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Charles Rankin wrote:
I have
Handbrake worked great, thanks.
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I regularly back-up my data files to a WD MyBook using the Powerdesk
Synchronize function. But I notice that on thet external drive the time
stamp exactly comes out 1 hour later than the original file had, so the
files never match up as identical.
I've not had that issue with Powerdesk
On Jan 13, 2008, at 11:14 PM, Charles Rankin wrote:
I have a Canon Pixma IP8500 photo printer. It prints photos and color
pictures beautifully. My question has to do with replacement ink
cartridges for this printer. If I buy the official Canon cartridges,
they will cost me $11.95 apiece
Yes, I suppose any kind of memory can get corrupted, though ROM (well,
EEPROM) would be much less susceptible than RAM.
The bigger question is why are you burning so many different types of
DVDs? I burn several per week and all of them are UDF, no
multisession, DVD-R, which the company buys in
Some compatibles may not be up-to-snuff, and one needs to be a bit
careful in that regard...
Back when I was feeding an Epson inkjet I found that third party inks
worked surprisingly well. I experimented with very inexpensive ink and
found that it worked as well as expensive ink. I'm sure
The burner worked fine from day 1 until it started eliminating DVD-R
from its functionality. The firmware upgrade fixed this. Can firmware
get corrupted? Was the firmware update the best troubleshooting path
Hard to say unless you know exactly what was in the firmware upgrade.
One of the things
On Jan 14, 2008, at 1:22 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Back when I was feeding an Epson inkjet I found that third party inks
worked surprisingly well. I experimented with very inexpensive ink and
found that it worked as well as expensive ink. I'm sure there are
companys out there who cheat their
Judy -
Thanks for your link, much appreciated.
Am I right, have CG participants taken a welcome turn
in recent weeks? There seems now an abundant linking
to fertile knowledge, much to the benefit of all of us
on the bottom of the foodchain.
Keepin' on...
CEW
I want to buy a DURABLE high quality brand of SD card with medium speed
RW capability (~9 mb/sec but don't need the fastest speeds
available). (It's for for my Canon digital camera which can also shoot
video but doesn't RW at the fastest speeds).
I have had a 512MB and a 2GB SANDISK Ultra
I just watched a show on the Science Channel, I think. Can't remember
what it was called, but it had to do with 7 people of differing
abilities who where at the top of their fields and then measuring
their intelligence in different ways. However, one of the things
brought out in the show
Hello- SanDisk made an 8 GB SD card that I bought in Israe-l. Are you
sure
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I don't normally burn that many types (and don't to multisession). I
was just trying to clarify wheat the issue was: the hardware, the
media or the authoring software.
I guess the restored functionality after the firmware upgrade puts the
answer in the hardware sort of category:-)
Everything had
It's always possible that some software upgrade broke something. If it was
an MS patch that broke it, the drive manufacturer may have decided the easier
route to the fix was to change the firmware of his product.
I've had a lot of things get flaky at some point in time, and have often
I'd also like to know this. I've been looking for a 10GB high speed
SD card for my Panasonic DMC-FZ18, of course at a reasonable price.
Good to know not to go with the A DATA cards I might find.
Jeff M
On Jan 14, 2008, at 2:48 PM, db wrote:
I want to buy a DURABLE high quality brand of
Probably just a hardware failure then. Maybe intermittent; a dust mote
on the laser, or a crack on the circuit board. May come back soon, may
not. I personally doubt the firmware upgrade was responsible for
'fixing' the drive.
Again, you've gone to much more effort than I would have. I'd be more
Can I ask who you bought them from?
db
Charles Rankin wrote:
Thanks to all who responded to my original questions about this. The
information I got here was very helpful. I ended up ordering
compatible cartridges for about 1/3 the cost of the Canon
cartridges. I'm sure they'll be fine.
Thanks to all who responded to my original questions about this. The
information I got here was very helpful. I ended up ordering compatible
cartridges for about 1/3 the cost of the Canon cartridges. I'm sure
they'll be fine.
Thanks again,
Charlie Rankin
I just watched a show on the Science Channel, I think. Can't remember
what it was called, but it had to do with 7 people of differing
abilities who where at the top of their fields and then measuring
their intelligence in different ways. However, one of the things
brought out in the show
When I try to use Netflix's online movie player I get the following
message:
Your computer's video card driver may not support the Netflix Movie
Viewer. Sometimes simply rebooting your computer will fix the
problem. If not, please obtain the latest driver from your computer's
video card
The unfortunate part is every time my son brought home his High
school PreCalc book, it reminded how much I did not remember
Stewart
At 08:07 PM 1/14/2008, you wrote:
I was cleaning up the attic and ran across a college text book from a
class I had failed. I remember to this day how
In order to use SDHC you must have a device that will read SDHC. Not
all devices do, it is not backward compatible.
Stewart
At 08:20 PM 1/14/2008, you wrote:
why not just get an sdhc? what you got against sdhc? what you
consider a good price? 4 gig do 1000 pitchers.
4's are 34 bucks all
Last I heard was that SDHC was developed to break the 2G barrier.
Doesn't SD use like FAT which was limited to 2G?
Surely someone knows of a quality 4GB 60x or better SD card that is not
SDHC?
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On Jan 14, 2008, at 7:44 PM, Charles Rankin wrote:
Thanks to all who responded to my original questions about this.
The information I got here was very helpful. I ended up ordering
compatible cartridges for about 1/3 the cost of the Canon
cartridges. I'm sure they'll be fine.
I'm sure
I've been working with iTunes and have discovered a problem that keeps
showing up. I keep getting an exclamation point next to some songs
without warning or reason, indicating that the song can't be found. I
just spent the last 2 hours going through and re-importing about 100
songs. While
There is a difference between SDHC and high speed.
high speed refers to the writing time for the card to read and write
there are differences between cards.
SDHC refers to the standard of capacity the card can hold with SDHC
being used for all cards (that meat the standard) 4GB and above.
Thank you. Now I'll run back to the manual and find out exactly what
they say I should use (now I'm confused and not sure) and be back with
the same questions about price, quality and where to find them.
Jeff M
On Jan 14, 2008, at 10:28 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
There is a
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