leomac08
Mar 4, 11:28 PM
I like "Glee"...i heard there making a play about it.;):rolleyes:
giolicious
Jan 28, 02:35 AM
is there any way to view macrumors on iPhone? I mean optimized view just for iphone.
golgo1313
May 5, 12:48 PM
they provide the microfiber cloth in the box that you probably never opened that came with your AG mbp.
ZballZ
Mar 14, 06:14 PM
For one, this is not a DRM issue, and not illegal. The videos are corporate-stuff, shot by various people - I was asked to finalize this work, and compress it to a web-ready format...
I dumped the files, one by one, into handbrake. Set an average bit-rate manually and used the x.264 codec, and output to m4v files. All files played fine on my mac, so I send them off to the client...
...8 of 12 files would play fine on windows-PC. 4 files would not. They tested on several machines. The faulty videos were originally shot HD, while the other 8 were SD. But how could this have anything to do with it?? Coincidence? The output format is still the same, right?
...Now I am wondering if perhaps I have selected the ffmpegx MPEG4 codec instead of the x.264 codec ... could this be of some significance?
I dumped the files, one by one, into handbrake. Set an average bit-rate manually and used the x.264 codec, and output to m4v files. All files played fine on my mac, so I send them off to the client...
...8 of 12 files would play fine on windows-PC. 4 files would not. They tested on several machines. The faulty videos were originally shot HD, while the other 8 were SD. But how could this have anything to do with it?? Coincidence? The output format is still the same, right?
...Now I am wondering if perhaps I have selected the ffmpegx MPEG4 codec instead of the x.264 codec ... could this be of some significance?
GGJstudios
May 1, 11:33 AM
Drag to highlight the area of the spreadsheet you want in Word.
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davegregory
Mar 11, 03:17 PM
How about using domestic cats instead.
The iPhone himalayan
The iPhone tabby
Could be a funny joke.
I love this idea, although I don't think Apple has that sense of humour.
iPhone Maine Coon FTW!
The iPhone himalayan
The iPhone tabby
Could be a funny joke.
I love this idea, although I don't think Apple has that sense of humour.
iPhone Maine Coon FTW!
jdminpdx
Mar 12, 09:24 PM
iPad tripple X
It's X rated, to the MAX!
It's X rated, to the MAX!
HasanDaddy
Jun 24, 06:43 AM
Headed out to Fashion Island in Newport now
I'll do my best to update
I'll do my best to update
Benjy91
Apr 20, 12:50 PM
Im looking around for a 24" Computer monitor, for a Windows Laptop. I want to leave it in a stand like the MBP "clamshell" mode.
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FrancisDaigle
Apr 16, 05:17 AM
Hi everyone,
I have an April 2010 13' Macbook Pro with a LG Flatron W2453V as the external monitor (minidisplay port to HDMI style). The problem is, every time I wake the MBP from sleep mode, all of my windows have been resized and moved around. It's as if the MBP fails to recognize the external monitor quickly enough and defaults everything to the MBP's screen. Is there anyway to have the MBP recognize the external monitor first and keep the window positions the way they were?
Thanks :)
I have an April 2010 13' Macbook Pro with a LG Flatron W2453V as the external monitor (minidisplay port to HDMI style). The problem is, every time I wake the MBP from sleep mode, all of my windows have been resized and moved around. It's as if the MBP fails to recognize the external monitor quickly enough and defaults everything to the MBP's screen. Is there anyway to have the MBP recognize the external monitor first and keep the window positions the way they were?
Thanks :)
Cloudgazer
Sep 28, 03:13 AM
It is.
The 20" is s bare minimum for photo processing. 23 is better, 30 is ideal.
I would agree if he was a pro, but he's not.
Go for the 2 x 20" ACDs, even by themselves they offer more screen real estate than you're currently used to.
Just my 0.16c worth (using current exchanges rates)
The 20" is s bare minimum for photo processing. 23 is better, 30 is ideal.
I would agree if he was a pro, but he's not.
Go for the 2 x 20" ACDs, even by themselves they offer more screen real estate than you're currently used to.
Just my 0.16c worth (using current exchanges rates)
henhowc
Aug 9, 03:30 PM
How do they verify that you are a u-verse customer? If you just need login credentials, anyone want to share their U-verse logon credentials? :p
chrono1081
Oct 17, 01:46 AM
Wow, what a dumb, poorly thought out article.
Every electronics store has people touching stuff, so do toy stores (which are more likely to have snotty nosed kids, so do grocery stores, and movie theaters, and well, pretty much EVERYWHERE the public is.
Every electronics store has people touching stuff, so do toy stores (which are more likely to have snotty nosed kids, so do grocery stores, and movie theaters, and well, pretty much EVERYWHERE the public is.
thequicksilver
Mar 24, 07:24 PM
The article could just say "Drop the price" and it'd sell. Make it the same price as the DS Lite with a good sized memory card and I'll get one, or just do away with Memory Pro Stick Duo (or whatever) and use SD cards.
There's just some invisible line, consumers don't like paying more than a certain amount for an item. Handhelds the price seems to be �130+, consoles it's �300+
PSP & SoTN for �100 and I'd be a very happy bunny. I'd even buy Monster Hunter 2 and VCS if they were priced (in VCS case) alongside their PS2 counterparts.
The price thing is probably not credible in the short term, but would clearly be A Very Good Thing. Sony aren't going to let go of the MagicGate DRM for a start.
The biggest hurdle for the PSP I think is the early marketing which emphasised it as an all-round entertainment centre, something which is in theory brilliant until you note the pretty lousy battery life. If it could last 10 hours or more then it'd be an absolute smash hit, or if it could easily take a commonly sized disposable battery.
As it stands, I find that it's a device that a lot of people buy, really like, but for whatever reason don't use as much as they thought. Battery life is one reason of course - that it would crap out less than half way though a mid-Atlantic flight is preposterous, frankly - but another is that it really isn't that portable. It doesn't easily fit in a pocket without clearly making a lump, and it requires two hands at all times, making it difficult to use standing on a bus/train. Furthermore, the screen isn't usable in direct sunlight.
I'd say the PSP is a really good device for use around the house and those who frequently stay away from home with access to powerpoints, but it isn't good for commuters purely because of the screen issue, a key key problem for such a thing. Those, sadly, are the PSP's fatal flaws.
It has so much potential, it really is a powerhouse device that can do so so much - dare I say that it's one of the most impressive devices for its price out there? It's just a few major flaws which let it down so much.
For the record, I own one and find that whenever I use it I love it, but it isn't as often as it should be for a device of this price. Using it as a commuter in on the bus in the summer wasn't credible due to sunlight.
There's just some invisible line, consumers don't like paying more than a certain amount for an item. Handhelds the price seems to be �130+, consoles it's �300+
PSP & SoTN for �100 and I'd be a very happy bunny. I'd even buy Monster Hunter 2 and VCS if they were priced (in VCS case) alongside their PS2 counterparts.
The price thing is probably not credible in the short term, but would clearly be A Very Good Thing. Sony aren't going to let go of the MagicGate DRM for a start.
The biggest hurdle for the PSP I think is the early marketing which emphasised it as an all-round entertainment centre, something which is in theory brilliant until you note the pretty lousy battery life. If it could last 10 hours or more then it'd be an absolute smash hit, or if it could easily take a commonly sized disposable battery.
As it stands, I find that it's a device that a lot of people buy, really like, but for whatever reason don't use as much as they thought. Battery life is one reason of course - that it would crap out less than half way though a mid-Atlantic flight is preposterous, frankly - but another is that it really isn't that portable. It doesn't easily fit in a pocket without clearly making a lump, and it requires two hands at all times, making it difficult to use standing on a bus/train. Furthermore, the screen isn't usable in direct sunlight.
I'd say the PSP is a really good device for use around the house and those who frequently stay away from home with access to powerpoints, but it isn't good for commuters purely because of the screen issue, a key key problem for such a thing. Those, sadly, are the PSP's fatal flaws.
It has so much potential, it really is a powerhouse device that can do so so much - dare I say that it's one of the most impressive devices for its price out there? It's just a few major flaws which let it down so much.
For the record, I own one and find that whenever I use it I love it, but it isn't as often as it should be for a device of this price. Using it as a commuter in on the bus in the summer wasn't credible due to sunlight.
blevins321
Apr 28, 12:34 PM
Technically..that disk is only for one license to the software. To directly answer your question about it being 'locked' to one, no it isn't. As long as it isn't one of the gray install disks that you got with your computer, you can use the disk in her Leopard Mac.
lotusteve
Apr 7, 12:23 AM
hello all, i use o2 for my emails on my ipad, why does my ipad collect the same messages over and over again ?. when i delete the emails, the next day when i should collect new ones i also get all the old ones.:confused:
Penn Jennings
Apr 28, 08:11 PM
You can buy Windows 7 Home Premium with Service Pack 1 for $99, possibly less.
You can buy OEM for $99, although technically its only supposed to be purchased with new systems. Just purchased it yesterday for bootcamp.. That one I did read.
OEM also has no support and is bound to a single system board.
You can buy OEM for $99, although technically its only supposed to be purchased with new systems. Just purchased it yesterday for bootcamp.. That one I did read.
OEM also has no support and is bound to a single system board.
Mudbug
Nov 19, 02:28 PM
Originally posted by SeaFox
Well there is Adam Sandler's The Chanukah Song (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=796153&selectedItemId=796137) :D
damn - beat me to it :D
(by a whole day and half... whooops :))
Well there is Adam Sandler's The Chanukah Song (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=796153&selectedItemId=796137) :D
damn - beat me to it :D
(by a whole day and half... whooops :))
dianeoforegon
May 2, 09:40 PM
If it's HTML you can drag an image into the body of a message.
If it's plain text it can only be added as attachment.
You'll need to reduce size before attaching.
If it's plain text it can only be added as attachment.
You'll need to reduce size before attaching.
stonyc
Sep 9, 02:54 PM
Sell the shuffle, offset some of the cost of buying the nano. Why keep the shuffle, when the nano is a 4gb version of the shuffle with a screen to boot. :)
Go on, do it... you know you wanna.
<chants "Oogie! Boogie!" repeatedly in a mysterious tone>
Go on, do it... you know you wanna.
<chants "Oogie! Boogie!" repeatedly in a mysterious tone>
chessterino
Mar 12, 10:07 AM
I just got a 17 inch CTO Macbook Pro replacement from Apple Care. I am looking to get a 15 inch instead so i am thinking of selling the 17 inch unit. I am thinking of listing in craigslist, how much should i ask for? The specs are
17 Inch Sandy Bridge
2.2 Ghz i7
4 GB Ram
128 SSD
Antiglare
It is Brand New and Unopened.
17 Inch Sandy Bridge
2.2 Ghz i7
4 GB Ram
128 SSD
Antiglare
It is Brand New and Unopened.
Tilpots
Apr 25, 09:53 AM
My daughter accidentally deleted a playlist off my wife's iPhone 4. Shortly after, my wife synced the iPhone to iTunes to restore the playlist, not realizing that the playlist would then be erased from iTunes as well. Now the playlist is missing from the phone and the computer.
How do I recover this playlist in the least "damaging" way. I have an iTunes Time Machine Backup from a month ago, but I don't necessarily want to wipe out everything I've done since then if I TM backup iTunes. Where can I go to just grab that one deleted playlist from TM? Is there another way to go about retrieving this file? Thanks for your help!
How do I recover this playlist in the least "damaging" way. I have an iTunes Time Machine Backup from a month ago, but I don't necessarily want to wipe out everything I've done since then if I TM backup iTunes. Where can I go to just grab that one deleted playlist from TM? Is there another way to go about retrieving this file? Thanks for your help!
20rogersc
Sep 15, 01:47 PM
Sweet. One cool idea.
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jessica.
Jan 15, 09:18 AM
Were you completely unaware of these facts prior to you going? I guess you wouldn't know you didn't get a bag, but otherwise? And shame on you for calling it "borderline discrimination". Really now. But my guess is you had to have had some knowledge of the days events with your "educator" pass and filing a complaint will not do you any good. You're going to do it, you seem rather pissed and as an educator or not I don't understand your logic behind it but it's obviously up to you.
Regardless of how much I disagree with the way you've portrayed your issues I also understand them. Apple could indeed give educators a bit more information so that they can bring the technology back to the schools. Apple isn't going to sell itself in schools and they should cater to the people in that field if those people paid to go to the conference. Heck, they should cater to everyone who paid that much money to watch a monkey talk about everything his company has created all day. ;) Not that I am against the guy but paying that much to see him speak seems all too funny to me.
Regardless of how much I disagree with the way you've portrayed your issues I also understand them. Apple could indeed give educators a bit more information so that they can bring the technology back to the schools. Apple isn't going to sell itself in schools and they should cater to the people in that field if those people paid to go to the conference. Heck, they should cater to everyone who paid that much money to watch a monkey talk about everything his company has created all day. ;) Not that I am against the guy but paying that much to see him speak seems all too funny to me.