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picture, good viewing angles, fast response time etc. that would be
comparable to an Apple Cinema Display, and be just as good for video
editing in Final Cut and digital photo work in Photoshop?
Any recommendations, caveats, or comments would be appreciated.
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Apple adapter to
make the old ADC Cinema Display work with the G5. Then the G4 will get
one of the old CRT monitors still sitting around here to use with the
scanners etc.
Upgrading computers is such a hassle. . .
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heard of, like DoubleSight, Hazro,
and LG. He says that the best picture quality comes from LCDs
manufactured with an IPS based panel. Now I have to learn what IPS
is. . .
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an art
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for $550. That's a little more than I wanted to spend, though, and it
appears not to have a DVI connector (I don't know what HDMI with
HDCP is, but it doesn't have the letters DVI in it).
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$100 million into Samsung awhile back?
Just my half cents worth...
JT
Thanks JT. The votes seem to be piling up for Samsung. I'll try that
brand first. I think both Sam's Club and Costco have them. Does
Samsung really make the Apple monitors, does anyone know?
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time to avoid
ghosting of moving images, I understand, so if it's a toss-up
between two monitors, the fastest response time may break the tie. And
of course Photoshop work on digital photos and things requires good
accurate color.
So many variables. . .
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of these Samsungs,
or bring one home and try it out. Many Mac users appear to be really
happy with them.
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between computers. So it goes, as computer technology races on.
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happen if I just replaced the Library in the
freshly-installed OS on the G5 with the entire Library folder from the
G4?
And where does Firefox keep all its bookmarks? Can I just drag that
folder over to the G5 too?
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all that sound comes out of the external speaker as well, so there's
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as well, so there is no silence in the room.
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watching a YouTube video. I want to silence this computer completely
when the headset is plugged in.
If there is no other way to do it, I'll still have to go into the box
and unplug the internal speaker, darn it.
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You must be talking about CS3. I've been running CS2 on various G4s,
and now a G5, for a couple of years. I don't know what CS3 requires,
but it seems like it should easily run on any Intel Mac.
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Years ago when I needed help with a Mac, I called Apple and they
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an AP article on the Web today makes it sound like things have changed
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not be a problem.
But what would I really gain by upgrading to a Quicksilver 733 instead
of a Digital Audio? Or are the differences so slight that I should go
with a DA if I happen to see a better deal on one of those on eBay?
Any advice much appreciated.
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Quicksilver, and if not, I'll look for
one on eBay.
You've been very helpful and I appreciate it.
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solved! To sum up: among all the options for
converting .flv to .mov, I vote for the Perian plug-in for QuickTime,
for anyone else who wants to do same. Best of all, it's free.
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of QuickTime when you install it. Whether it unlocks any version of
QT that Final Cut works with, or only the version that was current
when that version of Studio was released, I don't know. I had already
paid my $25 when I bought Final Cut, so nothing changed.
Maybe somebody here knows?
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You do NOT need to pay to export from iMovie or other video editing
tools. The QT libraries are available for any programmer to use all
the time.
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Since I have always used the pro version of QT,
are beautiful.
So, if your main use is to print photos or scans, my vote is for the
Epson R1800.
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Well, for the ultimate in archivalness (is that a word?), to preserve
things for future generations of your family, do what I plan to do:
get rid of both magnetic and optical storage. Back to basics here.
Sure, we all shoot digital now, but we don't have to store that way.
Print out your most
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pen had smeared and was unreadable, whereas the penciled notes, after
drying out, were just fine.
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as a paperback book, but it just lies here on the floor
under the desk and I never notice it. And it works great to run this
Cinema Display. It was cheaper than buying a newer Cinema Display with
DVI, which would have cost around $600, judging from what I see on
eBay.
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with her
G4 MDD? Any recommendations on what card to look for? (I assume these
wireless cards plug into a PCI slot, or am I mistaken?)
Maybe I could get a suitable wi-fi card on the swaplist, if I knew
what sort to ask for. Any advice would be much appreciated.
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the capabilities of old ones so far.
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When I moved up from a G4, which had an ADC connector, to the G5,
which did not, I figured $100 for the adapter to keep using this big
Cinema Display with the G5 was a lot cheaper than buying a whole new
monitor just for the G5.
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space.
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I second making disk images of the CDs, with Disk Utility. The Mac
thinks the disk images are the actual disks, except they're always
available on the hard drive. You can put the original disks away for
safekeeping. Look up how to make a disk image of a CD if you don't
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And that's all just from second-hand smoke. Imagine the insides of the
lungs that got that smoke full strength. You can't use degreaser on
them.
I don't know how many friends and relatives I've lost to lung cancer.
Smokers are just plain nuts.
Years ago, when I was a teenager, I worked in a gas station, and to
show you how long ago this was, we actually put the gas in the
customers' cars for them! They never even had to get out of the car!
And while the car was being gassed up, we also checked the engine oil,
the tire pressure,
I just upgraded from Tiger 10.4.11 to Leopard 10.5.6, and everything
seems to be normal in Leopard, except for Mail. When I open Mail,
although all my mailboxes are there, they're empty.
How do I get all my stored messages back into those mailboxes?
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done it. I regret it now.
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your data. This was only
partial destruction of my mailbox collection.
Now to play around with Leopard and find out what else might be
broken. This is a disappointing upgrade, to say the least.
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So, I lost some mailbox contents, but I gained Time machine, Spaces,
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traumatic in one way or another.
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Since this thread will end up archived somewhere, I thought I'd add
another person's solution to this problem of Mail breaking after an OS
upgrade, that was sent to me. It's basically what I did myself, but
for anyone who needs to be walked through it, here is his solution,
step-by-step:
I've
is the browser I'm using,
clicking on that link brings up the same message that it's an invalid
address, while if I use Firefox, it opens the eBay page just fine.
So, what could be the problem between Mail and Safari with regard to e-
mail links to eBay? Any ideas what I might do to fix it?
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with Safari? Any more ideas
anybody?
Thanks for the help!
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Firefox.
Does that supply any clue to the problem?
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is that my Safari
chokes on it every single time.
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boxes may also be able to do this, but I do know that
the Canopus ADVC300 can.
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I bought one of these nifty USB wireless adapters http://tinyurl.com/
66egqs for my wife's G4 MDD 1.4 GB running 10.4.11, and it works
great. I just plugged the dongle into a USB port, installed the
software from the included CD, and her Mac now has access to the
Internet from the antenna on our
that?
Oh well, all's well that ends well I guess, and thanks for the help!
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Use 'em or lose 'em, it appears.
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Here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/6pja7n. Does Dell make good
quality monitors? Anybody got one of these, and can report on it?
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the 1-gig's backup folder, and tell TM to restore it to the new drive,
and it will do that and leave the other drive alone?
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Thanks Bruce. And since I've decided to replace the other drive too,
as a precaution (they're both 5 years old), I guess I'll do that
twice, once with each drive.
Then I'll be back to where I was originally, before the drive failure,
only with new drives instead of old ones.
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it had before I got it, but since the owner was a video
editor using Final Cut Pro, I suspect it was a lot.
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I'm willing to pay a little extra not to have to go through this dead
drive hassle again anytime soon. Let a few million hours go by first,
I say.
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before trying any of this Time Machine
stuff makes good sense, and I'll do that. Thanks.
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consider well spent. I was mainly just looking at the extra two years
of warranty protection Hitachi provides for them.
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OK, I got the two new drives today, replaced my dead internal drive
with one of them, and used Time Machine to restore the contents of the
dead drive to the new one. I was successful, but only on the second
try. I didn't do it the right way the first time around, I guess.
The first time I tried
Thanks John, but in this case it's pretty easy to tell when these
drives were made; they both have July 2009 printed right on them, in
big red letters! (Must be something new?).
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You could go to this Apple discussion forum and ask the question
there, and you're sure to get the right answer. There are some really
smart people there about iMovie and they'll have an answer for you in
a few hours, if not sooner: http://tinyurl.com/34qtot
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This thread will probably end up archived somewhere, so I'll just tie
up the loose end and report how the installation and restoration of
the second disk went, for anyone who may be faced with doing this in
the future.
To continue the above, after the new replacement for the dead drive
ran
My mother-in-law, an elderly and stubborn lady (though nice) refuses
to give up her old 1 GHz iMac (the half-soccer-ball novelty with the
little monitor-on-a-stem sticking out of it) even though it dates from
the Jurassic Period of computing and we all keep telling her she'd be
better off with a
missing it somewhere? Where should I look for
it?
And by the way, this old iMac does see the new drive as a 500 gig, or
rather 460 or something.
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stymied for a way to get the OS 9 drivers. Any ideas?
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On Oct 1, 9:54 pm, yersi...@cybernex.net wrote:
Tom writes,
Thanks, Yersinia and Taner. Well, I can start the old iMac up with the
10.4 installer disk, and then use its Disk Utility to format the new
drive, but no matter how I try
,
Library, etc? Or will I maybe corrupt the new system by trying to
splice in pieces of the old one? Is it better (and safer) for her to
just reconstruct her old information by putting it in manually?
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This is one of those HP Photosmart C4200 All-in-One printer/scanners
that Apple was giving away with their computers a couple years ago
(USB connection).
I only want to use it as a scanner for photos, attached to a G4 MDD
1.42 GHz running 10.4.11. The Mac recognizes the scanner through the
HP
and the
G4 MDD. Lovely photo scans, great colors!
Thanks very much again gang! This is a great group!
All the best,
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and start over. Very convenient.
So I can certainly recommend and endorse Time Machine.
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I had bad burns (also using Toast with a Pioneer drive) until I
switched to the Linkyo brand, obtainable from Amazon.com. Not one
coaster since.
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is Apple
thinking (a great many people besides me are asking)?
Anyway, back to the point, can anyone tell me whether there are less
expensive monitors that compare favorably to the (now discontinued)
Apple 23 Cinema Display?
Thanks much,
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Anybody out there using one of these Dell monitors, and have an
opinion about it? I hope the G5's video card (GeForce 6600) can run it
OK; I assume it can.
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camera, you take
it directly from the camera, of course, no Canopus required. And when
the Canopus is connected to the Mac to feed in video, both iMovie and
Final Cut see it as a camera (for example, iMovie will say Camera
connected).
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to looking at the 23 Apples on Ebay for the extra couple hundred
dollars, but for all the hours every day that I spend looking at a
monitor, I think it will be worth it.
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Well, the current Apple 24 Cinema Display for sale on the Apple
website does indeed have a glossy screen, and if you look at the
ratings and reviews that begin on that same webpage, you notice that
a great many people cannot stand the gloss. It sounds like I would not
like it either, since many of
videos or recording vacations
for family and friends. For any kind of serious video production, dump
iMovie fast and get any version of Final Cut, learn to use it, and
you'll wonder how you ever put up with iMovie.
Final Cut is confusing at first and not easy to master, but Tom
Wolsky, the author
pan/zooms in Photo to Movie
and then export them into Final Cut. For shows done entirely with
Photo to Movie, you can add music, titles, and all sorts of things.
Take a look at their sample slideshows here: http://tinyurl.com/
yfej3j4.
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Miro will download videos with no problem, and it's free:http://
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not
exceed 150W.
Anybody see a problem with plugging a Powerbook, a MacBook, or an iPod
into this thing? (Not all at once, of course).
Thanks much!
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I also have a QS 2001 867 with a similar problem.
I tried changing the internal speaker with a speaker out of an
identical, (dead mobo but would bong indicating mobo or CPU) QS with
no success.
Headphones and external speakers work ok.
I am interested in where to look for damaged components and
Here's a link to a Seattle Times article on the Lion operating system:
http://tinyurl.com/24jese8
I notice that Apple's new laptop computers will have flash drives
instead of hard drives. Does that mean that flash drives will
eventually replace hard drives in all computers, then?
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After several years of daily use, my trusty G5 2.0 is headed for the
boneyard--it's showing the symptoms of power-supply failure. So rather
than muck around in its innards trying to revive it, which I don't
have either the time or experience to do, I'm looking for a
replacement, probably off Ebay.
Mac Pro. My budget is around
$1000, maybe a bit more. Can anyone suggest a used model of Mac Pro
that fits this bill, and my (dollar) bills? Or am I asking for too
much for the money?
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Thanks John Felix. I think I can probably use Time Machine (from an
external backup drive) to restore the disks if I have to repartition
them. I used TM that way before when an internal drive died and it
restored the replacement exactly, though it took a long time.
Regards,
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, does anyone have any ideas how I might get this drive to
reappear on the desktop, so I can quickly rescue the data I want to
save? Didn't I read something once about sticking a dead drive in the
freezer for a while and trying it cold?
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their cases, but I'll do that too if Disk Warrior doesn't work when I
get it. I guess I could buy a new enclosure from OWC and put this
drive in it, to see what happens.
Thanks for the tips!
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And my Time Machine external drive does show up on the desktop of the
G5, so I'm assuming that means that the FW ports of the G5 are OK.
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too 800 mb/sec. Connection speed
unknown.
It strikes me that one of these FireWire buses might be a PCI-X card
I installed that provides some extra USB and two FW ports.
Other than that, it's all Greek to me. Make any sense to you?
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not have a continuous backup for such work!
Meanwhile, do you think should I suspend further recovery attempts
until DW arrives?
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rather than spend another $20 to get the stuff faster, since these two
items are costing me quite enough by themselves. But when I do get the
old drive into the new enclosure and try it out, I'll report here
whether it worked or not.
Tom
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My sister-in-law has a G4 eMac that came with a 40-gig drive, which
has filled up. The computer is perfectly functional, though, and
serves all her needs; she just needs more storage room.
I bought a 500-gig drive for her from OWC and intended to replace the
old one with the new. Then on
, and no Disk Utility cannot
see the drive. Thanks for the suggestions).
Tom
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in the dead drive's enclosure,
now that it's shown itself to be a good enclosure, and that will
become my back up drive for the other one I just got. I TRUST NOTHING
anymore!
Thanks again to all who tried to help me out here.
Best wishes,
Tom
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