tweakers_suck
Dec 9, 09:33 PM
Ok i have my g4 quicksilver
it has 3 ram slots
it only uses pc133
i have right now 512, 512, 256 =1.25gb
and soon the be 3x 512 =1.5gb
is there any way i can do more than 1.5gb in the g4
because i know my sawtooth can hold 2gb
any help would be great
According to Mactracker, max RAM for the Quicksilvers is 1.5 GB.
And yes, the Sawtooth can hold 2 GB under OS X.
it has 3 ram slots
it only uses pc133
i have right now 512, 512, 256 =1.25gb
and soon the be 3x 512 =1.5gb
is there any way i can do more than 1.5gb in the g4
because i know my sawtooth can hold 2gb
any help would be great
According to Mactracker, max RAM for the Quicksilvers is 1.5 GB.
And yes, the Sawtooth can hold 2 GB under OS X.
AFABS
Jul 28, 09:53 PM
They used a sample from the song "What Am I Going To Do" by The Dovers. This single makes me extremely excited for his new album. I haven't ever really gotten into Deerhunter or Atlas Sound, but this single just might be good enough for me to try out both artists again.
Definitely looks like the album should be good based on that track.....i haven't got into Atlas Sound either, but i really like some of the Deerhunter stuff (Never Stops, Nothing Ever Happened, Saved By Old Times, Dr. Glass, couple others)
Definitely looks like the album should be good based on that track.....i haven't got into Atlas Sound either, but i really like some of the Deerhunter stuff (Never Stops, Nothing Ever Happened, Saved By Old Times, Dr. Glass, couple others)
iGary
Sep 19, 09:42 PM
I was thinking of buying an iPod nano online from the Apple store.
The thing is that I never bought an Apple product online before.
I want to know exactly how a credit card charge on the Apple store breaks down; if there are hidden fees, etc.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
No hidden fees, you may have to pay tax.
Shipping isusually free.
Believe me, Apple is not going to commit credit card fraud.
The thing is that I never bought an Apple product online before.
I want to know exactly how a credit card charge on the Apple store breaks down; if there are hidden fees, etc.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
No hidden fees, you may have to pay tax.
Shipping isusually free.
Believe me, Apple is not going to commit credit card fraud.
theking79
May 6, 07:11 PM
Im looking for some 2x2GB sticks for my imac in my sig, ive found some sites but they are all american such as OWC.
im looking for some 1333Mhz RAM to match the RAM already in my iMac, want to upgrade to 8GB.
Anyone got some good sites with 1333Mhz RAM that will send to the UK?
im looking for some 1333Mhz RAM to match the RAM already in my iMac, want to upgrade to 8GB.
Anyone got some good sites with 1333Mhz RAM that will send to the UK?
maflynn
May 6, 06:56 AM
They pro-rate any changes if you make changes to your account in mid-cycle.
itsbetteronamac
Sep 17, 05:17 PM
yeah, I have the same problem. My powerbook is gettin sent out for repair in a day or two. Apple is going to pay the $800 repair (purely cosmetic) wow, they are nice to me. And then I think I would like to sell it, and hopefully get a new one if they are released. But obiously I would sell it after the new ones come. Powerbook 15", 1gb RAM, 100GB HD, 128mb VRAM 1.67GHZ
arn
Feb 2, 07:28 PM
yes, yes.... very funny... :)
jackerin
Apr 29, 05:25 AM
and some people have told me i cant make split screen videos on imovie.
Google iMovie split screen, saw a video on youtube where the guy had used the picture-in-picture function to get something approaching it.
i really think it woud've been helpful if they had added video recording (split screen) in garageband.
Wouldn't it have been even better had they put it in iMovie, their amateur video editing app?
Google iMovie split screen, saw a video on youtube where the guy had used the picture-in-picture function to get something approaching it.
i really think it woud've been helpful if they had added video recording (split screen) in garageband.
Wouldn't it have been even better had they put it in iMovie, their amateur video editing app?
FFTT
Sep 18, 01:15 AM
Dear Brother,
YOU NEED MORE RAM! :D
You should be running at least 512 MB and preferably 1GB, but if you're not
running any heavy applications 512 will do.
YOU NEED MORE RAM! :D
You should be running at least 512 MB and preferably 1GB, but if you're not
running any heavy applications 512 will do.
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.
dilgit
May 3, 01:39 AM
Are you sure? When I open disk utilities and check my SSD hd it does not see the 64GB partition that Windows 7 uses. So how will it recognize it on the external hd?
King Cobra
Jul 25, 09:52 AM
>Iget that "Do Not Disconnect" message for what seems like forever. Once the music is uploaded, shouldn't I be able to disconnect the thing? (BiggeeC)
Either
(1) Click the eject icon in iTunes, or
(2) Eject the mounted iPod image (on your computer desktop).
When your iPod displays a checkmark, physically disconnect your iPod.
>I close my ibook, putting it to sleep, and then I can resume my normal ipod functions. (BiggeeC)
DO NOT do this. You may corrupt I/O data between your computer and your iPod. The actions you describe are of a similar equivalent to unplugging a second computer in Firewire Target Disk Mode without ejecting the mounted Firewire disk image first, which can corrupt data.
Either
(1) Click the eject icon in iTunes, or
(2) Eject the mounted iPod image (on your computer desktop).
When your iPod displays a checkmark, physically disconnect your iPod.
>I close my ibook, putting it to sleep, and then I can resume my normal ipod functions. (BiggeeC)
DO NOT do this. You may corrupt I/O data between your computer and your iPod. The actions you describe are of a similar equivalent to unplugging a second computer in Firewire Target Disk Mode without ejecting the mounted Firewire disk image first, which can corrupt data.
LouieSamman
Nov 8, 06:32 PM
I would have gotten it if it were on steam for mac but it's only for windows.
I personally don't like gaming on a console.
Mouse and Keyboard is the way to go for me so I guess I won't be getting the game since it's not on mac. And I don't want to install windows.
I personally don't like gaming on a console.
Mouse and Keyboard is the way to go for me so I guess I won't be getting the game since it's not on mac. And I don't want to install windows.
PowerGamerX
Mar 7, 11:11 PM
If you're in a dorm for the love of Jobs don't get a Mini. If you live with the parentals or with only yourself, the Mini is great if you already plan on having an iPad.
Though, since you don't have a screen, keyboard, or mouse, it may be better to just fork over the extra cash for an iMac.
Though, since you don't have a screen, keyboard, or mouse, it may be better to just fork over the extra cash for an iMac.
Chocolatemilty
May 6, 06:57 PM
iOS 4.3.3 is better than 4.3.2 for me in regards to battery life. I've even re-JB my iP4, and the battery life has remained pretty decent so far...
Thanks for the report. I've been having amazing battery life after upgrading from 4.2.1 to 4.3.2 and setting up as a new phone. Since I'm jailbroken and very happy with it, though, I suppose I'll keep with this and continue seeing how others are reporting iOS 4.3.3 battery performance.
Thanks for the report. I've been having amazing battery life after upgrading from 4.2.1 to 4.3.2 and setting up as a new phone. Since I'm jailbroken and very happy with it, though, I suppose I'll keep with this and continue seeing how others are reporting iOS 4.3.3 battery performance.
Zwhaler
Oct 21, 07:25 PM
Hehe, I thought it was an ad for a Black iMac and was going to suggest putting a white Apple logo on the front. :o
Nice work though! :)
Haha I thought of the same thing. But yeah still very nice.
Nice work though! :)
Haha I thought of the same thing. But yeah still very nice.
schwine1
Apr 22, 12:27 PM
I have an anti-virus program running for several hours and the only way to keep it going is to disable the sleep mode. I also have Windows 7 through VMware, and the virus program checks this OS in particular for virus problems.
I have been able to disable the Mac screen saver but not the Mac sleep mode.
I'm not sure if this can be done, and as a result, the virus program stops working when the computer is in sleep mode.
I have been able to disable the Mac screen saver but not the Mac sleep mode.
I'm not sure if this can be done, and as a result, the virus program stops working when the computer is in sleep mode.
SSpiro
Jul 11, 07:21 AM
Not interested in the cracked screen version, but thanks.
Still looking for a phone. Advise! Budget is ~200.00
Still looking for a phone. Advise! Budget is ~200.00
simsaladimbamba
Mar 16, 08:39 AM
I have about 80gigs left on my Macbook Pro, but I have about 100gigs of raw footage that needs to be edited. I tried putting them on an external hard drive and importing direct from there, but FCP doesn't even recognize that the hard drive is in there. It is FAT formatted and everything.
If FCP has to access it, the external HDD has to be formatted with "Mac OS Extended (HFS+)", as FAT32 is not supported by FCP and even has a file size limit of 4GB (per file).
Original raw footage is 30 minutes and 30gigs large. I took a 15 second snippet and it was an estimated 4gigs. The math just doesn't add up here.
It adds up, as your "RAW" footage is probably using H264 or another MPEG-4 codec to store the video, and FCP wants its footage in either ProRes (can be 100GB for one hour of HD video) or Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC - up to 50GB for one hour of HD footage).
Therefore get another external FW800 HDD (if you have FW800 on your Mac), which you can safely format in "HFS+" via Disk Utility, or format your existing external HDD with "HFS+", if possible as formatting will erase the contents of the HDD.
Maybe you can partition it though.
Format Your Hard Drive Using Disk Utility (http://macs.about.com/od/applications/ss/diskutilformat.htm)
Partition Your Hard Drive With Disk Utility (http://macs.about.com/od/applications/ss/diskutilitypart.htm)
If FCP has to access it, the external HDD has to be formatted with "Mac OS Extended (HFS+)", as FAT32 is not supported by FCP and even has a file size limit of 4GB (per file).
Original raw footage is 30 minutes and 30gigs large. I took a 15 second snippet and it was an estimated 4gigs. The math just doesn't add up here.
It adds up, as your "RAW" footage is probably using H264 or another MPEG-4 codec to store the video, and FCP wants its footage in either ProRes (can be 100GB for one hour of HD video) or Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC - up to 50GB for one hour of HD footage).
Therefore get another external FW800 HDD (if you have FW800 on your Mac), which you can safely format in "HFS+" via Disk Utility, or format your existing external HDD with "HFS+", if possible as formatting will erase the contents of the HDD.
Maybe you can partition it though.
Format Your Hard Drive Using Disk Utility (http://macs.about.com/od/applications/ss/diskutilformat.htm)
Partition Your Hard Drive With Disk Utility (http://macs.about.com/od/applications/ss/diskutilitypart.htm)
raoul1219
May 4, 03:26 PM
Just wondering how long apple is taking with orders. any one that orderd the BTO 27" with i7 upgrade, Has your order Shipped?
4 working days for me, ordered today
4 working days for me, ordered today
DD4
Mar 13, 06:46 AM
The hard drive is unplugged (booting from the floppy) and all its been doing for the last 6 years is display the time.
Can my clock's fan be unplugged safely? Its not loud, but the white noise ruins the silence when I'm trying to read a book.
Can my clock's fan be unplugged safely? Its not loud, but the white noise ruins the silence when I'm trying to read a book.
gameface
May 4, 12:58 PM
For general monitoring the Sony MDR-7506/1 are very neutral and reliable, they do have a sort of folding mechanism that can be annoying sometimes.
^THIS
These have been the film and television industry standard for years. Why not hear the audio the same way most people working with it would listen to it? If it's good for all the pros out there, it's good enough for you. I've tried them all and always go back to my 7506's.
^THIS
These have been the film and television industry standard for years. Why not hear the audio the same way most people working with it would listen to it? If it's good for all the pros out there, it's good enough for you. I've tried them all and always go back to my 7506's.
MacBytes
Aug 31, 01:11 PM
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firestarter
Mar 10, 03:23 AM
It depends how you look at this...
On the one hand, we have a guy who's potentially lost $$$ by having his image used without permission.
On the other hand, we have a guy who's got a load of publicity from having a popular and recognisable image out there... a guy who's now immigrated into the US and launched a career as a photographer.
Maybe if he'd slapped a big copyright notice on his files and kept them locked up, noone would have used them or asked to pay for them... so no publicity, no success?
On the one hand, we have a guy who's potentially lost $$$ by having his image used without permission.
On the other hand, we have a guy who's got a load of publicity from having a popular and recognisable image out there... a guy who's now immigrated into the US and launched a career as a photographer.
Maybe if he'd slapped a big copyright notice on his files and kept them locked up, noone would have used them or asked to pay for them... so no publicity, no success?