ECUpirate44
Mar 4, 09:53 PM
Yup! super easy with Greenpois0n
supabooma
May 6, 02:03 PM
Dale,
Strange.. yes, viewing through photoshop.
Attached is a screenshot showing two windows.
Left is viewing in ID, and right is viewing in PS after exporting to jpeg (nvm the pixelation, just blowing up to show what's going on).
Using an iMac 27", and I also see this discrepancy on my iPad.
I setup the ID size to 1024 x 768, for iPad resolution.
Just can't figure out why it's doing that.
Thanks-
Strange.. yes, viewing through photoshop.
Attached is a screenshot showing two windows.
Left is viewing in ID, and right is viewing in PS after exporting to jpeg (nvm the pixelation, just blowing up to show what's going on).
Using an iMac 27", and I also see this discrepancy on my iPad.
I setup the ID size to 1024 x 768, for iPad resolution.
Just can't figure out why it's doing that.
Thanks-
kishba
Jul 29, 05:08 PM
Originally posted by arn
:) No X... not yet...
arn
oh shucks... so are you now on several servers? one just for the forums? also... i've always been curious about macrumors' connection... are you on a t1, t3 or something else?
:) No X... not yet...
arn
oh shucks... so are you now on several servers? one just for the forums? also... i've always been curious about macrumors' connection... are you on a t1, t3 or something else?
hbmex
Apr 9, 03:42 PM
Just got back from the Genius Bar. As I suspected, it was operator error.
Moof1904
Mar 29, 05:10 PM
That's a tough call and a personal decision involving the trade off between power and portability.
Which would bother you more:
-not having a computer with you during the occasional times you travel, or
-not having the power of the iMac the majority of the time, when you're at home?
Personally, I think sacrificing the power of the iMac just so I had a laptop for the infrequent times I travel would bother me more. I prefer to purchase the type of computer that I need the majority of the time.
Of course, this is only valid if the difference in power between the MBP and the iMac you're considering is significant enough to notice.
Which would bother you more:
-not having a computer with you during the occasional times you travel, or
-not having the power of the iMac the majority of the time, when you're at home?
Personally, I think sacrificing the power of the iMac just so I had a laptop for the infrequent times I travel would bother me more. I prefer to purchase the type of computer that I need the majority of the time.
Of course, this is only valid if the difference in power between the MBP and the iMac you're considering is significant enough to notice.
jnoxx
May 4, 02:52 AM
U can actually create an account from within your app, via a webservice to your back-end, and log in with that.
THe problem with apple is, if your app, is mostly just a single screen with an UIWebview, that does it all for you. There is a high chance they will reject it, because it's not usefull enough..
What apps mostly do, like "Nespresso", is create a tabbar, and provide some additional info, with objective C stuff.
Just saying what I heard, possible that changed!
THe problem with apple is, if your app, is mostly just a single screen with an UIWebview, that does it all for you. There is a high chance they will reject it, because it's not usefull enough..
What apps mostly do, like "Nespresso", is create a tabbar, and provide some additional info, with objective C stuff.
Just saying what I heard, possible that changed!
intoxicated662
Mar 25, 03:37 PM
craigslist does wonders for me. lol so you're better off with craigslist since there is no fee or charge and you can sell it locally so you get the $ on the spot and you get to dodge shipping and paypal fees. you can try ebay, but then u have to pay ebay fees, paypal and shipping as well so you don't end up making much overall.
ghostrider501
Apr 22, 07:17 PM
You have to turn data off to avoid any data flow between the iPhone and the network.
How do i turn Data off?
How do i turn Data off?
spda242
May 4, 08:57 AM
It looks like there is possible to mount an own SSD now? didn't the last iMac require some kind of Apple supplied mountingkit which you only got when you bought the SSD option?
Isoparm
May 6, 12:20 PM
I've got a number of perl programs I run fairly constantly. Right now I open up a tab in terminal and navigate to the directory and launch each one (one by one).
But ideally I'd love to setup up some sort of bash program or something that would launch the all the perl programs just by running that one bash program.
Is that possible? And is it possible to do that so it opens in tabs? (Or at the minimum new terminal windows?)
Thanks
But ideally I'd love to setup up some sort of bash program or something that would launch the all the perl programs just by running that one bash program.
Is that possible? And is it possible to do that so it opens in tabs? (Or at the minimum new terminal windows?)
Thanks
florencevassy
Aug 3, 03:04 PM
Thanks for the suggestions !
beatle888
Oct 24, 11:29 PM
Thank you DJGuri.
aristobrat
Mar 27, 09:49 AM
You'd need a TV tuner for the Mac that does the recording.
If you get one from Elgato, it should come with the awesome EyeTV software that can convert the recordings and put them into iTunes when done.
Once in iTunes, as long as that minis iTunes is setup for sharing, any other Mac or AppleTV should be able to stream it wirelessly.
If you're planning on recording digital cable or satellite channels, that gets trickier because you need a set-top box. If you're just recording over-the-air or analog (standard def, non-digital) cable channels, that's a lot easier IMO.
Have you thought about using a regular mini w/ an external drive instead of the mini server? And would AppleTVs in the remote rooms work instead of minis? Their UI is easier to use with a remote, IMO.
If you get one from Elgato, it should come with the awesome EyeTV software that can convert the recordings and put them into iTunes when done.
Once in iTunes, as long as that minis iTunes is setup for sharing, any other Mac or AppleTV should be able to stream it wirelessly.
If you're planning on recording digital cable or satellite channels, that gets trickier because you need a set-top box. If you're just recording over-the-air or analog (standard def, non-digital) cable channels, that's a lot easier IMO.
Have you thought about using a regular mini w/ an external drive instead of the mini server? And would AppleTVs in the remote rooms work instead of minis? Their UI is easier to use with a remote, IMO.
vincenz
Apr 21, 06:17 PM
She was a beauty, wasn't she?
Yes, but she might need some dental work is all.
Yes, but she might need some dental work is all.
yellow
Aug 14, 08:54 PM
It's too bad it's so little, but chopping out too many frames made it look too.. well.. choppy. I opted for tiny and "smooth", over large and choppy.
Much Ado
Jan 12, 06:02 AM
How long does the keynote last? Since it doesn't start here until 5pm :(
Best thing to do is just watch it in the morning, or the next day at least.
Best thing to do is just watch it in the morning, or the next day at least.
crazyjoeda
Oct 31, 02:36 AM
Iv been trying to use safari to access my website via ftp. I type in ftp.mysite.com and it comes up with a username and password forum, but when I log in I can't transfer files. What can do ??
confused.mac
Apr 23, 09:58 AM
I just bought a Hitachi USB 2.0 XL1000 external hard drive. The first time I plugged it in, it showed up and opened with time machine. But then Time Machine suddenly quit, so I unplugged the drive and now it won't show up when I connect it-the drive makes the sound that it is working, but then after a while it just turns off again. I am new to this, any help would be greatly appreciated.
DickKnowsBest
Aug 25, 04:59 AM
He's looking to my left with one eye and looking past my right with the other. Aww!
fcodc
Oct 17, 11:33 PM
After missing the iPhone launch, I'll definitely be there. Anyone else showing up at the Apple Store in La Cantera?
ap3604
Apr 24, 10:34 PM
is this a troll post?
Judging by the OP name I would have to say yes it is :p
Judging by the OP name I would have to say yes it is :p
Jolly Giant
Apr 24, 04:26 AM
check out CampTune (http://www.paragon-software.com/home/camptune/index.html).
Doctor Q
Oct 26, 11:54 PM
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evil_santa
Mar 20, 05:14 AM
I'm looking for a program to convert avi files to mpeg. The videos are very choppy when tr ying to view on the computer. I want to convert, and then burn them, so I can watch them.
Versiontracker turned up alot of software that can do it, but I'm broke right now. I need a free solution.
You will be wanting to convert them to mpeg1 if you are playing them on a 300mhz G3 as in you sig. The only free mpeg1 converter i know off is Movie2mpg the software give the link http://www.win.ne.jp/~juan/ but its not working right now. If you want the file on cd you could use toast and burn them as VCD, VCDs are mpg1.
Versiontracker turned up alot of software that can do it, but I'm broke right now. I need a free solution.
You will be wanting to convert them to mpeg1 if you are playing them on a 300mhz G3 as in you sig. The only free mpeg1 converter i know off is Movie2mpg the software give the link http://www.win.ne.jp/~juan/ but its not working right now. If you want the file on cd you could use toast and burn them as VCD, VCDs are mpg1.