Nice of you mate, thanks.
You're very right, I gotta understand the Mac specially apple keyboard
short
cuts.
My experience with voice over has been using my mini iPad, on Garage Band
and so on. Really like it.
I ask, where to start, where to find tutorials and Podcasts regarding
using
Voice Over on the Mac?
Any reference manual of the Mac Pro stuff?
In did, I gotta know very well the sistem I am working before jumping to
Pro
Tools 11., if not I'll gonna crash! grin .
Thanks, regards,
Rui Vilarinho
----- Original Message -----
From: "Poppa Bear" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2014 6:29 AM
Subject: RE: First steps with Mac Pro , connecting stuff and so on
Hey Rui, I would make sure that you are going through tutorials and
Podcasts regarding using Voice Over on the Mac to help you get your feet
wet. It works much different than a windows based system. I am glad you
made
the jump, just remember that patients and determination will have to b
your
friends during the transition. I studied voice over for weeks before I
got
my Mack and the first night I got home with it I was able to record an 8
track song on pro tools, but if I wouldn't have prepared ahead of time
with
both podcasts for the Mac and pro tools I would have been really
frustrated.
If you ever want to facetime to go through some stuff then let me know,
you
can run face time with pro tools sessions going at the same time.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf
Of Rui Vilarinho
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2014 3:37 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: First steps with Mac Pro , connecting stuff and so on
Slau, thank you very much for the very important detailed info, gonna
take
that in mind.
Very good list this one.
Regards,
Rui Vilarinho
----- Original Message -----
From: "Slau Halatyn" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2014 12:05 AM
Subject: Re: First steps with Mac Pro , connecting stuff and so on
Rui,
If you connect the Mac Pro via HDMI to an monitor, the computer's sound
output will automatically come through the monitor. If you're confident
that
you know how to switch among sources on the monitor then go ahead and do
so.
The Mac Pro has a built-in speaker so you can at least do the initial
setup
without any monitor attached.
Don't turn on VoiceOver with Command-f5 right away. Let the computer boot
up
and after a short period, you'll hear a voice come up describing what
VoiceOver is. Follow the voice prompts. You'll be taken through a
"getting
started" tutorial. If you aren't too familiar with VoiceOver, I'd
recommend
you go through the tutorial. Afterwards, you'll be prompted with the
Setup
Assistant.
Keep in mind that, when you're prompted to join a network, you might not
be
able to log on to your own network during the setup process. If you have
any
trouble, just check the radio button that says your computer does not
connect to the Internet. Once you've completed the setup assistant, you
can
go back to the Network pane of System Preferences and join your network.
There's a bug in Yosemite while connecting to WiFi networks during the
setup
process.
I would have a USB keyboard handy. If you don't have one, the Blue Tooth
Setup Assistant will automatically launch and try to detect a wireless
keyboard. Having a USB keyboard connected will keep the Blue Tooth Setup
Assistant from launching automatically.
HTH,
Slau
On Nov 13, 2014, at 6:16 PM, Rui Vilarinho <[email protected]> wrote:
Hmm ... So, my mac Pro will arrive very soon, but just now came to my
mind
the fowloing crazy thinking:
A Mac Pro it's only a cilindric beautiful dark grey grafite color box,
a
desktop incredible computer.
No display, no speackers , no nothing! grin .
Concerning the display, I will gonna connect it through HDMI to my LG
tv.
First doubt, I hope this will be enough to direct out the sound, to the
tv
speackers.
hmm,just now came to my mind that I felt an analog headphones output
hole,
therefore I can always ear the thing I suppose!
But... of course, how the hell I'm gonna syncronize my Apple
wireless
keyboard first? to control the Mac?
Yet, Voice Over wont start speaching just because he feels that the user
is blind! grin .
in short; how can i sync a wireless keyboard with the Mac, without any
keyboard attached?
Am I wrong or this means that for this first set up I gotta have a USB
keyboard and somebody with good eyes!?
Or, exist any keyboard shortcut that turn on straight away voice over?
in
case i find any USB keyboard to start.
Am I missing something?
Well, just sharing my thoughts, this is a new world!
I hope this all make sense!
Rui Vilarinho
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