Is it flash video? Flash seems to eat processor cycles under osx for
some reason, so it could be that things are just getting too hot and
causing it to freak out. Is there anything else you can do to work the
processor (video encoding, or even a batch of using iTunes to convert
things
On Sep 27, 2009, at 1:46 PM, Stephen Conrad wrote:
I have a pair of binoculars that is also a cam that I want to try out.
10x25
303 FT at 1000 YDS
This is all it sats on the unit
Macam and Image Capture don't see the unit.
It does not show up on the desktop either,
Ideas?
See what
On Sep 27, 2009, at 2:51 PM, nestamicky wrote:
On 09-09-27 02:27 PM, Geke wrote:
Like Lyne, I have 896 MB (in my Digital Audio 466), and because it's
so cheap now (12$) I just bought a 512MB module to boost the Mac to
1280 MB.
(It hasn't arrived yet, so I don't know the difference.)
Maybe
I just bought a Asante GigaNIX Gigabyte PCI Network card and I'm
having a fun time trying to find a driver for it. I'm using 10.5.8.
Any ideas? Jeff
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Jeffrey Engle wrote:
I just bought a Asante GigaNIX Gigabyte PCI Network card and I'm having
a fun time trying to find a driver for it. I'm using 10.5.8. Any ideas? Jeff
Silly question, did you try installing it and seeing if the OS
recognizes it?
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Hey Jeffery, Did you try their website? This is what I do when all else fails and if they don't have the driver listed I find their phone # and call them. They may charge you for it too? Did you ask the person or place you bought it? If it was new it should have came with it... Hopefully someone
The next time we're railing on about Apple doing this and Apple
screwing up that
Just remember, this could be far worse.
http://tinyurl.com/ydqho96
For comparison, this is the Windows equivalent of upgrading from 10.4
to 10.6
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On Sep 28, 2009, at 10:23 AM, Clark Martin wrote:
Jeffrey Engle wrote:
I just bought a Asante GigaNIX Gigabyte PCI Network card and I'm
having
a fun time trying to find a driver for it. I'm using 10.5.8. Any
ideas? Jeff
Silly question, did you try installing it and seeing if the OS
Went to their website and found the driver for 10.4.x but not for
10.5.x maybe that's why it was so reasonably priced? darn... guess
I'll keep looking. Jeff
On Sep 28, 2009, at 10:31 AM, Richard Gerome wrote:
Hey Jeffery,
Did you try their website? This is what I do when all else
At 10:38 AM -0700 9/28/2009, Bruce Johnson wrote:
The next time we're railing on about Apple doing this and Apple
screwing up that
Just remember, this could be far worse.
http://tinyurl.com/ydqho96
For comparison, this is the Windows equivalent of upgrading from 10.4
to 10.6
I donno.
On Sep 28, 2009, at 11:22 AM, Dan wrote:
I donno. Forcing someone to make a backup of their files before
upgrading the OS is a Good Thing. Did I mention that my housemate
just did two days of downtime because all his peecee would do is BSOD?
Yeah, and Winderz makes that so easy...oh
For my main file server I use a PowerMac G4 MDD DP 1GHZ, running Mac OS 10.4
Server. I know that I can hook up several monitors to the machine and it
will work, so my question is: If I plug a PCI video card into it in addition
to the stock AGP card, will I loose Quartz Extreme support on the
I don't know if you lose QE by installing a pci video card, but I suspect not.
However there is a software patch (non-apple) that is supposed to enable QE in
PCI but it has warnings and when I tried it I didn't see any improvement.
Why not just get an APG video card that will support two
All MDDs came with cards that support 2 monitors, one ADC and one DVI.
The ADC port can either be used with an Apple LCD or converted to DVI
with a 3rd-party adapter cable. (About $20.)
The DVI port can of course be converted to VGA as well.
Why not just get an APG video card that will support
On Sep 28, 2009, at 4:27 PM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:
For my main file server I use a PowerMac G4 MDD DP 1GHZ, running Mac
OS 10.4 Server. I know that I can hook up several monitors to the
machine and it will work, so my question is: If I plug a PCI video
card into it in addition to the
I completely forgot that there are two ports on that card, and if I get a
converter I can have two monitors that way. Is there such a thing as a 3
monitor card?
-Jonas
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Bill Connelly billycarm...@verizon.netwrote:
On Sep 28, 2009, at 4:27 PM, Jonas Ulrich
Hi All,
After years of using the iTunes store without issue (currently on a
PowerMac G5 running 10.4.11; iTunes 9.0.1) , all of a sudden it
won't let me purchase anything. I can browse the store but when I try
to buy, I get a screen that says Your request could not be
completed with some
I always say if you have an older machine max out the memory with the
best memory for your machine, if you don't know what kind will give you this
better performance find out which kind will give you the best via websites out
there but I don't know of any... I was told this after buying
At 6:34 PM -0600 9/28/2009, Doug McNutt wrote:
My wife, with her up to date iMac running AppleMail and OS 10.6.xx
buys things for her iPhone from iTunes using her VISA account. I, on
this Mac 8500 running OS 9.1, get forwarded copies of her receipts
from iTunes so that I can enter them into my
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