Re: [MBZ] TV for Mac

2006-02-27 Thread Curt Raymond
Justa sec here, are we looking to put TV on the computer like in from the cable 
line or antenna or are we looking to come from a VCR or other rca type video 
connection?
   
  In the case of the former you need a fairly expensive TV tuner, in the latter 
you need a cheap A/D converter. For use on the Mac I'd suggest a Pinnacle 
MovieBox DV. They're cheap, I see 'em on eBay for around $100. With the Mac in 
mind it'll probably come with some software you can resell or throw away.
  I've used a MovieBox DV (definately the DV, not USB or Deluxe) on a Mac with 
FinalCut Pro and had terrific results. Its no professional capture card but 
works a treat for the price.
   
  -Curt
   
  Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 15:36:10 -0500
From: John Berryman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Feb 26, 2006, at 3:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Johnny,

  Get Plextor ConvertxPX-TV402U-NA/MAC.  I did my
 homework...It's more expensive than the Windows  
 version...About $202-224 but shop Ebay
 or Buy .com. { I'm going to do my Africa films/pics with mine}


 Bob



 That's what I'm talking about, you must have spent some time making  
that decision. I will find their website and read-up on it . Thanks.

Johnny B.
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thanks dude

John Berryman wrote:

 On Feb 26, 2006, at 10:24 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
 
 
So we figured out that most 603's can go 15k miles on m1(or amsoil).
What about older 617, 616, 615 etc?  Ok, so what about gas cars like
103's, 117's etc?  How long can they go.  Same miles, more miles, less
miles?  I would think more miles since they are not going to have the
soot problems.
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   I change at 15,000, all mine are diesels (Except Cathy's Jeep)  
 mostly 617.952s. 1 601, 1 602. You know that oil analysis is the only  
 way to tell what's going on in  your engine.
   I ran my 83 300TD to 22,000 one time. The oil and additive package  
 was fine but soot was getting close to the limit. Gassers may not  
 have soot problems like a diesel but almost all suffer from excess  
 fueling until warmed up. That's what makes gasser oil look dirty.  
 Older carbureted engines being the dirtiest and newer electronic  
 injected engines being cleaner.
   If your keeping the gassers it would behoove you to send in a couple  
 or three samples at 5,000, 10,000 and if it looks good another at  
 15,000. One round should suffice as long as the engine stays in the  
 same state of tune.
 
 Johnny B.
 I Mac Therefore I am
 
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Re: [MBZ] TV for Mac

2006-02-27 Thread John Berryman


On Feb 27, 2006, at 8:28 AM, Curt Raymond wrote:

Justa sec here, are we looking to put TV on the computer like in  
from the cable line or antenna or are we looking to come from a VCR  
or other rca type video connection?



	I would like to watch TV via cable on my computer every now and  
then. I might want to record some shows that interest me but my VCR  
can do that quite nicely. Having some more channels to chose from  
wouldn't hurt either. This is really kind of a whim and I pay plenty  
for internet and TV service. Just trying to get a little more bang  
for my buck.


Johnny B.
I Mac Therefore I am



Re: [MBZ] TV for Mac

2006-02-27 Thread George Gregory
On 2/27/06 11:16 AM, John Berryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I would like to watch TV via cable on my computer every now and
 then. I might want to record some shows that interest me but my VCR
 can do that quite nicely. Having some more channels to chose from
 wouldn't hurt either. This is really kind of a whim and I pay plenty
 for internet and TV service. Just trying to get a little more bang
 for my buck.
 
 Johnny B.
 I Mac Therefore I am

Ratman...

Expect an email from Penoff.  Suttles fixed you up with him


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Re: [MBZ] TV for Mac

2006-02-27 Thread John Berryman


On Feb 27, 2006, at 1:23 PM, George Gregory wrote:


Ratman...

Expect an email from Penoff.  Suttles fixed you up with him



A date? I'm touched.

Johnny B.
I Mac Therefore I am



Re: [MBZ] TV for Mac

2006-02-26 Thread RDeafBoy
Johnny,

 Get Plextor ConvertxPX-TV402U-NA/MAC.  I did my 
homework...It's more expensive than the Windows version...About 
$202-224 but shop Ebay 
or Buy .com. { I'm going to do my Africa films/pics with mine}


Bob

'83  240D


Re: [MBZ] TV for Mac

2006-02-26 Thread John Berryman


On Feb 26, 2006, at 3:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Johnny,

 Get Plextor ConvertxPX-TV402U-NA/MAC.  I did my
homework...It's more expensive than the Windows  
version...About $202-224 but shop Ebay

or Buy .com. { I'm going to do my Africa films/pics with mine}


Bob




	That's what I'm talking about, you must have spent some time making  
that decision. I will find their website and read-up on it . Thanks.


Johnny B.
I Mac Therefore I am