Hi,
I have the option on a monitor with DVI-I connection to use with my
Quicksilver G4.
Will the monitor DV-I cable fit into the ADC socket and work safely/
properly?
Tia
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On Aug 30, 2012, at 4:08 AM, geraldcornish wrote:
Will the monitor DVI-I cable fit into the ADC socket and work safely/
properly?
No. They're not even the same shape, the plugs won't fit.
You can only use an ADC monitor with an ADC video card.
You need to get a DVI video card to use the DVI
OK folks, I've found my answer - DVI-ADC adapters on ebay.
Cheers
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Date: 30 Aug 2012 10:08:03 BDT
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Subject: DVI vs ADC
Hi,
I have the option on a monitor with DVI-I connection to use with my
Kris, thanks for all the useful info.
I think I will pass the option for now.
I'm looking for a larger monitor, maybe get a VGA monitor as I have a
17 Apple monitor on the ADC port.
On 30 /08/ 2012, at 10:51, Kris Tilford wrote:
On Aug 30, 2012, at 4:08 AM, geraldcornish wrote:
Will the
It´s not technical and it´s ugly.
There are many different, more constructive, more creative - and more
helpful - things one can do than create fashion to image geekiness.
For $600 I´d rather buy a Mac Mini. It´s far more useful than furniture
that is dangerous to pets and little children.
I'm using one to set my flat screen monitor on to use as a TV. Of course I
have half a dozen other G4's that are busy collecting dust...
-Jonas
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I am certain the crack in the inner ring would effect the disk's
structural integrity but at normal speeds it would be fine. When you
tried to backup the disk Toast spun the drive up to maximum speed
(something like 52x) and the disk exploded because it wasn't strong
enough to spin at that
I want to have the G5 moved a ways away from where I want to have the
2 monitors for work.
Am I looking at DVI-D dual link cables for this?
What is the limit for length?
I can see wanting to run these around the corner involving 25' or
more if that's workable.
John V
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Neat idea but I think that it would be an unbefitting end to my Gigabit G4 that
served me flawlessly for ten years.
JT
On Aug 24, 2012, at 10:58 AM, Dan wrote:
http://www.techhive.com/article/2000340/the-classy-coffee-table-gives-old-power-mac-g4s-a-new-lease-on-life.html
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Just a suggestion: buy the best quality CDs or DVDs you
can afford and then back up the disk.
For games or other optical media used often,
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Use The Backup!
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Store the original away where it´s dark.
Read up on the lifetime expectancy (mtbf) of CDs and DVDs.
Defend yourself
Howdy Jonas
Please excuse the butt-in I am typing this on a G4. My heart sank
when I read the deal about the coffee table. I find the G4 Quite
reliable after I jacked it up a little. Do you want to get rid of the
G4s you have?? I am retired and kinda enjoy the layed back speed of
Neat idea but I think that it would be an unbefitting end to my Gigabit G4
that served me flawlessly for ten years.
The proper coffee table Mac is an Apple Network Server. Put a plate of
glass on top of it. Presto, table. And you don't even need to drill the case.
For bonus points, connect a
At 10:35 PM -0700 8/29/12, Jonas Lopez wrote:
There must have been some change with VLC
Yes, as it turns out. Between the 1.x and 2.x series, they switched
to using a major new revision of libavcodec -- which has some severe
problems.
The fix, for now, is to revert to VLC 1.1.9
On Aug 28, 2012, at 12:51 PM, JohnV wrote:
I want to have the G5 moved a ways away from where I want to have the 2
monitors for work.
Am I looking at DVI-D dual link cables for this?
What is the limit for length?
I can see wanting to run these around the corner involving 25' or more if
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