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nagromme
Jan 26, 12:10 AM
A Mac Mini in a car better have some serious self-powered heating and cooling system! Not to mention its very own waterbed for shock protection! :eek:
Or maybe it could stand the extremes if the HD were replaced by a RAID of flash chips?
Anyway, I bet the project will draw an upsurge of interest from the Windows switcher DIY crowd too! Might even draw some new people into programming Mac software :)
EDIT: Yes, OS X voice commands can trigger AppleScripts, and iTunes is controllable that way. (Better yet, maybe, with Automator in Tiger.) Unless the music interferes :)
I see no iTunes voice control scripts ready-to-go in Panther. But wow, Address Book is sure loaded with voice control!
Or maybe it could stand the extremes if the HD were replaced by a RAID of flash chips?
Anyway, I bet the project will draw an upsurge of interest from the Windows switcher DIY crowd too! Might even draw some new people into programming Mac software :)
EDIT: Yes, OS X voice commands can trigger AppleScripts, and iTunes is controllable that way. (Better yet, maybe, with Automator in Tiger.) Unless the music interferes :)
I see no iTunes voice control scripts ready-to-go in Panther. But wow, Address Book is sure loaded with voice control!
AnimaLeo
Jan 25, 03:54 PM
Can anyone recomend me any artistic music, like Incubus etc?
Plumbstone
Jan 31, 05:03 AM
Protools 8 is only compatible with 10.5.8 and above, 8.1 is snow leopard only.
pcypert
Apr 4, 10:27 PM
Hexic on mine as well. There's a boxed offline Live pack that gives you the games plus some account credit I believe that might be the way to go...
Paul
Paul
Gregg2
May 2, 12:33 PM
I recently reinstalled my Mac,
Taken literally, I wonder what that would mean. I think you mean you wiped it clean and installed the OS. Your file is gone. If you have a printed copy, make a new one.
Taken literally, I wonder what that would mean. I think you mean you wiped it clean and installed the OS. Your file is gone. If you have a printed copy, make a new one.
Ashleydonnie
Mar 7, 06:18 AM
Hey that is so fantastic i like the way you have you have described it ,it looks innovative .
wrldwzrd89
May 4, 06:43 AM
My brand new 2011 iMac is not showing any screen issues thus far.
sine-nomine
Apr 23, 03:54 PM
I'm currently trying to build up several audio systems bit-by-eventually-replaceable-bit, and I was hoping to get a little advice.
First, I mainly use a late-2008 MacBook in my home office hooked up to a Dayton APA-150 that I so far quite like, with that driving a pair of Polk Audio M-40s that I picked up for less than $100 new. I have a few thousand mp3 with bit rates varying from 32 to 320, with most at 192 or better, a few thousand ALAC files ripped from my CDs, and a growing handful of higher-resolution files from HD Tracks.
I'm presently thinking my upgrade path will be as follows:
Add a DAC now, in the future possibly a headphone amp, and maybe even a preamp/input switcher. At some point, the speakers will go to the living room, where I originally intended them, and will be replaced with something slightly smaller - Dayton b652s to start with, since they're cheap, then on to something better when I can afford it. I wouldn't mind adding a sub one day. The problem is, WHAT dac, headphone amp, etc?
In terms of DACs, I definitely want both USB and optical inputs, something that will handle the higher resolution files I'm just getting into, and if at all possible, something with a form factor roughly comparable to my amp. I've looked into the Fubar Mk II, Mk 4, and the Teradak Chameleon, but I'm hoping for more ideas in the US$200-400 range. Any advice?
Next, I currently have no audio gear in my living room at all, and I'd like to change that asap. Unfortunately, this also seems to be the area where I have the least clue on how to get started. In the living room, I currently have a PS3 and a few older game systems. I hope one day to add a Mac Mini to play digital music, just as my laptop does in the other room, to largely replace the PS3 for Netflix, and to play old emulated games. I don't have or care about cable, satellite, etc, just an antenna. I mostly use Netflix and DVDs, and don't care very much about BluRays.
For lack of a better idea, a receiver seems like the way to at least get started, and the Yamaha RX-V667 looks nice and seems to get good reviews. I don't care much about surround sound and have no place for rears at the moment, but it would be nice to hook everything up to one box and then have just the one cable headed to the TV instead of the mess of spaghetti back there now.
That said, there's something very nice about just putting in a CD and listening to music, without the TV being on - to simply push 'Play' and not have to bother with anything else. For this reason, at the very least I would like to add a decent stand-alone CD player or transport.
So, the big questions here are:
Will a receiver like the 667 and Mini be good enough to do most of my listening until I have the space and money to invest in a dedicated, audio-only setup, or should I skip on an a/v receiver altogether and go ahead and with an amp, CD player/transport, and DAC, more like I have in the office? Can I send audio from the Mini to the DAC in the receiver over HDMI, or will I have to run a separate TOSLINK? People have told me an Apple TV would be a better choice than a Mini, but just what is the ATV capable of audio-wise?
Lastly, I would like to put together a very small system for the bedroom. I plan on using an old 3rd gen iPod as the main source. The iPod only charges over FireWire, and its battery is shot, but I still want to get use out of it. How can I best put it to use?
First, I mainly use a late-2008 MacBook in my home office hooked up to a Dayton APA-150 that I so far quite like, with that driving a pair of Polk Audio M-40s that I picked up for less than $100 new. I have a few thousand mp3 with bit rates varying from 32 to 320, with most at 192 or better, a few thousand ALAC files ripped from my CDs, and a growing handful of higher-resolution files from HD Tracks.
I'm presently thinking my upgrade path will be as follows:
Add a DAC now, in the future possibly a headphone amp, and maybe even a preamp/input switcher. At some point, the speakers will go to the living room, where I originally intended them, and will be replaced with something slightly smaller - Dayton b652s to start with, since they're cheap, then on to something better when I can afford it. I wouldn't mind adding a sub one day. The problem is, WHAT dac, headphone amp, etc?
In terms of DACs, I definitely want both USB and optical inputs, something that will handle the higher resolution files I'm just getting into, and if at all possible, something with a form factor roughly comparable to my amp. I've looked into the Fubar Mk II, Mk 4, and the Teradak Chameleon, but I'm hoping for more ideas in the US$200-400 range. Any advice?
Next, I currently have no audio gear in my living room at all, and I'd like to change that asap. Unfortunately, this also seems to be the area where I have the least clue on how to get started. In the living room, I currently have a PS3 and a few older game systems. I hope one day to add a Mac Mini to play digital music, just as my laptop does in the other room, to largely replace the PS3 for Netflix, and to play old emulated games. I don't have or care about cable, satellite, etc, just an antenna. I mostly use Netflix and DVDs, and don't care very much about BluRays.
For lack of a better idea, a receiver seems like the way to at least get started, and the Yamaha RX-V667 looks nice and seems to get good reviews. I don't care much about surround sound and have no place for rears at the moment, but it would be nice to hook everything up to one box and then have just the one cable headed to the TV instead of the mess of spaghetti back there now.
That said, there's something very nice about just putting in a CD and listening to music, without the TV being on - to simply push 'Play' and not have to bother with anything else. For this reason, at the very least I would like to add a decent stand-alone CD player or transport.
So, the big questions here are:
Will a receiver like the 667 and Mini be good enough to do most of my listening until I have the space and money to invest in a dedicated, audio-only setup, or should I skip on an a/v receiver altogether and go ahead and with an amp, CD player/transport, and DAC, more like I have in the office? Can I send audio from the Mini to the DAC in the receiver over HDMI, or will I have to run a separate TOSLINK? People have told me an Apple TV would be a better choice than a Mini, but just what is the ATV capable of audio-wise?
Lastly, I would like to put together a very small system for the bedroom. I plan on using an old 3rd gen iPod as the main source. The iPod only charges over FireWire, and its battery is shot, but I still want to get use out of it. How can I best put it to use?
notsofatjames
Jan 12, 12:58 PM
Engadget just posted an article about a game where you prepare the keynote as steve jobs. May kill a few minutes of your time while you wait for the keynote to start...
http://spil.kathart.dk/stevenote/index.php
enjoy.
http://spil.kathart.dk/stevenote/index.php
enjoy.
dmr727
Nov 12, 11:20 PM
The 170 is a great computer, but not particularly rare. In mint condition, perhaps someone is willing to shell out a bit more. I'd say normally about $20, but mint, perhaps $40? Most batteries aren't working well these days, so not having one isn't necessarily a big deal. Although the machine is a lot more physically balanced with one installed - it tends to rock backwards if one isn't there.
The G3 I'd just donate, honestly.
The G3 I'd just donate, honestly.
ljg93
Apr 10, 10:17 PM
hey everyone,
I was wondering how to make a table view that would have like 5 rows in it, that is no problem to do i know, but i was wondering how i could make so each cell in the table view would need a different password to get into it.
I am asking my girlfriend to prom, so i am making a scavenger hunt thing for her based of my iphone..
any idea how to make the password thing happen?
I was wondering how to make a table view that would have like 5 rows in it, that is no problem to do i know, but i was wondering how i could make so each cell in the table view would need a different password to get into it.
I am asking my girlfriend to prom, so i am making a scavenger hunt thing for her based of my iphone..
any idea how to make the password thing happen?
hotwire132002
Aug 8, 04:16 PM
A week old thread isn't considered "dead" yet, right? ;-)
Here's my bedroom... I'm in the middle of doing a lot of redecorating around the house right now, so it's still a bit bare. I'm waiting until after I re-paint to add a few things... (probably some decorations on the dresser and a table lamp next to the bed) but I'm quite happy with how it's turning out!
Here's my bedroom... I'm in the middle of doing a lot of redecorating around the house right now, so it's still a bit bare. I'm waiting until after I re-paint to add a few things... (probably some decorations on the dresser and a table lamp next to the bed) but I'm quite happy with how it's turning out!
emotion
Mar 23, 10:08 AM
i used crucial too.
we don't get the mad deals that the us board members get
we don't get the mad deals that the us board members get
BoleCailey
Apr 20, 06:45 PM
After waiting almost a month for my iPad to come in, I am getting this message "We are unable to complete your activation at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes." Anyone know if there is a problem with the server or if this is on apples end?
osxnewbe
Mar 2, 01:11 PM
I have rooted my Motorola Droid and use both Barnacle and Wireless Tether apps on a regular basis for my iPad.
Works great although rooting the droid was a little harder than jailbreaking my iPhone...
Works great although rooting the droid was a little harder than jailbreaking my iPhone...
jiminaus
Apr 30, 09:05 PM
You'll need to create a mouse move event tap using the Quartz Event Services. See this thread for how to set one up.
Set up the tap in your window delegate's awakeFromNib and tear down the tap in your window delegate's windowWillClose:.
Use the following code for the eventsOfInterest parameter of CGEventTapCreate.
CGEventMaskBit(kCGMouseEventDeltaX) | CGEventMaskBit(kCGMouseEventDeltaY)
Pass a pointer to your window as the refcon paramter.
Then code the callback function like this:
CGEventRef eventTapFunction(CGEventTapProxy aProxy, CGEventType aType, CGEventRef anEvent, void *aContext)
{
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Set up the tap in your window delegate's awakeFromNib and tear down the tap in your window delegate's windowWillClose:.
Use the following code for the eventsOfInterest parameter of CGEventTapCreate.
CGEventMaskBit(kCGMouseEventDeltaX) | CGEventMaskBit(kCGMouseEventDeltaY)
Pass a pointer to your window as the refcon paramter.
Then code the callback function like this:
CGEventRef eventTapFunction(CGEventTapProxy aProxy, CGEventType aType, CGEventRef anEvent, void *aContext)
{
generik
Dec 5, 05:05 PM
I notice if you stare up on your screen from below (ie: lie down on bed.. and look upwards on your screen) you can really see faint diagonal lines swimming all over your screen.
This LCD really disgusts me.
This LCD really disgusts me.
cpjakes
Jan 15, 06:51 PM
What interface are you using with your G5 and DP? You didn't mention it, but I can't imagine that you're using your built-in analog connections on the G5, so what are you using for your external gear? And did you switch anything else when making the Windows -> Mac transition?
I have had little problems with Performer on my DP 450 G4 (an almost 3.5 year old machine). While I don't totally push the system, it is very stable and clean.
cpjakes
I have had little problems with Performer on my DP 450 G4 (an almost 3.5 year old machine). While I don't totally push the system, it is very stable and clean.
cpjakes
Montymitch
Apr 6, 02:19 PM
I'd like to hear the answer to this as well. I had the exact same thing happen--I bought a used iPad, went nuts in the app store, and then went to sync it. I set it to manually manage music, and still had no luck. I have two macs, so I tried it on the other machine and the second machine transfered all the apps to the computer and let me sync music without deleting.
I have no idea what the difference was. :)
I have no idea what the difference was. :)
Trippy Jr
Apr 11, 07:40 PM
It's still there.
Unhide the Library folder of Cmd + K to it in Finder.
Unhide the Library folder of Cmd + K to it in Finder.
Givmeabrek
Apr 3, 10:20 AM
Ha, ha, one of the first cases made for the iPhone 4. Very poor design. Camera interference, back scratches up terribly, fit is lousy etc. :eek:
CRIIM44
Jun 30, 05:52 PM
I have a 4gig with a cracked screen. I've been using it since it cracked and it doesn't interfere with functionality at all. Will probably be listing it on ebay tonight or tomorrow
gnuguy
Apr 25, 11:16 PM
make sure you add the applicationServices framework then use
double idleTime;
idleTime = CGEventSourceSecondsSinceLastEventType(kCGEventSourceStateHIDSystemState, kCGAnyInputEventType);
This will give you the time in seconds that the system has been idle.
double idleTime;
idleTime = CGEventSourceSecondsSinceLastEventType(kCGEventSourceStateHIDSystemState, kCGAnyInputEventType);
This will give you the time in seconds that the system has been idle.