533MHz Digital Audio ( only about a year younger than
yours ) - OS10.3.9 , 1.5Gb Ram, 256mb video card, 80gb + 120Gb HDs as my main
machine 8 hours a day drawing CAD plans for houses.
It is stable , fast ( fast enough for my CAD program anyway ) easy to work on
and easy to expand.
I earn a good
.
Being not too familiar with this model, and after a Google search, I`m
looking for advice on how to upgrade the video card.
snip
The ATI Radeon 7500 Mac Edition seems to be compatible, but at 32Mb doesn`t
seems to provide much advantage for mid-2000s needs!
For the time, the 32MB Radeon 7500
On Nov 25, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Stewie de Young wrote:
Gorka , I use my dual 533MHz Digital Audio ( only about a year
younger than yours ) - OS10.3.9 , 1.5Gb Ram, 256mb video card, 80gb
+ 120Gb HDs as my main machine 8 hours a day drawing CAD plans for
houses.
It is stable , fast ( fast
Has anyone tried the 64mb ATI Radeon 9600 Pro shipped with 2004 PowerMac G5s
in older G4 towers?
My friend`s G5 uses this card and I would like to know if it could be
replaced by something better and moved to the G4 Gigabit. This would be a
symbiotic move between the Macs!
Searched Google but
PM
Subject: Re: Video upgrade options for a Gigabit Ethernet G4
On Nov 25, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Stewie de Young wrote:
Gorka , I use my dual 533MHz Digital Audio ( only about a year
younger than yours ) - OS10.3.9 , 1.5Gb Ram, 256mb video card, 80gb
+ 120Gb HDs as my main machine 8 hours
On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:23 PM, Stewie de Young wrote:
An AGP card is also a lot faster than its PCI equivalent as well.
Not all AGP cards are faster, a AGP 1x (never used by Apple) is
equivalent to the 33MHz, 64-bit PCI slot used in the PowerMac G3 BW
and the early G4s
--
You received
a single 66MHz 32bit PCI slot, which is dedicated to the video
card. It's not dedicated. You can use one of the other 33MHz 64bit slots for a
video card, and put another card in that video slot.
I did this once with a 66MHz PCI sata card. I figured I was more interested in
disk access than video
-- On Tue, 11/24/09, Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a second Rage 128 in my
PowerMac G3. I kinds got mixed up
there, but oh well.
So the question is: do you get different performance from the two cards.
I.E. is the speed of the PCI slot the limitation?
I think the 66MHz PCI
I get about the same performance from them, although Otto Matic is a
tad bit slower now that i have the two displays... ):
On Nov 24, 2009, at 2:42 PM, John Niven wrote:
-- On Tue, 11/24/09, Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a second Rage 128 in my
PowerMac G3. I kinds got mixed up
/fall2001/cmsc411/projects/agp/pci_vs_agp.htm
In this case for Gorka , I mentioned these upper end ATI and nVidia cards ( for
a GigE anyway )because he sounded like he wanted a big increase in pixel
pushing power.
Stewie
From: kasm...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Video upgrade options for a Gigabit
with 16mb VRAM
isn`t up to the task of running Medal of Honor as fluidly as it should.
Being not too familiar with this model, and after a Google search, I`m
looking for advice on how to upgrade the video card.
As I have been able to check, this model only has an AGP x2 slot for video
cards, plus
Cube and is quite
good too and at only Au$99 is pretty good value in my opinion.
Don't forget these are flashed PC cards. Retail Mac versions of the same video
cards are probably double that at least.
An AGP card is also a lot faster than its PCI equivalent as well.
Stewie
From: g...@gmx.net
sticks in each. To upgrade the VRAM, you need a new video card.
The optical drive is standard, but not all drives have burning
support in OSX. Fo those drives that don't there's PatchBurn (google
it.) And finally, you will need an external enclosure for moving
stuff from the old hard drive
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
upgrading the RAM to 2GB, which is the max.
1. What's the memory stick that I can use? 512MBper
not sure about the RAM, but if it has 4 slots it probably takes
512MB sticks in each. To upgrade the VRAM, you need a new video card.
The optical drive is standard, but not all drives have burning
support in OSX. Fo those drives that don't there's PatchBurn (google
it.) And finally, you
--- On Thu, 11/12/09, Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Newbie! Memory and Video card upgrade for G4 dual 867Mhz PowerPc
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, November 12, 2009, 6:14 AM
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm
the max?
Without replacing the video card, yes.
3. How can I upgrade my 60GB HDD to 160GB? Any 3.5 IDE HDD will do?
Can I do clone my existing HDD to the new HDD without re-installing
everything? If yes, how/what software do I use?
Yes, you can also just add another drive, yes any IDE 3.5 drive
software do I use?
I'm also thinking of replacing the DVD-ROM with a DVD-RW. Will any
DVD-writer do?
Im not sure about the RAM, but if it has 4 slots it probably takes
512MB sticks in each. To upgrade the VRAM, you need a new video card.
The optical drive is standard, but not all drives
://support.apple.com/kb/TA25585?
viewlocale=en_US, you cand find out this information in System
Profiler.
Keep in mind that if you don't know the history then the video card,
CPU, HD and RAM may have been replaced. It's best to identify the model
by fixed elements of the computer
On Oct 19, 10:00 am, Gary vengefulta...@gmail.com wrote:
The video card on it is an IMS Twin Turbo, which I need to use since
it has a VGA out port on it, and I don't have any sort of adapter to
convert the native Mac video out to VGA.
A Radeon 7000 Mac ed. (32 MB) would be the cheapest
I'm at my wit's end with this beige G3 (300 Mhz, 30GB IDE hard disk,
384MB RAM) that I've been prepping to give away. I've tried installing
both Linux and OS X 10.3 on it, but run into what seems to be the
same roadblock.
The video card on it is an IMS Twin Turbo, which I need to use since
On Oct 19, 2009, at 7:00 AM, Gary wrote:
I'm at my wit's end with this beige G3 (300 Mhz, 30GB IDE hard disk,
384MB RAM) that I've been prepping to give away. I've tried installing
both Linux and OS X 10.3 on it, but run into what seems to be the
same roadblock.
The video card
suggestions for Webcams with Video / Audio for a DA Dual 533 under
Leopard?
Thanks.
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) and it seems stuck
on crashing when I try to connect either account under Leopard 10.5.8.
I've also started investigating iChat. Is that a multiple client IM
app?
Any suggestions for Webcams with Video / Audio for a DA Dual 533 under
Leopard?
Thanks
with both. As for a webcam, any compatible USB camera
(either expressly or with the macam driver http://webcam-osx.sourceforge.net/
plus iUSBCam http://www.ecamm.com/mac/iusbcam/ will work with
iChat, avoiding the need for expensive firewire cameras. iChat also
supports USB Video Class cameras
Gary wrote:
I'm at my wit's end with this beige G3 (300 Mhz, 30GB IDE hard disk,
384MB RAM) that I've been prepping to give away. I've tried installing
both Linux and OS X 10.3 on it, but run into what seems to be the
same roadblock.
The video card on it is an IMS Twin Turbo, which I need
On Oct 19, 1:21 pm, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
As Bruce said, the Twin Turbo doesn't work with X.
Oy. Oh well. I did hope it would work because the initial OS X
installer ran fine.
As to Linux have you tried having Xorg configure itself? If it isn't
running a shell after boot
On Oct 10, 6:16 pm, Nestamicky nestami...@gmail.com wrote:
Also, while I have your attention. Do you know of a DVD authoring
software; avi to dvd that's even paid for, free would be great. One that
does not take 39 hours to make a single dvd. Please don't mention toast
to me.
I don't know
I have an ATI 9200LE in this Sawtooth and I want to update the rom but I
can't find the latest one, which is 127. If you have it in your machine,
please send me an e-Mail off list. If you know of a non-broken link that
I could get it from, please say. I've spent 2 hours working on this and
For simple AVI to DVD authoring, I've found that VisualHub is multiple
times faster than Toast. Unfortunately, the developer stopped selling it
about a year ago, I'm not sure you can still get it.\
Chance
Nestamicky wrote:
I have an ATI 9200LE in this Sawtooth and I want to update the rom but
On Oct 11, 9:16 am, Nestamicky nestami...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an ATI 9200LE in this Sawtooth and I want to update the rom but I
can't find the latest one, which is 127. If you have it in your machine,
please send me an e-Mail off list. If you know of a non-broken link that
I could get
Awesome!
And it's free now!
Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
Visual Hub is now call 'Film Redux'
It's available from http://tinyurl.com/a36m3c
*
*
Regards
Santa
On 11/10/2009, at 10:41 AM, Chance Reecher wrote:
For simple AVI to DVD authoring, I've found that VisualHub is multiple
On 10/10/09 5:49 PM, Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
Visual Hub is now call 'Film Redux'
It's available from http://tinyurl.com/a36m3c
*
*
Regards
Santa
Thanks Brian and Chance. Very good suggestions.
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) freezing up
after displaying about 5 or 6 minutes of internet video (news
broadcasts, general video, etc.). When it does this, I have to
restart. There's plenty of available memory on my hard drive, so I
can't figure out what might be causing this. My internet connection
is hight-speed via
or 6 minutes of internet video (news
broadcasts, general video, etc.). When it does this, I have to
restart. There's plenty of available memory on my hard drive, so I
can't figure out what might be causing this. My internet connection
is hight-speed via cable.
This is a Power Mac or ?
OS
On Sep 29, 2009, at 9:00 AM, Max wrote:
On Sep 28, 9:56 am, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
At 8:26 AM -0400 9/28/2009, Tray Stephenson wrote:
I've got a problem with my 1.8 GHZ G4 PowerPC (2 GB RAM) freezing up
after displaying about 5 or 6 minutes of internet video (news
broadcasts
Hi Tray,
When you say it freezes, does it just stop responding, or does it
bring up a mostly grey screen telling you to turn the computer off in
a few different languages?
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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 23, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Gus wrote:
Looking at the picture on the website. It looks like the Radeon 7000
card is an PCI 32 bit card. The Beige G3 has 16 bit PCI slots. Is
the card dual 16/32 bit compatible?
Yes. That's why I had a 7000, to use in my Beige.
--
Bruce Johnson
Date: Tues, Sep 22 2009 4:18 pm
From: Jim McGee
Hey folks-
Getting ready to replace the video card in my Quicksilver 867
(single, pre 2002) and want to make sure that it is done properly.
Present card: Rage 128 Pro (16 mb)
Replacement:nVidia 5200, AGP (128 mb
On 23/9/09 07:40, dorayme dora...@optusnet.com.au wrote:
Turn off your machine, open it, put the power cord back in (the wall
socket to off position though) and have everything ready. Touch the
metal part of the QS (not any electronics!). Handle both cards by the
edges only (just look and
On Sep 22, 2009, at 7:18 PM, Jim McGee wrote:
Hey folks-
Getting ready to replace the video card in my Quicksilver 867
(single, pre 2002) and want to make sure that it is done properly.
Present card: Rage 128 Pro (16 mb)
Replacement:nVidia 5200, AGP (128 mb
they had some 7000 mac drivers at the AMD site.
http://www.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx
On Sep 22, 2:41 pm, Geke gevangaste...@googlemail.com wrote:
Small correction: I just found a nice review of this card, which also
says that the drivers come on a CD with the card. Look
bit PCI slots. Is
the card dual 16/32 bit compatible?
The Beige can use any Mac ROM PCI video card. The only cards that are
incompatible are PCI cards with PC ROMs (PC terminology uses BIOS
instead of ROM, but they're both simply the firmware stored on a
flash EEPROM). Many of the PC
was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Your Beige G3 only has
PCI slots. You need a PCI Radeon 7000. That card will not work or fit
in your beige.
Len
The description is a little wayward but the card seems to be pci
:
Also, I bought this card from ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120468674399
I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Your Beige G3 only has
PCI slots. You need a PCI Radeon 7000. That card
?ViewItemitem=120468674399
I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Your Beige G3 only has
PCI slots. You need a PCI Radeon 7000. That card will not work or fit
in your beige.
Len
The description is a little wayward
,
which is where a PCI Slot type video card would seem to work best.
Find out if its a PCI card or an AGP card. According to the eBay
correction, it would seem to be PCI.
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Never mind, I just opened up my G3, its a half height PCI slot... oi
vey... Well, lets hope the guy knows how to hold a camera straight
and that is really a pci card and not an agp.
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install the
right drivers.
I expect that you can simply plug in the card, start up the Mac, and
go to the System Preferences for Displays to choose the screen
resolution.
I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
It’s your lucky day!
Greetings
Geke
Yeah, I remember seeing the correction saying that it was a PCI card
and not an AGP card... NEWAYS... Will I have to hunt down drivers
for this if I put it my mac, or are they already on the install CD or
on the Hard Drive?
Not sure how that works.
Thanks!!
(never heard of anyone doing that...) Or does the ATI
work better in the BW G3 than in the Beige G3? Never was much of a
video card buff. And why do they make the video slot shorter than
than the other PCI card slots? Isn't the PCI Bus a wired parallel bus
where everything has to run at the same
Small correction: I just found a nice review of this card, which also
says that the drivers come on a CD with the card. Look here:
http://www.giantmike.com/reviews/radeon7000.html
Good luck!
Geke
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Hey folks-
Getting ready to replace the video card in my Quicksilver 867
(single, pre 2002) and want to make sure that it is done properly.
Present card: Rage 128 Pro (16 mb)
Replacement:nVidia 5200, AGP (128 mb)
Please advise as to the recommended procedure
How (where) are the video drivers setup and located in OS X.4.11?
I have 10.4.11 running on a desktop Beige G3 and when I did the update
a program that I use (visual hub) causes the screen to go black. That
didn't happen before I installed the updates. I was told that the
processor causes
On 21/9/09 15:59, Len Gerstel lgers...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sep 21, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Gus wrote:
Also, I bought this card from ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120468674399
I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
Unfortunately
pdimage wrote:
On 21/9/09 15:59, Len Gerstel lgers...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sep 21, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Gus wrote:
Also, I bought this card from ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120468674399
I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem
Speaking of ATi cards.
I've got a G5 version Radeon Pro 9600 64MB card that has the pins
taped to work in my Quicksilver 733. It works, but usually it does
not want to work on startup, screen does not turn on. but if I hit
the reset a few seconds after the ethernet links up(router on
happens on a cold start, *shrug* Just live with it.
You shouldn't be cold starting that often anyway, especially if sleep
works.
Since you're switching video cards anyway... take a good look at the
slot. Make sure it's clean etc. Ditto for the fingers on the card.
- Dan.
--
- Psychoceramic
. I have the
same issue randomly. I can go for months with it booting fine off of
the Radeon, then it will boot fine, but no video. After start up with
no video, I give it time to load all the startup apps, hit the power
key and return and it shuts down normally.
The kludge I have wound up
I would like to connect an Olympus microscope via its camera (the
Olympus DP70 12.5 million-pixel digital color camera system) to a G3
bw. The digital system has a 26pin female and a 26pin cable.
Is it hard to find the correct video card with a 26pin female plug
that I can use in the G3
On Sep 19, 2009, at 6:21 AM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
I would like to connect an Olympus microscope via its camera (the
Olympus DP70 12.5 million-pixel digital color camera system) to a G3
bw. The digital system has a 26pin female and a 26pin cable.
Is it hard to find the correct video
and a 26pin cable.
Is it hard to find the correct video card with a 26pin female plug
that I can use in the G3, or evenltually in a G5 2.7 x2.
No, the original video card has gone, along with the original PC that
came with the microscope and I don't feel like buying again the
original stuff from
That's most likely an output card. I think the OP is looking for an
input card.
Chance
Beniamino T. Cenci Goga wrote:
I've just found on eBay this Apple card, what is it? What sort of
devices have ever used the DB 26? Is it worth a try?
On Sep 19, 2009, at 7:25 PM, Chance Reecher wrote:
That's most likely an output card. I think the OP is looking for an
input card.
Chance
Correct, I feel so stupid! I need a card that gets the input from the
camera and send something to the display: so I am linked forever to
Olympus!
This the card that I need: if I could know where the hell has gone the
original card!
Is outrageously expensive.
I found a listing somewhere for the entire microscope system, including
the card, for 26,000$.
http://www.caeonline.com/equipment_for_sale.html?equip=72457
Compared to that 1.200$ isn't that bad.
On a side note, do you even know if the card is mac compatible?
Beniamino T. Cenci Goga wrote:
was thinking to save some money
and try to see if a simple video card was enough. Obviously not!
Ben
On Sep 19, 2009, at 7:49 PM, Chance Reecher wrote:
I found a listing somewhere for the entire microscope system,
including
the card, for 26,000$.
http://www.caeonline.com
Nestamicky and others in this group want to know how I've successfully
reflowed the ball grid array (BGA) solder to solve video chipset problems in
G3 and G4 iBooks and some G4 PowerBooks. I've also used the same technique
to reflow the solder and fix the G4 iBook U28 chip problem, and a loose G5
On 9/18/09 11:27 AM, Jim Scott wrote:
Good luck if you try reflowing, and don't blame me if you fail, as you
most certainly will, sooner or later. Just be sure that you're prepared
to write off any failure before you begin. On the other hand, the logic
board already has let you down, so
Nestamicky wrote:
On 9/18/09 11:27 AM, Jim Scott wrote:
Good luck if you try reflowing, and don't blame me if you fail, as you
most certainly will, sooner or later. Just be sure that you're prepared
to write off any failure before you begin. On the other hand, the logic
board already has
onto a spare ADM and the transfer from one xServe to
the other?
2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
to get it up and running) after that I want to use screen sharing to
manage it?
3
On 9/4/09 6:10 PM, Ian Prickett ian.prick...@gmail.com Broadcast into
the ether:
2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
to get it up and running) after that I want to use screen sharing
or should I
install the o/s onto a spare ADM and the transfer from one xServe to
the other?
2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
to get it up and running) after that I want to use
and the transfer from one xServe to
the other?
2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
to get it up and running) after that I want to use screen sharing to
manage it?
3) Does anyone know of a good source
onto a spare ADM and the transfer from one xServe to
the other?
2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
to get it up and running) after that I want to use screen sharing to
manage it?
3
that I didn't
have anything to run on it! Oh well, I brought most of my Xserve back from the
dead.
See comments embedded below:
--- On Fri, 9/4/09, Ian Prickett ian.prick...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Ian Prickett ian.prick...@gmail.com
Subject: Xserve G4 (Tray Load) video card (and other) questions
Collins dlcatft...@verizon.net wrote:
From: Dana Collins dlcatft...@verizon.net
Subject: Re: Is this right? (QT - m4v video question)
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009, 11:03 PM
On Aug 20, 2:01 pm, Dana Collins dlcatft...@verizon.net
wrote:
I have a QT movie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
Thank you for responding, Bruce. Let's see if I can be clearer. The
movie
was found on YouTube, and was downloaded as (I am sure) a Flash
movie via
Perian, then ported to QuickTime. QT's movie inspector says this
about the
resulting
John Niven wrote:
I've used HandBrake to convert DVD's to a format that went onto my iPod nano,
but I couldn't see how to convert other files. I ended up buying MP4
Converter which seems to do the job, though I have had some audio sync
problems which I haven't tracked down yet.
I believe
I have a QT movie (.mov format) showing a demonstration of realtime
audio pitch manipulation that I want to use for class lecture. The QT
original is at 27.8 MB - thought I'd port it to my iPod Touch for
convenience (I use an Apple A/V composite adapter for overhead screen
projection on
the
video, because convert .mov to iPod gets you specifically
formatted .m4v files.
Without knowing what the original specs are, it's hard to tell, but if
it was small (320 x 240 or something) it could well have been smaller
in the original; .mov files can contain considerable compression
algorithm?
It's entirely possible to do this, as QT might well be upscaling the
video, because convert .mov to iPod gets you specifically
formatted .m4v files.
Without knowing what the original specs are, it's hard to tell, but if
it was small (320 x 240 or something) it could well have
Try Handbrake. It does a conversion appropriate for the end
hardware. Quick and clean and files no bigger than they need to be.
Free too, if I remember correctly.
Rich
On Aug 20, 2:01 pm, Dana Collins dlcatft...@verizon.net wrote:
I have a QT movie (.mov format) showing a demonstration of
Try Handbrake. It does a conversion appropriate for the end
hardware. Quick and clean and files no bigger than they need to be.
Free too, if I remember correctly.
Rich
On Aug 20, 2:01 pm, Dana Collins dlcatft...@verizon.net wrote:
I have a QT movie (.mov format) showing a demonstration of
and clean and files no bigger than they need to be.
Free too, if I remember correctly.
Rich
Yes, I have Handbrake. I will also give that a try.
Basically looking for something that shrinks video file size for use in an
iPod; surely others have done it?
Thanks,
Dana
hesitate. Will I notice much or a performance increase if I were to
install the 7800 or would I just be installing a noise increase? Any
Quadro 4500 users out there? Can Mac Pro video cards be used in these
G5s?
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On Jul 24, 6:35 pm, Allan Castleberry arcastlebe...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to hook up my Gigabit G4, to my Magnavox lcd hdtv, with a DVI to
HDMI cable. So far, radeon 7000 and radeon 9000 aren't working. Any
suggestions?
--
Allan Castleberry
Allan,
I think the problem is that there
video cards don't match the
inputs necessary for the TV without using some extra software like
SwitchResX or DisplayConfigX. These are not programs for casual users,
they can screw up your display and may be difficult to rectify if
things go wrong
I am trying to hook up my Gigabit G4, to my Magnavox lcd hdtv, with a DVI to
HDMI cable. So far, radeon 7000 and radeon 9000 aren't working. Any
suggestions?
--
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(with a Radeon 9000) to my tv it didn't work at first because the
video was set wrong. I was able to use VNC (I'd previously set it up
for remote control) from my laptop to change the video output to what
my TV (Proscan) used (which is 1024 x 768...the computer detected a
widescreen
that when I connected
mine (with a Radeon 9000) to my tv it didn't work at first because the
video was set wrong. I was able to use VNC (I'd previously set it up
for remote control) from my laptop to change the video output to what
my TV (Proscan) used (which is 1024 x 768...the computer
On Jul 4, 10:32 pm, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
On Jul 4, 2009, at 5:48 PM, joplinfan wrote:
I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
studying up on the process at The Mac Elite
On Jul 5, 2009, at 2:10 AM, Will S wrote:
It is possible to flash some PCI cards and have both Quartz Extreme
Core Image. No need for PCI extreme or special hacks. I'm running a
BW machine upgraded to G4 600 Mhz. It's got a flashed Nvidia 5500 PCI
card. I'm running Tiger and the Mac OS sees
On 4/7/09 23:48, joplinfan kawni...@cableone.net wrote:
Hi all,
I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it mentions
that AGP cards
Hi all,
I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it mentions
that AGP cards require tape to be placed over some of the pins due to
Apple's non
On Jul 4, 2009, at 5:48 PM, joplinfan wrote:
I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it mentions
that AGP cards require tape to be placed
Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly watch . However, the
network has it on their website. Is it possible to capture the show on my
computer? How can I do that? I have a Powermac G5 with the latest updates to
the OS and Safari.
You could try this method:
http://www.thewwwblog.com/download-youtube-videos-safari-browser-mac-os-x.html
or you could try using something like Miro:
http://www.getmiro.com/download/
On Jun 25, 9:53 am, PETE sabaoth...@yahoo.com wrote:
Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly
On Jun 25, 2009, at 9:53 AM, PETE wrote:
Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly watch .
However, the network has it on their website. Is it possible to
capture the show on my computer? How can I do that? I have a
Powermac G5 with the latest updates to the OS and Safari.
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