jotwah
Sep 2, 05:27 AM
is ipod touch 3g same size as 4g? beacuse i have just bought a pack of 3g cases and i just accedently bought 4g what do i do?:confused::apple::apple:
DEEPfrom1
Mar 13, 06:44 PM
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PB4D3E
Reviews look good.
Reviews look good.
comrade
Mar 11, 01:01 AM
Originally posted by scem0
There is a 'sticky' thread in the Community discussion for introductions,
just to let you know.
Sorry about that. I never really explored all the sections with the forum before I joined. Oops.. I posted ion the correct place now.Mods, please delete this thread.
There is a 'sticky' thread in the Community discussion for introductions,
just to let you know.
Sorry about that. I never really explored all the sections with the forum before I joined. Oops.. I posted ion the correct place now.Mods, please delete this thread.
ChrisA
Apr 11, 05:23 PM
Hi there, thanks for the reply! This is definitely along the lines of what I was looking for, but it does look pretty advanced. I looked online but I couldn't find a good tutorial, it would be helpful if someone could help me come up with a quick command to batch create mp3 samples out of a directory of mp3s. That would be gold!:D
There is a "sox-users" mailing list. It would be good to subscribe to that. Then try a few things and describe your attempts on that list. But don't ask "how to" until you can tell them what you've already read and what you've tried otherwise you will only get replies pointing you to the user level documentation.
sox is a very simple command line program. You give it a command and a file and it writes the result to standard output where typically you'd pipe it to a file. To batch process and entire directory you'd place a sox command or several commands inside a foreach loop in a shell script. In your case you process a track first with a trim then the fade-in and then pie to a file. Get that to work them put a foreach loop around it
There is a "sox-users" mailing list. It would be good to subscribe to that. Then try a few things and describe your attempts on that list. But don't ask "how to" until you can tell them what you've already read and what you've tried otherwise you will only get replies pointing you to the user level documentation.
sox is a very simple command line program. You give it a command and a file and it writes the result to standard output where typically you'd pipe it to a file. To batch process and entire directory you'd place a sox command or several commands inside a foreach loop in a shell script. In your case you process a track first with a trim then the fade-in and then pie to a file. Get that to work them put a foreach loop around it
ArmoredFist
Dec 9, 04:23 AM
I was just given a used PowerBook G3/233, http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powerbook_g3/stats/powerbook_g3_233.html
I kind of suspect that the yo-yo AC adapter that came with it isn't the right one, M7332 http://www.powerbookmedic.com/YoYo_Style_Power_Adapter_m7332-p-16183.html The battery was working a few months ago, but now it's dead and I can't charge it. The PowerBookG3 is listed here as being compatible, but I'm really having to jam the plug into the computer pretty hard.
I believe it's not the right adapter because it isn't listed here http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=16168
The computer works on AC power fine, it just won't charge the battery. It's possible that the battery is just old and won't hold a charge any more.
I thought I'd post this problem here to see if any of you guys are using a Powerbook G3 with an M7332 adapter with no issues.
Let me know. Thanks.
I kind of suspect that the yo-yo AC adapter that came with it isn't the right one, M7332 http://www.powerbookmedic.com/YoYo_Style_Power_Adapter_m7332-p-16183.html The battery was working a few months ago, but now it's dead and I can't charge it. The PowerBookG3 is listed here as being compatible, but I'm really having to jam the plug into the computer pretty hard.
I believe it's not the right adapter because it isn't listed here http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=16168
The computer works on AC power fine, it just won't charge the battery. It's possible that the battery is just old and won't hold a charge any more.
I thought I'd post this problem here to see if any of you guys are using a Powerbook G3 with an M7332 adapter with no issues.
Let me know. Thanks.
Doctor Q
Jan 19, 01:29 AM
Cross-reference to previous suggestion threads:
Thanks Option
"Thanks" button?
Thanks Option
"Thanks" button?
TC25
May 5, 06:24 AM
A thought, that is a carrier setting it asks for sometime. If it was interrupted in asking for that with a bad signal it wont give you the option?
Since TetherMe adds the hotspot feature, how could it be related to a carrier signal?
Since TetherMe adds the hotspot feature, how could it be related to a carrier signal?
Young Spade
May 3, 12:42 PM
Well with things like these, it's best to either have some sort of hard object like a destk or something metal that will absorb the heat and act as a heat sink.
80 degrees Celsius isn't "that" hot so you shouldn't have a problem running the cpu at that that temperature. In terms of comfort for you, if you have one laying around you could get a skinny, hard backed book laying around the house or something of that nature and sit it on your lap.
No matter how much ventilation you have, the MB will always heat up, that's the result of the processors and other internals causing heat when put under stress. Unless the temperature in the room is somewhat low (and I mean around 70 F) it's going to stay hot.
80 degrees Celsius isn't "that" hot so you shouldn't have a problem running the cpu at that that temperature. In terms of comfort for you, if you have one laying around you could get a skinny, hard backed book laying around the house or something of that nature and sit it on your lap.
No matter how much ventilation you have, the MB will always heat up, that's the result of the processors and other internals causing heat when put under stress. Unless the temperature in the room is somewhat low (and I mean around 70 F) it's going to stay hot.
ozthegweat
Apr 27, 02:14 PM
It's much simpler than that. Just open the Airport Utility, choose your Time Capsule in the list on the left, click the "Manual Setup" button on the lower left, then click on the "Disks" icon on the top, the click on the "Erase…" button. There you have the option to overwrite the hard disk ("Zero Out Data" in the drop-down menu), which I strongly recommend (it overwrites the whole disk with zeroes; this is gonna take a while). The other options with 7 or 35 passes are only for the ultra-paranoid in my opinion. And they don't take a while, they take an eternity :)
monke
Oct 17, 09:29 PM
Nice, a little bit choppy, but hilarious. :cool:
Gatteau
Sep 4, 09:31 PM
Just remembered some of the bridge. It was along the lines of: "You, you're the one I want to spend the rest of my life with....You make me so happy. Happy forever...." Does that help anyone??
We Must Be In Love by Pure Soul?
We Must Be In Love by Pure Soul?
alust2013
Apr 11, 12:33 PM
Either way, the 15" will be less expensive, so stick with that.
wpotere
Apr 29, 07:58 PM
Ok?
mkrishnan
Mar 1, 11:39 AM
If you think that's great, the Versiontracker page says that it's going to be at version 0.11, 2nd edition, "within an hour." :D
Apparently all it does is burn AIFF files to a CD. And the developers don't even seem to have a homepage. :eek:
Well, if you know how to work the system, more power to you! :)
Apparently all it does is burn AIFF files to a CD. And the developers don't even seem to have a homepage. :eek:
Well, if you know how to work the system, more power to you! :)
mnkeybsness
Aug 14, 10:09 AM
Can you be more specific with the problem? What links? What's your javascript code in question? How are you calling it? Have you made any test cases on a stripped-down page with just some basic html and the javascript you are using? Have you tried using Firefox with the web developer extension to show you the javascript errors?
iknowyourider
Jun 27, 12:00 PM
Mac2sell isn't always accurate. The 1.83C2D pops up as a refurb for less than that. PM sent.
No PM Received.
No PM Received.
DeSnousa
Jun 1, 05:44 AM
It's alright I put -smp 8 instead of just -smp. Thanks.
MarathonRock
Apr 7, 01:21 PM
I was curious if any of you know if there is any external speaker attachment that would connect through the headphone port and provide sound? I have an iPod Nano 6g and thought it would be cool to listen to music while reading. My idea of a speaker would be similar to Switcheasy's Thumbtack, but a speaker rather than microphone. Let me know as I havbe searches all over the place!
http://www.switcheasy.com/products/ThumbTacks/ThumbTacks.php
http://www.switcheasy.com/products/ThumbTacks/ThumbTacks.php
4JNA
Feb 15, 03:09 PM
why not leave the connector, and cut/splice the wires to the new switch?
free is better than buying more plastic connectors...
EDIT: didn't see the 'without leaving traces' bit. how about a couple small wire taps. they poke thru the insulation on the two wires and provide connection to the new switch, but could be removed and leave little/no trace of intrusion. best of luck.
free is better than buying more plastic connectors...
EDIT: didn't see the 'without leaving traces' bit. how about a couple small wire taps. they poke thru the insulation on the two wires and provide connection to the new switch, but could be removed and leave little/no trace of intrusion. best of luck.
Kebabselector
Mar 23, 08:14 PM
This thread might help Link (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=955984&highlight=mac+mini+64bit+mode)
altecXP
Apr 1, 07:38 PM
GFXstatus works for the most part. Spotlight indexing was fixed for me after a reboot. I had a suspicion my 11 day time to index was wrong :-)
Mine indexed in about 3hrs, then on reboot started indexing again. Both times taking 83% of my CPU.
Mine indexed in about 3hrs, then on reboot started indexing again. Both times taking 83% of my CPU.
TorontoLRT
Dec 22, 01:53 PM
^Sorry, I was told by an admin I can't.
nwroberts
Apr 16, 09:03 AM
Personally I have nothing but bad experiences with Western Digital. I suggest Seagate. From a "Consumer" grade standpoint, the Barracuda� XT 3.5" Internal Kitted Drive is great. Otherwise if you want server grade the Seagate Constellation brand is excellent as well.
martinX
Apr 18, 04:46 PM
Monitor with headphones next time. They help isolate the sound so you can concentrate on exactly what the camera is hearing.
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