Hi Tim,
That explanation you provided is fine thanks.
That the system sometimes substitutes studio for live performances has
the collector in me shuttering! all the more reason to not only keep
ripped copies, but for me at least, to keep my stereo and my collections
happy.
Kare
On
Hi,
Nothing ever "disappears" from your devices. What happens with Apple Music is
that an iCloud Music Library is created on your behalf. So all your content,
including playlists is copied up to iCloud for syncing across all your devices.
So, copies of the music you've ripped are either
Hi,
I'd check the drivers for your burner. The stock DVD Player app on your Mac
should work just fine. The Apple USB Super Drive often works better and is
needed to boot from DVDs, but you should be able to play them just fine with a
third party device.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Apple Teacher
Hi Tim,
Question from the back of the class.
You say that if a title exists in Apple music, that instead of uploading
your ripped edition, that title simply becomes usable and downloadable
for you. How exact is this choice?
For example if you rip Ticket to ride by the carpenters from your
hello guys, any dvd play for mac, cause i can’t play a dvd on my mac book 2014.
i attach my dvd burner and play on my mac, but it only plays the sound track of
the film thanks.
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Hi Karen,
Actually, it substitutes live for an original studio version at times. Sorry
if my wording was confusing.
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Feb 25, 2019, at 13:04, Karen Lewellen wrote:
Hi Tim,
That explanation
Hi Karen,
The easy answer is, "Sort of". Apple Music is far from perfect. As far as I
can tell, it does a comparison of the title, the artist, the time and some
digital comparisons to match things. The digital comparisons are to ensure
that the song is actually what you say it is. We
Hi all,
I just started copying all of my CDs into iTunes on the Mac. Must admit it is a
million times easier then doing it with iTunes on a windows machine. My
question is: Once I’ve finished ripping the CD it appears in my music App on my
iPhone along with a download button. I’m guessing this
Hey there,
I have been playing around with Mint, but I find a lot of the features cause
the app to crash. I love everything about it in theory though. Can anyone
recommend a similar app that will allow me to add different accounts and be
able to keep track of expenditures?
For my small
Thank you for doing these podcasts. I decided to try typing the code from the
first podcast into Swift Playgrounds on my iPad. At the part when I create the
rectangle frame, I get an error that says NSRect is an unresolved identifier.
Am I spelling it wrong or is this something that doesn’t
Hi,
Regarding whether iTunes recognizes a CD or not, usually does not have anything
to do with the seller of the CD. If the seller in question created their own,
non-sanctioned, version of the artist's album, then you may have a point. If
all they did is burn cheap copies of it and passed
Hi all,
I need to update my payment info on iTunes. Using my iPhone, all seems to work
except the radio button where I check either my PayPal account or my
credit/debit card. Nothing I can do seems to let me check the radio button.
Does anyone know how I can do this?
TIA,
Donna
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Swift Playground runs on my iPad, but it’s so slow as to be unusable. That
shouldn’t be surprising; the iPad dates from 2013. I was curious about the
accessibility of the application. To learn Swift itself, I would turn to other
resources, such as The Swift Programming Language, which assumes
I actually tried replacing it with CGRect, but when I did that, I got another
error. That error was that X, Y, Width and Length were not valid arguments.
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> On Feb 25, 2019, at 6:09 PM, Yuma Decaux wrote:
>
> Hi Ryan,
>
> Can you replace NSRect with CGRect?
>
> Thanks
Greetings to the list.
After a much overdo upgrade of my MacBook Air from OS X 10.10.5 to
macOS Mojave 10.14.3, VoiceOver takes quite a bit of time to load
after I type my Apple ID password. About fifteen seconds elapse
between my entering the "login" command and VoiceOver's speaking the
Hi Tim,
Thank you for the explanation. So can I ask more about the iTunes Matching
Service? Is this a service we need to subscribe to as well? Or is it part of
Apple Music?
Hi Karen,
Ask what ever you like from the back of the class, all questions help with our
knowledge.
On a slightly
Hi,
I'd say that it might be a combination of both. The 4 GB is pretty much the
minimum that Mojave can handle. Combine that with a slower processor, and you
will find things a little slower. Also, if you've just done the upgrade, give
your Mac about 24 hours or so to index everything and
Mojave, compared to Yosemite, has a lot more going on behind the screen.
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On 2/25/2019 4:27 PM, Craig Werner wrote:
Thank you, Tim, for your prompt reply.
Yes, I
Hi Tim,
Oh understood now...not that it impacts my reaction over much.
Substituting one performance regardless of which way still makes me
shutter, smiles.
Kare
On Mon, 25 Feb 2019, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries wrote:
Hi Karen,
Actually, it substitutes live for an original studio
Hi,
Upper/lower case matters in Swift. They need to be properly identified and
designated prior to using them in the main part of the program. Use "Camel"
syntax, for your strings, variables, integers and doubles. For example, if you
wanted a string to store a person's first name, you might
Hi Ryan,
Can you replace NSRect with CGRect?
Thanks for trying this. It seems more are getting the ipad and using playground
on it so I will do some changes to the series to adopt playround more.
> On 26 Feb 2019, at 8:34 am, Ryan Mann wrote:
>
> Thank you for doing these podcasts. I
Hi,
You can also use Xcode on your Mac. That's primarily where I've played with
things to do with Swift.
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Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Feb 25, 2019, at 17:11, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Swift Playground
Thank you, Tim, for your prompt reply.
Yes, I rather suspected the low storage capacity and slow processor
speed of my mid-2015 Mac. I performed the upgrade about two days ago,
and the machine has been awake for a reasonable amount of time; so
perhaps its indexing is complete. Had I upgraded
Hi Donna,
Yeah we're not as lucky as you guys.
Our apple product pricing is over the top,
Smallest sized iPad mini is 500 nz dollars.
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Hi Petrus,
No it shouldn’t disappear from your phone if you cancel the music subscription.
Anything you own or manually add to your itunes music collection should stay on
your device so long as you have it in your music library and the space on the
device.
Anything you listen to from apple
The newest iPad 2018 is the 9.7" I believe.
Half iPad old style and half iPad Pro.
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Sent: Monday, 25 February 2019 7:12 AM
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Hi Ryan,
I'll update the code base to fit in specifically for the iPad playground. I
just purchased an iPad pro myself, so this is the perfect occasion to refresh
the entire set.
A++
Yuma
> On 26 Feb 2019, at 1:17 pm, Ryan Mann wrote:
>
> I actually tried replacing it with CGRect, but
Hi,
We use Lexmark at my place of work. I have had no issues at all with
accessibility of the web interface.
Later...
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Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Feb 25, 2019, at 20:48, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
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Would like
HiMark,
That Logitech hard shell keyboard sounds like the one I got.
Yeah the feel is not great but it works well.
The bridge keyboars are very nice but not smart keyboards like the apple.
I still think the apple keyboards have functions we don't need
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Hi Cliff,
Is this the Logitech keyboard for the ipad Pro 10.5 inch or the 9.7 inch 2018
iPad.
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Behalf Of KliphnShari Miller
Sent: Monday, 25 February 2019 8:28 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Any good reason to own both an iPhone and
Lol,
Yeah I have to deal with people that don’t know what they are doing let alone
selling.
But it is always fun to ask for things you know they have no idea about and
then while they’re away looking for information on what you asked you can
change settings on things like their mac computers
Would like recommendations for a printer/scanner that uses an
accessible web interface for both Windows and Mac.
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Hi Mark,
I thought the series1 of the smart keyboard did have function keys?
Or is it they double up as function keys.
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Subject:
Hi One,
I was updating some apps on my “MacBook PRO”,and it is now stuck, and I cannot
remember how to get to the “recovery Menu”, Please help.
Stan ZA
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Yeah ET,
Good point now I think about it.
If only wanting to use for the likes of swift then mini 4 will work fine.
Mind you so would the newest ipad non pro.
The new iPad also takes keyboard and apple pencil.
And still pretty good devices.
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Hi Mark,
Tha'ts because your iPad has a faster processor than the other one.
The iPad pro is meant as a computer so is well spec'd
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Hi donna,
I've asked myself tht same question.
As for the ipad,
Yeah that iPad has a slightly slower processor and very basic features.
It's meant as an entry level device.
I'm just looking at the minis and that 2018 model,
The price points at the 2018 model being the better choice of
HI Donna,
Yeah I'd like to learn myself but an ipad is also required.
I'd like an iPad pro of the new kind but with my phone I find I don't really
need the pad.
I believe I read one of the mac rumours that an iPad mini 5 was due out this
year,
So although it's only a rumour for now I'm
Hi Mark,
Interesting what you say about the apple smart keyboard.
I til very recently had an iPad pro 10.5" with smart keyboard
And I to didn't like it much.
The key layout really didn't work for me.
I purchased 2 keyboards,
1 from Logitech ruggidised iPad Pro case with smart keyboard and
Simon,
I ended up getting my iPad 128 for about $70 less than the Mini 4 would have
cost me.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 25, 2019, at 3:11 AM, Simon Fogarty wrote:
>
> Hi donna,
>
> I've asked myself tht same question.
>
> As for the ipad,
> Yeah that iPad has a slightly slower processor and
Hi!
Yes i come to think of that too.
How do one mount the root user?
Am i not root when in recovery mode from scratch?
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> 24 feb. 2019 kl. 02:07 skrev Jonathan C. Cohn :
>
> Another possibilty whd be to start in recovery mode yoand then mount the
> root partition from the terminal there.
Hi!
No but i use the airport express for the purpose.
I also have a pair of very good expensive headphones i use.
They were to expensive imho but really good.
/A
> 24 feb. 2019 kl. 01:50 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Interesting perspective. I don't beta test, so that's not
Hi!
THe split screen thing you mentioned is something i don’t like either.
Even though i have the Ipad mini which i can hold with my left hand and use
the right hand to navigate.
THe keyboard is a bit tricky yes, but i turned on the setting that makes
motions smaller.
I can’t for the life of me
Hi Harry!
I think you can do the scrub with 2 fingers gestures to go back if you want to.
That’s what i normally do.
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> 24 feb. 2019 kl. 15:43 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Hey again, Mark,
>
> I'm having trouble getting used to navigating the screen, too. At this
>
Hi all
actualAnyone got any experience of Samsung laser printers and how accessible
they are? I’d be interested in scanning more than printing.
thanks in advance
Adrienne
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Within my admittedly limited experience, that only works sometimes. not sure
why, but that seems to be the case from what I can tell.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 25, 2019, at 8:37 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi Harry!
> I think you can do the scrub with 2 fingers gestures to go back if you want
Hi,
When I first got my Mac mini last year, I found a book by Tim Sniffin called
Mastering The Macintosh With VoiceOver. While some of what’s in there is now
somewhat outdated, lots of what he wrote was very good, at least in my opinion.
In the book, he talks about a customized VO Preferences
You do not ... mount a user, only drives. But honest guys, it is not often you
have to do that at all, i did it to start with back in the day when mac was new
and exciting, now a day everyone uses it , you pretty much use it as it is ,
unless if you do of course have special needs.
Should you
Hi!
Normally when i buy from Apple i use the AppleStore app.
I could take one of my friends with me and go to the Apple Store nearby but to
me the App is a much smoother way of buying.
THe down side is that you can’t touch the thing you might want to buy before
you buy it.
But fore me that’s
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