Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations about video editing
hardware/software to transfer VHS to Mac via firewire/usb. Any good and/or
bad reports greatly appreciated - cheers.
Depending on what level of editing you need to do, I find iMovie to
be pretty good (and better at
I think you kinda missed the point on Andrew's post Greg. Have another look
at your subject line...then have a think of what product comes out of
Canberra that you generally can't buy anywhere else in Australia :-)
Seeya
Rod!
On 14/11/04 11:22 PM, Greg Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If
On 14 Nov 2004, at 5:48pm, Dudley Gager wrote:
G'day listers,
Another one for Bob or anyone who knows what goes on inside Telstra
these days:
I applied for an ADSL connection through Optus for a line on the
Joondalup 9300 exchange and also another one on the Osborne Park 9443
exchange
On 14/11/2004, at 5:48 PM, Dudley Gager wrote:
G'day listers,
Another one for Bob or anyone who knows what goes on inside Telstra
these days:
I applied for an ADSL connection through Optus for a line on the
Joondalup 9300 exchange and also another one on the Osborne Park 9443
exchange
On 14/11/2004, at 12:16 AM, Severin Crisp wrote:
I recently came on the OCR software ReadIris 9 for OSX.
For anyone looking to convert documents into editable text etc I can
only describe it as brilliant.
At 89Euros it is not all that cheap, however.
Severin Crisp
Just FYI - ReadIris (the
On 14/11/2004, at 8:37 AM, Norman W. Leslie wrote:
Hi
How does it compare with OmniPage??
Cheers
Norm Leslie
OmniPage use to be king of the heap, but in my experience ReadIris is
now a far superior package. It's accuracy is extremely high, and it
does a much better job of retaining
Shay Telfer wrote:
Dear members,
I wish to connect 2 G4 computers together via ethernet cable (not with an
ethernet hub)
Would I use a standard ethernet cable (blue) or a crossover ethernet
cable
(red). Many thanks
Any machine with a G4 in it should support automatic detection of the
cable
The bigest problem I have found is Security Systems which generally are
wired in upstream of the filters and cause interference in the line, causing
the ADSL to malfunction. Usually you can not get Line Sync. I had mine
rewired downstream of the filter and this solved the problem.
Regards, Ted
On 15/11/2004, at 10:17 AM, Ted Burbidge wrote:
The bigest problem I have found is Security Systems which generally are
wired in upstream of the filters and cause interference in the line,
causing
the ADSL to malfunction. Usually you can not get Line Sync. I had
mine
rewired downstream
Panic has retired its Audion MP3 application in style, releasing it
free to the Mac community and posting a fascinating story by Cabel
Sasser of its history in the Mac market:
The good news is that, instead of pulling Audion from the market
entirely, we've decided to make Audion 100% free of
On 15/11/2004, at 1:17 PM, Ted Burbidge wrote:
The bigest problem I have found is Security Systems which generally are
wired in upstream of the filters and cause interference in the line,
causing
the ADSL to malfunction. Usually you can not get Line Sync. I had
mine
rewired downstream of
On 15/11/2004, at 1:42 PM, Peter Sealy wrote:
On 15/11/2004, at 1:17 PM, Ted Burbidge wrote:
The bigest problem I have found is Security Systems which generally
are
wired in upstream of the filters and cause interference in the line,
causing
the ADSL to malfunction. Usually you can not
Extract from macintouch today ( Use Combo update. not software
update )
I was nervous about updating to Mac OS X 10.3.6. I have a flat-panel
iMac and an external LaCie d2 (FireWire 400) 200G drive.
So I sent a letter to.. LaCie . technical support,.. and
here is what
TELSTRA RESONSE TO MY COMPLAINT THROUGH MAL WASHERS OFFICE
Dear Gloria (Mal Washer's PA)
First, may I apologise for the delay in responding to Dr Washer's
inquiry of 9 August 2004 about Mr Moore's service.
I have attempted to contact Mr Moore to advise that if he now applies
for ADSL with his
At 2:02 PM +0800 15/11/2004, Robert Howells wrote:
So sure it is OK to update to 10.3.6, just make sure you do not have
the drive connected when running the update and make sure you get
the Combo update.
Sigh. That will be particularly useful when I attempt to upgrade my
Mac that only has OS
At 5:05 AM +0800 15/11/04, Brett Carboni wrote:
For those who are interested (subscription required - but it's free).
This is a useful url to remember for when you can't remember a
long-ago registered single-view password.
Or when you don't have time to stop and go through registration steps
I have been waiting patiently for the last 2 years for ADSL access and finally
my home connection (presently through a RIM) will be upgraded before
Christmas - all going to plan...
There is a heap of specific upgrade details for those interested at:
I'll ad my 2cents and say that I upgraded my iPod's OSX system using
the system update panel without issues. It now boots macs to 10.3.6
no problems
At 2:02 PM +0800 15/11/2004, Robert Howells wrote:
So sure it is OK to update to 10.3.6, just make sure you do not
have the drive connected
On 15/11/2004, at 2:02 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
Extract from macintouch today ( Use Combo update. not software
update )
I was nervous about updating to Mac OS X 10.3.6. I have a flat-panel
iMac and an external LaCie d2 (FireWire 400) 200G drive.
So I sent a letter to.. LaCie
Greg, the Help Menu offers the Ragtime 5 Reference and so doing a
search there produced the page you referred to.
I explored the page sizes etc with the file received on a CD from a
PC running XP but could not produce a functional document. In the
end I had to resort to visiting my son, put
I feel a right goose. I've cleaned up the subject line. Teach me to make
posts while watching Futurama.
All the best
Greg Sharp
On 15/11/04 10:01 AM, Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you kinda missed the point on Andrew's post Greg. Have another look
at your subject line..
So Greg
You've cleaned up the subject line and got even less response? What do
you need to do now to get your answer? ;-))
I used to teach kids with a BBC Acorn Model A with a 5.25 floppy
drive, back when floppy meant floppy. We plugged a Commstar
communications chip into it and logged in
Hello Peter, Sorry for the late reply, but when a good security firm fits an
alarm system to your house, they enter the roof space, find the Telstra
line, and connect the security system to it up in the roof space, so that
security has first priority on the phone line. Say you have one security
according ot the following address
http://freelife.com/sites/go-berry/redir.cfm?page=/australia/info/makemoney/momentum.cfm
there is a feil we can listen to via windows media player ,
so we downloaded the WMP and then went to the above site to get the audio file
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
but
Despite the relevant profiles being in the Color Sync profiles folder
Color Sync refuses to recognise the profiles for my Epson Perfection
3200 scanner. With SilverFast everything seems fine but with the Epson
software a message says it cannot find the Color Sync profile and will
use the
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