I'd go for the the most power afordable. It's amazing how, Simple
video editing can quickly escalate into, advanced video editing.
Better still, a 20inch Ali iMac.
Be prepared!
On Jan 29, 2009, at 01:04 am, mkehoe wrote:
I am wanting to begin simple video editing of some 1 hour long
Yaboot on the PPC does/can work with OS x configured as the default;
however, I think you do have to have a linux distro. installed, and it
could be on a second drive. I mention the second drive, because it's
likely you don't want to start over with a linux install on your
existing drive. If you
On Jan 29, 2009, at 11:16 PM, Steve R wrote:
I've been at this most of the day and into the night, resetting
several times, reformatting twice and although I can get into the
D-Link interface same as yesterday, I still can't get the drive to
mount to create shared folders. It came up in
On Jan 30, 2009, at 6:18 AM, jfMac wrote:
Yaboot on the PPC does/can work with OS x configured as the default;
however, I think you do have to have a linux distro. installed, and it
could be on a second drive. I mention the second drive, because it's
likely you don't want to start over with
On Jan 30, 2009, at 6:54 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 30, 2009, at 6:18 AM, jfMac wrote:
Yaboot on the PPC does/can work with OS x configured as the default;
however, I think you do have to have a linux distro. installed, and
it
could be on a second drive. I mention the second
Bruce My faith in you is restored!!!
Chuck D.
On Jan 30, 2009, at 11:14 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 30, 2009, at 6:54 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 30, 2009, at 6:18 AM, jfMac wrote:
Yaboot on the PPC does/can work with OS x configured as the default;
however, I think you
I first heard of this great freeware app to turn many pictures into
one large mosaic on this list and it's been a while since it was
upgraded. A new version was released this week --
http://homepage.mac.com/knarf/MacOSaiX/
Steve R
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A Macbook connects happily via airport through a netgear router/modem but a
G4 desktop connected via ethernet gets a self assigned ip address connected
to the the same router.
If I connect the macbook or another computer using the same ethernet cable
to the same router, they connect happily.
All
Hi,
After my BenQ DVD-writer wouldn't write to 16-speed DVD-Rs anymore I
bought a Pioneer DVR-116D as it is seen by Macs as a native drive.
I tried flashing its firmware today on the PC of a friend, the FW on
the drive was 1.04 and the latest Pioneer FW was 1.09. But the
flashing wouldn't work,
Is the g4 connecting to the airport or to the netgear? If to the netgear,
check security settings on the netgear? Note that the macbook will use more
recent security settings that the g4 can¹t use/didn¹t have. You might be
able to get around that by putting a newer ethernet card with the more
At 7:06 PM + 1/30/2009, Andy wrote:
A Macbook connects happily via airport through a netgear
router/modem but a G4 desktop connected via ethernet gets a self
assigned ip address connected to the the same router.
If I connect the macbook or another computer using the same ethernet
cable to
At 7:06 PM + 1/30/09, Andy posted:
A Macbook connects happily via airport through a netgear router/modem
but a G4 desktop connected via ethernet gets a self assigned ip
address connected to the the same router.
If I connect the macbook or another computer using the same ethernet
cable to
Hey folks. I have been using a usb tethered cell phone for my modem
(evdo) on my pismo (10.3.9). For about a month or two now it's been
frequently disconnecting when I use either safari or firefox. It's
really unpredictable as far as time online goes before it decides to
hang up. Then it
Hi,
I have loads of ripped DVDs and a big music archive and the four disks
in my MDD are almost full. Today I saw that a 1TB SATA disk costs the
same amount as a 500GB ATA disk so I decided to buy a big SATA disk
and an ICIDU PCI adapter eSATA which has two internal ports and two
external eSATA
Andy wrote:
A Macbook connects happily via airport through a netgear router/modem
but a G4 desktop connected via ethernet gets a self assigned ip address
connected to the the same router.
If I connect the macbook or another computer using the same ethernet
cable to the same router, they
On Jan 30, 2009, at 11:42 AM, yawg wrote:
Does anybody on this list know more about the ins and outs of SATA
adapters in Macs?
The Initio-based adapters work well in G4 Macs. Less well in Intel Macs.
Both the LaCie and OWC adapters are (were) Initio-based.
The OWC adapter has switchable
On Jan 30, 2009, at 12:32 PM, jason wrote:
Hey folks. I have been using a usb tethered cell phone for my modem
(evdo) on my pismo (10.3.9). For about a month or two now it's been
frequently disconnecting when I use either safari or firefox. It's
really unpredictable as far as time
I have been given a PowerBook G4 Titanium (2003?) OS 10.3.9 but without its
45 watt mains power adapter. However I do have a spare Pismo/Lombard
circular adaptor which is also rated at 45W and 24 volts.
Problem is that the power socket on my new machine is 2.5mm stereo which
illuminates when in
It seems to me that icab is now fastest browser for powerpc.
I had been using firefox and then I went to a g4 optimized version of
Seamonkey.
Then I got the newest icab. Its quite a bit better on my 550g4 (7410).
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hi,
I just got this 1.5ghz cpu for my sawtooth and am enjoying it.
I am wondering since the card is compatible would it be worth
it to go to DA. Has anybody had the two to compare ?
Also could I transplant a motherboard into the sawtooth case
(possibly along with the higher rated powersupply)
On Jan 30, 2009, at 8:45 PM, tortoise wrote:
I just got this 1.5ghz cpu for my sawtooth and am enjoying it.
I am wondering since the card is compatible would it be worth
it to go to DA. Has anybody had the two to compare ?
Go for the faster 133 MHz bus, hence a DA.
You do lose one RAM
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