getbigg21
Dec 5, 10:23 PM
PM'ed
dextertangocci
Jan 10, 01:42 AM
I wish I could have the iPhone in June...:(
InuNacho
Apr 27, 12:21 AM
So my Classic has gone from it's old 20ish hour battery life to a measly 2-2 1/2 hours if I'm lucky.
My question is has anyone bought a good battery for the first gen 80GB Classic and if so does it outperform the old stock one?
Thanks!
My question is has anyone bought a good battery for the first gen 80GB Classic and if so does it outperform the old stock one?
Thanks!
FireStar
Oct 20, 08:25 PM
MacRumors used to use the Facebook Like button (for the past few days) and switched over to the Share button.
On the Forums or the actual MR site?
On the Forums or the actual MR site?
mad jew
Dec 16, 12:11 AM
No prizes to the first geek who can convert this song into one that is suitable for women! :p
Eep! Incompatible.
Eep! Incompatible.
ChicoWeb
Sep 29, 04:59 PM
Yo
Its not working because of the quote marks around your background image syntax
IE can't handle
background-image: url('whatever.jpg');
has to be:
background-image: url(whatever.jpg);
I ran my head into the wall for hours one day trying to figure that out. GL.
Its not working because of the quote marks around your background image syntax
IE can't handle
background-image: url('whatever.jpg');
has to be:
background-image: url(whatever.jpg);
I ran my head into the wall for hours one day trying to figure that out. GL.
rgarjr
Mar 15, 02:44 PM
I dunno, they maybe getting them to sell overseas.
eenu
Feb 18, 06:29 PM
I thought as Grapher is so complex and functional if you know what you are doing that it's worth creating a guide (http://guides.macrumors.com/Using_Grapher), it's not great so far but using the math mode button at the top I don't get equations, (which are kinda needed for this topic ;) ) can we get math support added please?
Or Matlab would be good. Never knew this function existed, i will stay with MAtlab but thanks for making me aware this exists........
Or Matlab would be good. Never knew this function existed, i will stay with MAtlab but thanks for making me aware this exists........
norin
May 4, 06:31 PM
Yeah, I'm really hoping that's not what it is, being a poor college student and all...
senseless
Oct 7, 08:02 PM
Yes. Look for the Vertigo trailer on Youtube as an example.
666sheep
Apr 7, 01:50 AM
Golden rule: do not buy no name RAM. Most of it won't work.
Well known brands like Crucial/Micron, Corsair, Kingston, Hynix, Samsung, Infineon etc. will work. RAM must be low density (ask seller before buying in case of any doubts).
Well known brands like Crucial/Micron, Corsair, Kingston, Hynix, Samsung, Infineon etc. will work. RAM must be low density (ask seller before buying in case of any doubts).
synth3tik
Dec 22, 08:53 PM
both those are for physical CDs and really won't catalog your iTunes.
The first one also looks to be PC only.
It seems like you had a issues with transferring the files. besides for finding what songs are on the computer I don't see any real use for this situation, and that can be done in iTunes.
The first one also looks to be PC only.
It seems like you had a issues with transferring the files. besides for finding what songs are on the computer I don't see any real use for this situation, and that can be done in iTunes.
Disc Golfer
Jan 27, 09:57 PM
VX won't turn you into a zombie.
brobson
Oct 10, 09:54 PM
My son is going to Love this,
Tom Cruise#39;s #39;Top Gun#39; Heading
Will Tom Cruise sign on to Top
With black hair, blue eyes,
for Tom Cruise#39;s hair.
Thomas Cruise Mapother IV
VideoCave
Mar 16, 05:00 PM
Every little thing can help of course.
As of now FCP can only use upto 4gigs of RAM no matter how much you have installed. But I noticed you only have 4 total. So heres a little breakdown of your existing RAM being used.
OSX - around 2gigs by itself
FCP - will use everything that is left if you have any other apps open.
So with only 4gigs with the OS and FCP alone there goes everything.
Now for a harddrive if you are using the same one that is installed with your iMac you are really working it hard.
Your harddrive is running an OS, what ever apps you have open, reading/writing video and then having to render all this in the end as well all at the same time.
So definitely get an external FireWire 800 HD. I personally prefer WesternDigital or GRaid. Lacie HD's can not handle hardcore use at all.
That way you are spreading some of the workload on the computer.
Also what ever external HD you choose make sure can set up as a Raid1.
WesternDigital has a 4TB MyStudio HD. And if you use the Raid1 format option you automatically mirror your files to both of the single 2TB HDs inside so if one crashes you simple buy another 2TB install it, then rebuild it to copy the info back the new HD and continue to work.
That bad part about this is you lose half your storage space but the good is if one crashes as your working everything is being automatically backed up on the fly.
As of now FCP can only use upto 4gigs of RAM no matter how much you have installed. But I noticed you only have 4 total. So heres a little breakdown of your existing RAM being used.
OSX - around 2gigs by itself
FCP - will use everything that is left if you have any other apps open.
So with only 4gigs with the OS and FCP alone there goes everything.
Now for a harddrive if you are using the same one that is installed with your iMac you are really working it hard.
Your harddrive is running an OS, what ever apps you have open, reading/writing video and then having to render all this in the end as well all at the same time.
So definitely get an external FireWire 800 HD. I personally prefer WesternDigital or GRaid. Lacie HD's can not handle hardcore use at all.
That way you are spreading some of the workload on the computer.
Also what ever external HD you choose make sure can set up as a Raid1.
WesternDigital has a 4TB MyStudio HD. And if you use the Raid1 format option you automatically mirror your files to both of the single 2TB HDs inside so if one crashes you simple buy another 2TB install it, then rebuild it to copy the info back the new HD and continue to work.
That bad part about this is you lose half your storage space but the good is if one crashes as your working everything is being automatically backed up on the fly.
honeycrisp
Jun 16, 11:01 PM
Dropped price to $179.
paulogic
Apr 18, 04:50 PM
Hi there,
I've got a Mac Pro (2x2.8 Quad Core) Early 2008. The computer came with 2GB of RAM (2x1GB). Last year I bought an extra 4GB (2x2GB) from Crucial and installed them without any problem.
I just got 8GB (2x4GB) and I thought I was installing the chips properly, but OSX only shows that I have 10GB installed.
My configuration is as follows:
Riser A:
DIMM 1: 1GB
DIMM 2: 1GB
DIMM 3: 4GB
DIMM 4: 4GB
RISER B:
DIMM 1: 2GB
DIMM 2: 2GB
DIMM 3: EMPTY
DIMM 4: EMPTY
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you!
I've got a Mac Pro (2x2.8 Quad Core) Early 2008. The computer came with 2GB of RAM (2x1GB). Last year I bought an extra 4GB (2x2GB) from Crucial and installed them without any problem.
I just got 8GB (2x4GB) and I thought I was installing the chips properly, but OSX only shows that I have 10GB installed.
My configuration is as follows:
Riser A:
DIMM 1: 1GB
DIMM 2: 1GB
DIMM 3: 4GB
DIMM 4: 4GB
RISER B:
DIMM 1: 2GB
DIMM 2: 2GB
DIMM 3: EMPTY
DIMM 4: EMPTY
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you!
gvdv
Feb 5, 04:35 PM
Hi,
I am uncertain if this is the same problem as Findesiecle5's post from 4 days ago, so I have started a separate thread.
Although I have been recording for many years, I have never used MIDI before, and am having a problem getting GarageBand to recognize it. Actually, I have always had many, many problems with GarageBand despite my Mac Pro being 'empty' of all files except those created in the program.
My set up is:
Mac Pro Quad Core 2.66
1 TB HD space (combination of several empty, new hard drives)
5 GB RAM
Firestudio 26 x 26 Firewire Audio Interface / Preamp
OS X 10.6.2
GarageBand '09 5.1
I bought the Mac Pro specifically for use as a DAW and have not used it for anything else - I think that I have only connected to the net on a few occasions with it.
PROBLEMS
1. Sometimes, the computer records perfectly, although there is something wrong with the software interface for the Firestudio as it is impossible to set different output/monitoring headphone levels for each track (I have had an audio pro who deals exclusively in Mac products come and try to troubleshoot this on two occasions, and he is clueless about this specific problem).
2. On other occasions, though, I can't get the computer to record at all: on those occasions I can't even hear previously recorded material in GB, although I can see it playing.
3. One of the 'wrinkles' is that there are two different drivers installed for the Firestudio in the Mac and GB 'System Preferences' - one is called 'Presonus Firestudio', and the other is called 'Presonus 1394).
4. The crazy thing here is that I can hear the playback only when the Mac 'System Preferences' is set to 'Presonus Firestudio' for both Input and Output, and the GB 'System Preferences' for Input and Output are each set to 'Presonus 1394' - if I choose the same named drivers for the Mac and GB 'System Preferences', I cannot hear anything when the track is playing.
5. A few months ago, I upgraded to Garageband '09, 5.1 (398), but had had the above problems before this.
6. In order to accommodate the new version of GB, I upgraded my OS to OS X 10.6.2
ATTEMPTED SOLUTIONS
1. I tried to uninstall the Firestudio drivers and software and erase all trace of them from the system, by following instructions I found on the Presonus website (I found the Presonus people very unhelpful - although several people on the forums were more helpful)
2. I reinstalled OS X 10.6.2 three times in order to try to get rid of the problem
3. Before making the above changes, I changed the system drive to a brand new, never used, hard drive.
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS
1. Although it would be nice to send different monitor output mixes to my headphone amp (see 1. under 'Problems' above), this is not essential, and I can record (most of the time, as I said above). So, I can record pretty consistently.
2. Having said that, sometimes I will inexplicably lose the ability to record, often during the middle of a project or during tracking
3. I cannot get rid of the two sets of drivers for the Presonus in 'System Preferences'
4. Today I tried to use MIDI for the first time. I had bought a MIDI - to - USB cable, which has two 'male' 5 PIN DIN connections on one end - one for MIDI IN, and other for MIDI OUT - and a 'male' USB connector on the other end.
I plugged both of the DIN connectors into the back of my keyboard, and I then plugged the USB connection into my Mac Pro.
I received the message that '2 MIDI Connections are Present' (or something to that effect), but was unable to get any input signal and was unable to hear my keyboard playing via the computer.
QUESTIONS
1. My main question right now is really about MIDI, as I have resigned myself to most of the above.
So, what am I doing incorrectly? As I understand it, this way of connecting should work, although now I am tempted to buy the alternative form of MIDI connector, which has DIN connectors on both ends, and then plug these into the MIDI IN and OUT on the back of the Firestudio.
Will this make a difference?
2. If anyone has any suggestions about any of the other problems, I would be very grateful.
Sorry for the length of this post, but I wanted to give a complete and detailed context for these problems.
Thanks,
I am uncertain if this is the same problem as Findesiecle5's post from 4 days ago, so I have started a separate thread.
Although I have been recording for many years, I have never used MIDI before, and am having a problem getting GarageBand to recognize it. Actually, I have always had many, many problems with GarageBand despite my Mac Pro being 'empty' of all files except those created in the program.
My set up is:
Mac Pro Quad Core 2.66
1 TB HD space (combination of several empty, new hard drives)
5 GB RAM
Firestudio 26 x 26 Firewire Audio Interface / Preamp
OS X 10.6.2
GarageBand '09 5.1
I bought the Mac Pro specifically for use as a DAW and have not used it for anything else - I think that I have only connected to the net on a few occasions with it.
PROBLEMS
1. Sometimes, the computer records perfectly, although there is something wrong with the software interface for the Firestudio as it is impossible to set different output/monitoring headphone levels for each track (I have had an audio pro who deals exclusively in Mac products come and try to troubleshoot this on two occasions, and he is clueless about this specific problem).
2. On other occasions, though, I can't get the computer to record at all: on those occasions I can't even hear previously recorded material in GB, although I can see it playing.
3. One of the 'wrinkles' is that there are two different drivers installed for the Firestudio in the Mac and GB 'System Preferences' - one is called 'Presonus Firestudio', and the other is called 'Presonus 1394).
4. The crazy thing here is that I can hear the playback only when the Mac 'System Preferences' is set to 'Presonus Firestudio' for both Input and Output, and the GB 'System Preferences' for Input and Output are each set to 'Presonus 1394' - if I choose the same named drivers for the Mac and GB 'System Preferences', I cannot hear anything when the track is playing.
5. A few months ago, I upgraded to Garageband '09, 5.1 (398), but had had the above problems before this.
6. In order to accommodate the new version of GB, I upgraded my OS to OS X 10.6.2
ATTEMPTED SOLUTIONS
1. I tried to uninstall the Firestudio drivers and software and erase all trace of them from the system, by following instructions I found on the Presonus website (I found the Presonus people very unhelpful - although several people on the forums were more helpful)
2. I reinstalled OS X 10.6.2 three times in order to try to get rid of the problem
3. Before making the above changes, I changed the system drive to a brand new, never used, hard drive.
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS
1. Although it would be nice to send different monitor output mixes to my headphone amp (see 1. under 'Problems' above), this is not essential, and I can record (most of the time, as I said above). So, I can record pretty consistently.
2. Having said that, sometimes I will inexplicably lose the ability to record, often during the middle of a project or during tracking
3. I cannot get rid of the two sets of drivers for the Presonus in 'System Preferences'
4. Today I tried to use MIDI for the first time. I had bought a MIDI - to - USB cable, which has two 'male' 5 PIN DIN connections on one end - one for MIDI IN, and other for MIDI OUT - and a 'male' USB connector on the other end.
I plugged both of the DIN connectors into the back of my keyboard, and I then plugged the USB connection into my Mac Pro.
I received the message that '2 MIDI Connections are Present' (or something to that effect), but was unable to get any input signal and was unable to hear my keyboard playing via the computer.
QUESTIONS
1. My main question right now is really about MIDI, as I have resigned myself to most of the above.
So, what am I doing incorrectly? As I understand it, this way of connecting should work, although now I am tempted to buy the alternative form of MIDI connector, which has DIN connectors on both ends, and then plug these into the MIDI IN and OUT on the back of the Firestudio.
Will this make a difference?
2. If anyone has any suggestions about any of the other problems, I would be very grateful.
Sorry for the length of this post, but I wanted to give a complete and detailed context for these problems.
Thanks,
MisterMe
Feb 14, 12:43 AM
Apple recently upgraded their Java VM to 1.4.2 in OS X. But there is one "catch"- it can only be accessed through WebKit. This means only Safari can use the new Java! Other browsers (like Firefox) are stuck with 1.3.1, a very old version.
Does Apple have plans to fix this? This seems like a major drawback in OS X.Safari is most certainly not the only WebKit-based browser. If you are going to whine, at least get your facts straight.
Does Apple have plans to fix this? This seems like a major drawback in OS X.Safari is most certainly not the only WebKit-based browser. If you are going to whine, at least get your facts straight.
dsampley
Mar 11, 01:08 PM
Apple employee just counted 70 in line right now. Her comment was "pretty impressive for still having 4 hours to go".
miles01110
Apr 28, 06:30 AM
Buy a new battery. The Apple Store still sells them.
newConvert
Feb 4, 03:39 PM
Hello,
i was wondering if tis possible to install snow leopard server on a MBP via bootcamp? Ultiamtely I'm looking to have SLS on an external drive that I can boot too... possible?
Thanks!
i was wondering if tis possible to install snow leopard server on a MBP via bootcamp? Ultiamtely I'm looking to have SLS on an external drive that I can boot too... possible?
Thanks!
Dalton63841
Apr 25, 06:21 PM
I think someone is mistaken. If the logic board were dead, then it wouldnt work, power cord or otherwise.
jmufellow
Sep 28, 05:31 PM
So, the iMac is the best computer (other than the powermac of course) for final cut pro?
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