Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Dan

At 8:16 PM -0400 9/25/2009, Dana Collins wrote:

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On 9/25/09 9:03 AM, Dan of dantear...@gmail.comdantear...@gmail.com sent
   iTunes 9 is slow on ALL Macs, regardless of their speed, but overall
  not that much slower than previous releases.  If you need the latest
  store features, get it. Otherwise it's probably worth sticking to
   8.2.1 for now.

Any place online that still offers a download of 8.2.1? I found 8.2 at
http://en.kioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-241-itunes-for-machttp://en.kioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-241-itunes-for-mac
But no 8.2.1 - oldapps.com is defunct on iTunes.

It is rarely a good idea to download software from anywhere other 
than its official repository.  Failing to do so is how people got 
infected with the trojan, burried in the pirated iWorks, back in 
January.


Like all things iTunes, start at
http://www.apple.com/itunes

Click on the download button.  Scroll down, past the Requirements 
section.  Notice that iTunes 9 is for PowerPC G4 or better - so click 
on the G3 Mac Users link.  That will take you to an official page 
that offers version 8.2.1.

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2009-09-26 Thread Doug McNutt

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Re: Moving hard drives from one dual G4 to another

2009-09-26 Thread Nestamicky

On 9/24/09 10:42 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
 I know someone who DID add memory to a running G4 tower. Amazingly it
 all lived. It crashed immediately, but on a restart it all worked.
The beauty of macs! I wonder what would happen on a PC?

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Re: My G4 seems to be running slow

2009-09-26 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Sep 26, 2009, at 7:32 AM, Nestamicky wrote:

 Bruce, I agree with you partially. But I also think this problem is
 caused by Flash 10 on older machines. I think Youtube and other such
 sites just keep moving along with flash.


Actually, no. The 'flash' files served up by Youtube and the like  
are .mp4 and .flv files; only the embedded player is dependent on  
Flash 10.

Once downloaded by Cosmopod, the resulting files can be played by  
Quicktime Player Along with that indispensable plug-in Perian (why  
Apple just doesn't include Perian as a standard part of QT I'll never  
know...it's all open source.)

Perian DOES require 10.4, though; VLC has versions that work with OS X  
back to 10.1.

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Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Dana Collins

On 9/26/09 2:10 AM, Dan of dantear...@gmail.com sent

 
 At 8:16 PM -0400 9/25/2009, Dana Collins wrote:
 
 Please remember to post *plain text* to these LEM Lists.
 
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 On 9/25/09 9:03 AM, Dan of dantear...@gmail.comdantear...@gmail.com sent
 iTunes 9 is slow on ALL Macs, regardless of their speed, but overall
  not that much slower than previous releases.  If you need the latest
  store features, get it. Otherwise it's probably worth sticking to
 8.2.1 for now.
 
 Any place online that still offers a download of 8.2.1? I found 8.2 at
 http://en.kioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-241-itunes-for-machttp://en.k
 ioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-241-itunes-for-mac
 But no 8.2.1 - oldapps.com is defunct on iTunes.
 
 It is rarely a good idea to download software from anywhere other
 than its official repository.  Failing to do so is how people got
 infected with the trojan, burried in the pirated iWorks, back in
 January.
 
 
 Like all things iTunes, start at
 http://www.apple.com/itunes
 
 Click on the download button.  Scroll down, past the Requirements
 section.  Notice that iTunes 9 is for PowerPC G4 or better - so click
 on the G3 Mac Users link.  That will take you to an official page
 that offers version 8.2.1.
 
 - Dan.

Hi Dan,
Thanks for the notes, and suggestions. I saw this a while back, but was
concerned with the for G3 descriptive, which would certainly rule out my
G5. Is that just a generic target-use moniker, where it does not matter on
what machine it's installed on?
Thanks,
Dana



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Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Roger Kulp
This has me worried.I use a G4.Apple keeps updating iTunes all the time.I have 
a LOT of stuff in my iTunes,some I can't download again,I don't want to lose 
access to it.
                                        Roger




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From: Dana Collins dlcatft...@verizon.net
Subject: Re: iTunes 9 on a G4
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Date: Saturday, September 26, 2009, 1:57 PM


On 9/26/09 2:10 AM, Dan of dantear...@gmail.com sent

 
 At 8:16 PM -0400 9/25/2009, Dana Collins wrote:
 
 Please remember to post *plain text* to these LEM Lists.
 
 [HTML, fonting, *and* colors removed]
 On 9/25/09 9:03 AM, Dan of dantear...@gmail.comdantear...@gmail.com sent
 iTunes 9 is slow on ALL Macs, regardless of their speed, but overall
  not that much slower than previous releases.  If you need the latest
  store features, get it. Otherwise it's probably worth sticking to
 8.2.1 for now.
 
 Any place online that still offers a download of 8.2.1? I found 8.2 at
 http://en.kioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-241-itunes-for-machttp://en.k
 ioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-241-itunes-for-mac
 But no 8.2.1 - oldapps.com is defunct on iTunes.
 
 It is rarely a good idea to download software from anywhere other
 than its official repository.  Failing to do so is how people got
 infected with the trojan, burried in the pirated iWorks, back in
 January.
 
 
 Like all things iTunes, start at
 http://www.apple.com/itunes
 
 Click on the download button.  Scroll down, past the Requirements
 section.  Notice that iTunes 9 is for PowerPC G4 or better - so click
 on the G3 Mac Users link.  That will take you to an official page
 that offers version 8.2.1.
 
 - Dan.

Hi Dan,
Thanks for the notes, and suggestions. I saw this a while back, but was
concerned with the for G3 descriptive, which would certainly rule out my
G5. Is that just a generic target-use moniker, where it does not matter on
what machine it's installed on?
Thanks,
Dana







  
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Re: My G4 seems to be running slow

2009-09-26 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Sep 26, 2009, at 1:20 PM, Roger Kulp wrote:

 I use a G4.I have problems all the time with YouTube rebuffering.It  
 seems to have only happened in the last month or so.Can you download  
 a video from YouTube ?


Cosmopod http://www.cocoamug.com is one way.

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Re: My G4 seems to be running slow

2009-09-26 Thread Nestamicky

On 9/26/09 3:12 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
 Can you download
   a video from YouTube ?
And another way that's free is use Firefox and get the VideoDownload 
Helper plugin. It's really easy to use. It starts to motion if a website 
has content it can download, click on it when it does it motion and 
within minutes, secs, hours, depending on your network speed, you'd have 
the video on your drive. It also, I think, does automatic conversion to 
avi, and other formats. So, you'd for sure be able to play the resulting 
video in lots of other players.

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Re: My G4 seems to be running slow

2009-09-26 Thread Bill Connelly


 Can you download
 a video from YouTube ?

Not legally, I don't believe.

In Safari, once the YouTube video has started playing, open the  
Activity window and scroll down to where the video clip is shown to be  
downloading/playing. Double click that, and a blank Safari window will  
open, and the clip will start downloading to your Desktop, or wherever  
you have told Safari to download to. You can then see it happening in  
the Download window.

But you didn't hear it from me ...

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Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Dan

At 3:57 PM -0400 9/26/2009, Dana Collins wrote:
On 9/26/09 2:10 AM, Dan of dantear...@gmail.com sent
   Like all things iTunes, start at
  http://www.apple.com/itunes

  Click on the download button.  Scroll down, past the Requirements
  section.  Notice that iTunes 9 is for PowerPC G4 or better - so click
  on the G3 Mac Users link.  That will take you to an official page
   that offers version 8.2.1.

Thanks for the notes, and suggestions. I saw this a while back, but was
concerned with the for G3 descriptive, which would certainly rule out my
G5. Is that just a generic target-use moniker, where it does not matter on
what machine it's installed on?

AFAIK, it is the normal build - the same offered via SU originally.

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Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Dan

At 1:39 PM -0700 9/26/2009, Roger Kulp wrote:
This has me worried. I use a G4.Apple keeps updating iTunes all the 
time.I have a LOT of stuff in my iTunes,some I can't download 
again,I don't want to lose access to it.

this?

You can run iTunes 9 on a G4, so just use iTunes 9.

If you're worried Apple is going to screw you, then it won't matter 
what version of iTunes you run - you're always going to have that 
fear.  The only soln there is to buy real CDs and DVDs...

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Re: memory placement

2009-09-26 Thread Dan

At 5:31 PM -0400 9/25/2009, Al boone wrote:
I have a power mac G5 2.0 and was wondering if it make any 
difference where you place different memory sizes. I have 2x512 
installed first and then I added 2x1gb for a total of 3gb. Will it 
make any difference if I move the 2x512 in the first slots or not? 
TIA, elbert.

Just so long as the dimms are installed as matched pairs, it won't 
make any diff.

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Re: firefox/t-bird/apple menu bar issue issues

2009-09-26 Thread Dan

At 8:47 AM -0600 9/26/2009, Nestamicky wrote:
On 9/22/09 7:40 AM, Len Gerstel wrote:
  That build page has very specific PPC builds listed, not a general
  PPC. A G3, 2 G4s (for 7400 and 7450 based chips), a G5 and an intel
  build. Since the main Firefox community does not currently build or
  develop for OS9, there are no 601, 603 or 604 builds.

I think I will go back to the RPM builds if I can find Minefield for G4.

RPM's are only *release* builds.

On Furby's page, you will see there are 3.6 and 3.7 builds.  Version 
3.6 is Namoroka - the next thing to be released.  3.7 is Minefield, 
the developer trunk.  Note that Minefield now requires OS X 10.5 or 
better.

The Furbism builds refuse to work for me. One version worked for a short
while, and I updated it last night. But when restarted it crashed,
repeatedly. I uninstalled it, reinstalled the older un updated version,
and that one kept crashing as well. Is there a Minefield for G4?

refuse to work is a bit too generic to help diagnose the problem.

How can I completely uninstall FF from my machine now? I fear some files are
laid back that may corrupt future installs.

Drag the app to the trash.

Drag the Mozilla and Firefox folders from ~/Library to the trash.

eg:
~/Library/Application Support/Firefox
~/Library/Application Support/Mozilla

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Re: memory placement

2009-09-26 Thread Al boone
tks for the info, i'll leave it along/

On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 6:47 PM, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:


 At 5:31 PM -0400 9/25/2009, Al boone wrote:
 I have a power mac G5 2.0 and was wondering if it make any
 difference where you place different memory sizes. I have 2x512
 installed first and then I added 2x1gb for a total of 3gb. Will it
 make any difference if I move the 2x512 in the first slots or not?
 TIA, elbert.

 Just so long as the dimms are installed as matched pairs, it won't
 make any diff.

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 Mac...

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Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Sep 26, 2009, at 3:10 PM, Dan wrote:


 If you're worried Apple is going to screw you, then it won't matter
 what version of iTunes you run - you're always going to have that
 fear.  The only soln there is to buy real CDs and DVDs...



Or any song out of Apple's catalog now...it's all DRM-free, has been  
for quite a while. AAC is an open, standard format.

http://tinyurl.com/d2uex

And let us be extremely clear..it's NEVER been APPLE that could screw  
us, it was the music publishers who forced DRM on us.

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Re: iTunes 9 on a G4

2009-09-26 Thread Dan

At 6:14 PM -0700 9/26/2009, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 26, 2009, at 3:10 PM, Dan wrote:
   If you're worried Apple is going to screw you, then it won't matter
  what version of iTunes you run - you're always going to have that
   fear.  The only soln there is to buy real CDs and DVDs...

Or any song out of Apple's catalog now...it's all DRM-free, has been
for quite a while. AAC is an open, standard format.

And let us be extremely clear..it's NEVER been APPLE that could screw
us, it was the music publishers who forced DRM on us.

WRT DRM itself, I agree.  But Apple's control of said DRM 
(?Fairplay?) will leave you with unplayable music if the iTunes Store 
should be closed.

Really tho, I wasn't thinking of the DRM.  I was thinking about the 
poor quality of Apple's music tracks, in the first place.  For that 
xtra $, they may be be DRM-free now, but they're *still* 
pre-equalized / sampled / tuned for ear buds -- so they smell like 
padadodo on a real sound system or when compared to a half-decent CD 
rip.

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