itunes copy to CD

2004-11-04 Thread bill parker
I have need to copy a set of tunes that I originally took from an 
audio CD onto a new blank CD via iTunes.


Everything copies OK but unplayable on an audio CD player.  Is there 
some conversion I need to do?


Bill


Need info on SheepShaver ROM compatiblity

2004-11-04 Thread Craig Ringer
Hi folks

I'm currently in the interesting position of needing, if at all
possible, to run a Mac application on some remote X11 terminals from an
x86 Linux server. A full virtual machine appears to be the only option.
The app in question is a PowerPC application, otherwise I'd be using
Basilisk II with no problems. The app requires OS7/8/9 so I can't use
PearPC either. That leaves me with SheepShaver, which I have little
experience with.

I was wondering if anybody here has used it, and what ROM they used. If
I can confirm that a particular ROM will work I will happily buy
suitable mac hardware. It is my understanding that it is perfectly legal
to use a Mac ROM with an emulator if you own the mac, but I'd be happy
to be corrected on this point if anybody knows better. If nobody knows a
solid answer regarding correct ROM choice, I would really appreciate it
if someone knows a way to obtain ROMs for _testing_ _purposes_ _only_ so
that I can determine what mac I need to buy.

Understandably, I can't go around buying different mac models until I
find one that works, and there's little information out there on ROM
compatibility.

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Re: itunes copy to CD

2004-11-04 Thread Adam Yap
Does the CD play okay from iTunes itself? (just to make sure you don't 
have a corrupt disk or anything).


Also, it's not a CD rewritable is it? Those are flunky on most audio cd 
players.


Adam

On 04/11/2004, at 8:08 AM, bill parker wrote:

You might wantto check your itunes preferences, and make sure that 
Burn is set to Audio CD. iTunes might be set to create MP3 CDs 
instead.


You're using the Burn button in iTunes right?

Adam

On 04/11/2004, at 7:35 AM, bill parker wrote:


I


cheers Adam.   Just checked my settings   = Audio CD.  I have 
re-set the burn rate from MAX to 12x   which I am told is more 
reliable.So yes I am using burn.



Bill




Redirecting in Eudora?

2004-11-04 Thread Antony N. Lord
Is there a way to do the redirect to option (to a quick recipient) 
without it opening a window to edit it?


I'd like to be able to (manually) redirect 50+ mail items and not 
have 50+ edit windows open!


If I do it as a manual filter does it also open edit windows?

I've been scouring the manual and reading the Eudora knowledge base 
to no avail...


Cheers, Antony.
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Re: Strange Safari behaviour

2004-11-04 Thread Richard Kay

On 03/11/2004, at 7:38 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hi folks,

Has any one seen this with Safari ?
For the last few days each time I go to a website (from bookmarks, or 
a link, or typed in manually) it does not connect and I get a message 
telling me the server cannot be found. But if I try a second time it 
connects.


This is driving me crazy going to every web address twice to get in !!
Any ideas would be appreciated ?

PS: I have not changed any settings anywhere.

Regards,
Stephen Chape


Another possible place where a solution may be found is Apple's Safari 
Support Page:


http://www.apple.com/support/safari/

rmkay



Re: Redirecting in Eudora?

2004-11-04 Thread Shay Telfer
Is there a way to do the redirect to option (to a quick recipient) 
without it opening a window to edit it?


I'd like to be able to (manually) redirect 50+ mail items and not 
have 50+ edit windows open!


If I do it as a manual filter does it also open edit windows?

I've been scouring the manual and reading the Eudora knowledge base 
to no avail...


Cheers, Antony.


Hold down the Option key and the 'Redirect To' option under the 
Message menu will become 'Turbo Redirect To'. You can also make Turbo 
Redirect the default from the 'Miscellaneous' panel of the Settings 
window.


Have fun,
Shay
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Redirecting in Eudora?

2004-11-04 Thread Antony N. Lord

If I do it as a manual filter does it also open edit windows?


Duh - I made a mess up in my filters. YES - if the filter (manual) 
does the redirect it DOESN'T open and edit window (obviously).


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Re: Strange Safari behaviour

2004-11-04 Thread Matt Morgan
Stephen,

I've got it as well, but probably worse. It can take several times to
connect. It also means I get ?s instead of pictures in my mail.
I also have had sending mail/server problems at the same time. I haven't a
clue what to do as I have to keep closing Mail, sometimes rebooting just to
send an e-mail. It might not be related, but its funny that they both
happened at the same time.

I've read that it could be a DNS related problem, but some reports tie it
into one of the recent security updates.

There's a site, Macfixit, I think that has some reports.

Matt



on 3/11/04 7:38 PM, Stephen Chape at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi folks,
 
 Has any one seen this with Safari ?
 For the last few days each time I go to a website (from bookmarks, or a
 link, or typed in manually) it does not connect and I get a message
 telling me the server cannot be found. But if I try a second time it
 connects.
 
 This is driving me crazy going to every web address twice to get in !!
 Any ideas would be appreciated ?
 
 PS: I have not changed any settings anywhere.
 
 Regards,
 Stephen Chape
 
 
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Re: [OT] Star Wars Episode III trailer due Nov 8!

2004-11-04 Thread Richard Kay

On 29/10/2004, at 2:51 PM, Rod wrote:



Hi All!

For the Star Wars nuts, the trailer for Episode III is due on Nov 8 
(Nov 2 for those who have joined Hyperspace).  The teaser poster is up 
on the web already.


Let's hope the final installment is a good one!

Back to the mac discussions.  Sorry for the interruption, folks

Seeya

Rod!


And the verdict is?

Do you know when it is going up on the Apple website?

Feel free to email it to me if you want to (I have an 8MB limit on my 
mail account). ;-)


Is it available, through you, to WAMUG members, BEFORE 8 November?

rmkay



Re: [OT] Star Wars Episode III trailer due Nov 8!

2004-11-04 Thread Rod



On 4/11/04 3:48 PM, Richard Kay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On 29/10/2004, at 2:51 PM, Rod wrote:
 
 
 Hi All!
 
 For the Star Wars nuts, the trailer for Episode III is due on Nov 8
 (Nov 2 for those who have joined Hyperspace).  The teaser poster is up
 on the web already.
 
 Let's hope the final installment is a good one!
 
 Back to the mac discussions.  Sorry for the interruption, folks
 
 Seeya
 
 Rod!
 
 And the verdict is?
 
 Do you know when it is going up on the Apple website?
 
 Feel free to email it to me if you want to (I have an 8MB limit on my
 mail account). ;-)
 
 Is it available, through you, to WAMUG members, BEFORE 8 November?
 
 rmkay

Trailer is not out until the 8th to us plebs.  I'm not a member of
Hyperspace, so I haven't seen it yet.  Suprisingly the trailer has not
appeared on any of the usual *dubious* sources, other than a couple of still
snapshots.  I guess the trailer is being streamed on starwars.com, rather
than being available for download.  Anakin looks like he has gone through
hell, but I couldn't tell you any more than that.

As the full trailer has not been released yet, I'd guess a decent screen
size quicktime movie will be much bigger than 8 meg.  We might be lucky to
see it appear on the WAMUG server..Hi Matt!

Seeya

Rod!




Re: Skype CPU usage usage on older macs

2004-11-04 Thread Nancy McIntyre


From: Oldham, Toby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Skype CPU usage usage on older macs
Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2004 10:15:03 +0800
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Hi all, this is as much a tech note for when someone searches their archives

as anything else ... it may elicit a 'well dh' response from some on the
list :) .

Well, not exactly duuuh, butĀŠ


Skype won't run on a 233mhz Bondi iMac - well the app runs, and you can

instant message - but voice cuts out.

The iMac has 288meg of RAM and a 40gig Western Digital Hard Disk, running
10.3.5 (which runs okay, amazingly enough). I used the Activitiy monitor app
to ah, monitor the cpu usage - when attempting to speak, the CPU idle time
drops to -0.00.

I was trying to get Skype working so my parents machine so they could have
long talks with my brother over in the UK. If anyone knows the minimum mhz
speed which allows Skype to run pls send me an e-mail, 

The skype forums are a better search bet I would think.
Google is your friend, since the fora don't 
appear to have a search applet set up.


And the mac skype specs page gives:

http://www.skype.com/help/guides/skype_macosx_guide.html

hth

Nancy M



Re: Skype CPU usage usage on older macs

2004-11-04 Thread Craig Ringer
On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 16:31, Nancy McIntyre wrote:

 The iMac has 288meg of RAM and a 40gig Western Digital Hard Disk, running
 10.3.5 (which runs okay, amazingly enough). I used the Activitiy monitor app
 to ah, monitor the cpu usage - when attempting to speak, the CPU idle time
 drops to -0.00.
 
 I was trying to get Skype working so my parents machine so they could have
 long talks with my brother over in the UK. If anyone knows the minimum mhz
 speed which allows Skype to run pls send me an e-mail, 

You may have more luck with other VoIP technologies, rather than Skype,
as if I recall correctly Skype encrypts all its data. That makes for a
significant CPU overhead, and given that the voice data also needs to be
encoded into a lossy format like one of the GSM codecs, the CPU
requirements may be excessive.

Try a basic SIP VoIP phone program if you can ... I suspect you'll have
a lot more success that way.

Anybody have suggestions on good SIP phone apps for OS/X?

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Re: Skype CPU usage usage on older macs

2004-11-04 Thread Shay Telfer

Anybody have suggestions on good SIP phone apps for OS/X?


There's the open source OhPhoneX:

http://xmeeting.sourceforge.net/ohphoneX-docs/ohphoneX.html

And the XPhone
http://www.nikotel.com/software.htm

which is rebadged for a number of VOIP gateway companies such as TerraCall
http://www.terracall.com/

As to whether they're good or not, I have no idea :)

Have fun,
Shay
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Robbery at our office!

2004-11-04 Thread info

Hi there guys and gals,

Just to let you all know that while I was gone overseas someone broke 
into our offices and stole my brand new Maxtor One Touch 200GB backup 
drive.  They didn't touch anything else just the drive in its black 
case.  So if anyone happens to see someone selling one for super 
cheap, you'll know where it came from.


Luckily I hadn't used it much for serious backup yet...it was that 
new!  MacWizard helped me to get it.  Any suggestions for a 
replacement?


Cheers but no backup drive,

Cal Conkey


Re: Robbery at our office!

2004-11-04 Thread Greg Satti
Hi Cal,

Sorry to hear the news.  I hope you were covered by insurance?

If your looking for a replacement, we sell the IceCube range, LaCie as well
as Maxtor.  By the way, how did you find the Maxtor drive?

Kind regards,
Greg Satti
www.zytech.com.au
PO Box 758, Bunbury WA 6230
Ph: (08) 9721 1125
Fx: (08) 9721 1126
Mob: 0423 558 636
The online data storage  technology store

On 4/11/04 7:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi there guys and gals,
 
 Just to let you all know that while I was gone overseas someone broke
 into our offices and stole my brand new Maxtor One Touch 200GB backup
 drive.  They didn't touch anything else just the drive in its black
 case.  So if anyone happens to see someone selling one for super
 cheap, you'll know where it came from.
 
 Luckily I hadn't used it much for serious backup yet...it was that
 new!  MacWizard helped me to get it.  Any suggestions for a
 replacement?
 
 Cheers but no backup drive,
 
 Cal Conkey
 
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Re: apple on Dateline ( SBS)

2004-11-04 Thread Paul Kitchener

gary dorn wrote:
Whilst my wife was watching dateline  ( SBS) this afternoon, I noticed 
that the presenter has a Apple powerbook ( titanium) on his desktop, 
proudly showing off the  white? apple logo.


It bemuses me though what good a laptop is to a tv presenter, unless 
they have a shedule, Q cards or  the like on the screen.

chow


When I studied IT at TAFE an early unit traced the history of the modern 
computer.


The first portable was said to be the Osborne, when asked (by me I 
think) what it was for, he said 'mainly as a status symbol'.


On the whole I dont see much has changed really, most laptops do their 
stuff atop a desk anyway...


Not all but most. What does Rove use his for? George Negus' one, albeit 
not an Apple?


At least the iPod can play music to you while it makes you look good out 
on the street;)



Cheers

Paul


Re: apple on Dateline ( SBS)

2004-11-04 Thread James / Hans Kunz

you maybe bemused about a laptop on tv screen...
im using it in a radiostudio for reading the prepared scripts, i'm sure 
i saved 100 trees by now in not printing the scripts,
what i'm missing is: i cannot connect the powerbook to the mixer desk  
play the music directly from there, i still have to burn rw disk  feed 
them into the cd player...
additionally you could have adls/internet  respond to the emails the 
listener / tv watchers sending you, or retrieve info you need during 
the tv show, or the producer communicates to you(the presenter) via 
internal lan network, a large clock for precise programming  ad 
placements should be on screen too


powerbook 17 = most versatile audio / video recording  editing 
studio


cheers James


On 04/11/2004, at 20:12, Paul Kitchener wrote:


gary dorn wrote:
Whilst my wife was watching dateline  ( SBS) this afternoon, I 
noticed that the presenter has a Apple powerbook ( titanium) on his 
desktop, proudly showing off the  white? apple logo.
It bemuses me though what good a laptop is to a tv presenter, unless 
they have a shedule, Q cards or  the like on the screen.

chow


When I studied IT at TAFE an early unit traced the history of the 
modern computer.


The first portable was said to be the Osborne, when asked (by me I 
think) what it was for, he said 'mainly as a status symbol'.


On the whole I dont see much has changed really, most laptops do their 
stuff atop a desk anyway...


Not all but most. What does Rove use his for? George Negus' one, 
albeit not an Apple?


At least the iPod can play music to you while it makes you look good 
out on the street;)



Cheers

Paul

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Eudora Firefox

2004-11-04 Thread Alex Novakovic

Hi Wamuggers

Last night I sent two replies to another list I am with and they 
bounced back.  Someone suggested that I could be sending my email in 
HTML format.  I have looked through preferences and can't see any 
such choice.  Can some-one kindly let me know where to find out?


Also, recently in the thread about bad Windows someone (Shay?) made a 
cryptic remark about Firefox - (don't tell them about Firefox - I 
think).  Could someone expand upon the Firefox thing please?


Cheers, and thanks in advance,  Alex
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Today it is not working All shortcuts have disappeared.
Windows are like that.  Screen. Mind. Both are blank.


Re: Strange Safari behaviour

2004-11-04 Thread Richard Kay

On 03/11/2004, at 7:38 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hi folks,

Has any one seen this with Safari ?
For the last few days each time I go to a website (from bookmarks, or 
a link, or typed in manually) it does not connect and I get a message 
telling me the server cannot be found. But if I try a second time it 
connects.


This is driving me crazy going to every web address twice to get in !!
Any ideas would be appreciated ?

PS: I have not changed any settings anywhere.

Regards,
Stephen Chape


A few more suggestions:

1. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107657

2. http://discussions.info.apple.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@.689e27cf

[Note: Message #3 in Thread 2 above is very comprehensive]

3. http://discussions.info.apple.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@.4aab0eab

rmkay



Re: Eudora Firefox

2004-11-04 Thread Rod



On 4/11/04 9:32 PM, Alex Novakovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi Wamuggers
 
 Last night I sent two replies to another list I am with and they
 bounced back.  Someone suggested that I could be sending my email in
 HTML format.  I have looked through preferences and can't see any
 such choice.  Can some-one kindly let me know where to find out?
 
 Also, recently in the thread about bad Windows someone (Shay?) made a
 cryptic remark about Firefox - (don't tell them about Firefox - I
 think).  Could someone expand upon the Firefox thing please?
 
 Cheers, and thanks in advance,  Alex

Firefox is the lastest browser from the Open Source Mozilla project, where
Mozilla is the browser/mail/newsgroups combo.  Better features and more
secure than IE, so we don't won't windows users to find out.  One less
reason to switch to Mac if they do!

Seeya

Rod!




Re: Eudora Firefox

2004-11-04 Thread Shay Telfer

Hi Wamuggers

Last night I sent two replies to another list I am with and they 
bounced back.  Someone suggested that I could be sending my email in 
HTML format.  I have looked through preferences and can't see any 
such choice.  Can some-one kindly let me know where to find out?


From the Special menu, open Settings and then scroll to the Styled 
Text panel. Click the 'Ask me each time' checkbox. That way Eudora 
will warn and ask you if you are sending anything with styles.


Was there any warning message in the bounce messages? Usually they 
contain some information about why they were bounced.


Also, recently in the thread about bad Windows someone (Shay?) made 
a cryptic remark about Firefox - (don't tell them about Firefox 
- I think).  Could someone expand upon the Firefox thing please?


It's a nice secure, simple yet expandable web browser:
http://www.mozilla.org/

Have fun,
Shay

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