/12/04 9:03 AM, Martin Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well this has to be music to Apple's ears - those of you who were worrying
about Bigpong's (sorry Big Pond's) music efforts not being compatible with
the Mac need not worry - looks like Bigpond Music is not compatible with the
needs
In their infinite wisdom, Apple have seen fit to deny access to the
iTunes Music Store those of us not fortunate enough to live in the
correct counties.
However, there is a way to get into the store through a back door. In
iTunes 4.6 and 4.7, there is a small round arrow icon in the same
You will be glad to know that Myer MegaMart now have it on good
authority that BigPond Music now works with the Mac.
The back page of their catalogue has a nice photo of an iMac G5 running
an iTunes visualization in iChat. Pointing towards this is a big sign
saying Best For Downloaders. Check
On 25/11/04 11:09 AM, Matthew Healey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You will be glad to know that Myer MegaMart now have it on good
authority that BigPond Music now works with the Mac.
The back page of their catalogue has a nice photo of an iMac G5 running
an iTunes visualization in iChat
On 25/11/04 12:08 PM, Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 25/11/04 11:09 AM, Matthew Healey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You will be glad to know that Myer MegaMart now have it on good
authority that BigPond Music now works with the Mac.
The back page of their catalogue has a nice photo
snip
Nextbyte have actually bitten back too. Check out their latest in the Dec
Macworld. In the ad it says No dishwashers. No Kitchen Dept. No baby
clothes. Just Macs! And they found a use for the white space under the
screen on a G5 ;-)
When you think about it, putting Macs in
Apple wants to control the entire Apple experience from start to
finish. Nothing new here.
Publicly, Apple love resellers.
Privately, Apple want's them all dead and gone and replaces with Apple
Stores. Mainly for three reasons.
Control over the customer experience. (The Apple Stores in
On 21/11/2004, at 2:28 PM, Adam Lippiatt wrote:
Hi all
I know it is not available for us yet, but I have been able to browse
in the past. Today I am trying to browse and I cannot get access -
just get the country warning over and over.
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
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