dvswede
Apr 14, 01:52 PM
Hmmm don't see it in my app store :-(
Reading the post I realize this is true for everyone.
Reading the post I realize this is true for everyone.
ReggaeFire
May 3, 11:43 AM
So if I understand correctly, what you want is for all your media to stay on your local drive, but for there to be a backup copy on the airdisk that updates when you make changes?
If that's correct, the best way I can think of is to just have the airdisk be a time machine backup, exclude everything but your iTunes folder, and that should do it.
If that's correct, the best way I can think of is to just have the airdisk be a time machine backup, exclude everything but your iTunes folder, and that should do it.
Ommid
Apr 24, 06:38 AM
Tried clearing your downloads in safari??
khammack
Jan 8, 01:05 AM
The pause between tracks is a result of MP3's file structure, and it is impossible to have gapless playback with MP3's.
I completely disagree with this. As a programmer, I don't see why you can't open the next mp3 file ahead of time so that it's ready to go when the current one ends. Then you'd have a seamless transition. In fact I know that one mp3 player I've used in the past did pull this off somehow (just can't remember which one...grr...).
Personally, I use linux (though I'm scrimping for my first Mac) but many of the mp3 players on linux have this same trouble. I like digweed, and his work is one continuous blend of music best heard with absolutely no gaps between the tracks. Unfortunately I don't have a music player on linux that does this properly.
I was really hoping that iTunes had been more carefully considered than this. After all, Apple is supposed to be the pinnacle of attention to detail, isn't it?
This is such a simple trick, and I'm sure there are other ways to get mp3 files to play back to back. What I can't believe is that the authors of iTunes, Juk (linux), Rhythmbox (linux) and others haven't figured it out yet. They must not listen to trance.
In linux land we file bug reports that the software author can read. I wonder if apple has some sort of customer feedback like this that you can use to communicate this problem back to the authors of iTunes?
-kev
I completely disagree with this. As a programmer, I don't see why you can't open the next mp3 file ahead of time so that it's ready to go when the current one ends. Then you'd have a seamless transition. In fact I know that one mp3 player I've used in the past did pull this off somehow (just can't remember which one...grr...).
Personally, I use linux (though I'm scrimping for my first Mac) but many of the mp3 players on linux have this same trouble. I like digweed, and his work is one continuous blend of music best heard with absolutely no gaps between the tracks. Unfortunately I don't have a music player on linux that does this properly.
I was really hoping that iTunes had been more carefully considered than this. After all, Apple is supposed to be the pinnacle of attention to detail, isn't it?
This is such a simple trick, and I'm sure there are other ways to get mp3 files to play back to back. What I can't believe is that the authors of iTunes, Juk (linux), Rhythmbox (linux) and others haven't figured it out yet. They must not listen to trance.
In linux land we file bug reports that the software author can read. I wonder if apple has some sort of customer feedback like this that you can use to communicate this problem back to the authors of iTunes?
-kev
MacRumorUser
Mar 19, 05:05 AM
results speak for themselves.
36 get a mac
2 get a ps3
If it was who wants to be a millionare and you just asked the audience - I think you can call that result a 'safe bet'.
36 get a mac
2 get a ps3
If it was who wants to be a millionare and you just asked the audience - I think you can call that result a 'safe bet'.
MacNut
Feb 2, 10:59 PM
The subset of the general MR population capable of putting forth something useful and/or relevant in a science forum is much too small to merit a separate forum.They can't produce complete and useful sentences in the iPhone forums either yet those still exist.
The majority of people here are geeks, and geeks like science.
The majority of people here are geeks, and geeks like science.
DdMac679
Aug 14, 04:26 PM
Nooooooooooo! The second one wasn't the same experience as the first but it's 100% no doubt worth a playthrough at least. the multiplayer is so different and crazy that i couldn't stop playing for weeks after it came out. it's worth it if you liked the first one.
The MP sucked for BS2, but I did like the SP.
The MP sucked for BS2, but I did like the SP.
CaptMurdock
Apr 4, 11:37 PM
LOL. Climte gate showed the world that junk science and data suppression are the norm amongst these fraudsters, and that they'll stoop to any level to "prove" their preposterous theories. These global warming "scientists" are laughing stocks.
Here's something for ya, to post in threads like these:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y85/CaptMurdock/crackpots.jpg
Use this pic with my compliments!:D
Here's something for ya, to post in threads like these:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y85/CaptMurdock/crackpots.jpg
Use this pic with my compliments!:D
ECUpirate44
Apr 13, 11:10 AM
I recommend a speck fitted case (http://www.speckproducts.com/iphone-case/verizon-iphone-4-cases/fitted-iphone-4-cover-lavender-argyle.html)
hayduke
Jan 6, 06:00 PM
Great pic.
Phat_Pat
Sep 24, 12:49 AM
:eek: The great land of the free doesn't get titties with their morning paper??? *shocking*
yeah thank god for the internet :rolleyes:
hell land of the free? We can't even voice our opinion without being censored on TV
yeah thank god for the internet :rolleyes:
hell land of the free? We can't even voice our opinion without being censored on TV
frederickfowles
Feb 19, 01:45 PM
Oh dear!
Out goes porn, now gambling making a start on the iPhone!
What a mess!
Wow killing violence and Gambling is ok but nudity is not. This is a messed up world. We believe our own bodies to be a sin but the wrong we do to each other is ok.
Out goes porn, now gambling making a start on the iPhone!
What a mess!
Wow killing violence and Gambling is ok but nudity is not. This is a messed up world. We believe our own bodies to be a sin but the wrong we do to each other is ok.
adversus
Apr 26, 01:30 PM
BTW, what do you have? What do you use? What's your workflow look like? Do you do any windows development?
Most of my work right now revolves around Windows development or Database development (which can be done in either platform, I usually just use Mac OS for that):
MBP: "Main" computer, mobile work machine, handles all my daily tasks including email, writing, etc.
MP: Number cruncher, when I'm at home I use this for Windows development (VMWare Fusion, Win7 64-bit, Office 2010). If I'm building a large project in Windows I'll boot natively using Bootcamp and let it crunch away for a few hours.
I also use my MP for my three hobbies: photography (a few terabytes of high-res photos), music (a few terabytes of samples/libraries), and gaming (WoW, Steam, SC2, or boot into Win7 for Call of Duty MW2).
I use Back-to-my-Mac using Clear 4G to get to my MP at home, and it'll even load a 150gb project file no problems (takes a few minutes to load, but it's workable).
Most of my work right now revolves around Windows development or Database development (which can be done in either platform, I usually just use Mac OS for that):
MBP: "Main" computer, mobile work machine, handles all my daily tasks including email, writing, etc.
MP: Number cruncher, when I'm at home I use this for Windows development (VMWare Fusion, Win7 64-bit, Office 2010). If I'm building a large project in Windows I'll boot natively using Bootcamp and let it crunch away for a few hours.
I also use my MP for my three hobbies: photography (a few terabytes of high-res photos), music (a few terabytes of samples/libraries), and gaming (WoW, Steam, SC2, or boot into Win7 for Call of Duty MW2).
I use Back-to-my-Mac using Clear 4G to get to my MP at home, and it'll even load a 150gb project file no problems (takes a few minutes to load, but it's workable).
Bob Dobbs
Jul 16, 01:30 PM
on my G4 450 AGP machine OS X.2.6, every so often - about twice an hour at worst, at least once a day at best the finder - and everything else that is open quits - the screen goes blue for a few seconds then it comes back up.
WHATS THE DEAL? I now save what I'm working on all the time, so I don't ever loose much, but this is a pain.
I've repaired permissions, run MacJanitor, dont the fsck -y thing... all to no avail.
Any thoughts please.
WHATS THE DEAL? I now save what I'm working on all the time, so I don't ever loose much, but this is a pain.
I've repaired permissions, run MacJanitor, dont the fsck -y thing... all to no avail.
Any thoughts please.
JPIndustrie
Jun 26, 06:46 PM
That's awesome dude. That's def going to be one of the top collector iPhones. :cool:
shaun0207
Apr 9, 12:51 AM
hey guys:
'
I tried getting Windows to install via Bootcamp on my iMac and it was a no go. So I'm trying Parallels out . Got Windows 7 installed and I installed the Parallels tools.
Problem is I'm trying to update my Zune 80 and everytime I try to login to my Zune , I get error message: Cant access the server. Make sure your connected the the internet and there are no firewalls or proxy servers blocking access to the Zune service. Then try again.
I have tried turning off the firewall in Windows and Mac, tried to configure the right connections through Little Snitch and through Sophos and I'm still getting this message.
any ideas? I'm using the latest 21.5 iMac.
'
I tried getting Windows to install via Bootcamp on my iMac and it was a no go. So I'm trying Parallels out . Got Windows 7 installed and I installed the Parallels tools.
Problem is I'm trying to update my Zune 80 and everytime I try to login to my Zune , I get error message: Cant access the server. Make sure your connected the the internet and there are no firewalls or proxy servers blocking access to the Zune service. Then try again.
I have tried turning off the firewall in Windows and Mac, tried to configure the right connections through Little Snitch and through Sophos and I'm still getting this message.
any ideas? I'm using the latest 21.5 iMac.
Eddyisgreat
May 6, 12:29 AM
Grand Perspective (http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/)
http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/ScreenShots/1_0-FoldersBujumbura.png
http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/ScreenShots/1_0-FoldersBujumbura.png
eastercat
Oct 9, 02:28 PM
This has the potential to rock (so to speak) or fail in a Darwin award winning sort of way. I'm going to wait for the reviews before I plunk down the cash.
schmoopy.design
Apr 28, 12:06 AM
Wunderlist is nice, fairly basic in appearance, but clean. One aspect that it does not have, or I cannot find, it a way to set a reminder, alert or alarm for an action item. I don't do this for a lot of things, but it is VERY helpful at times. I wanted a new chair for my desk and storables had their great bungie chair on sale. I wanted to set an alert to the last day of the sale as I knew I had a lot of things going on at work and home and could easily forget. The last day, an alarm went off to remind me and I was glad as I had gotten a call and pulled my mind away. I made it to the store before it closed to grab a chair and I would NOT have remembered it my app had not alerted me.
If anyone knows if wunderlist has this feature, I'd be happy to find out how/where it is.
Thanks.
Reminders/alarms/notices are a piece of cake on the iPad and iPhone - on your Mac not so much.
On either the iPad or iPhone your enter your task. It will show up in your list. Tap it and a new screen will come up which allows you to set a due date and reminder (push and/or email). Haven't found out how to do it on my Mac though.
If anyone knows if wunderlist has this feature, I'd be happy to find out how/where it is.
Thanks.
Reminders/alarms/notices are a piece of cake on the iPad and iPhone - on your Mac not so much.
On either the iPad or iPhone your enter your task. It will show up in your list. Tap it and a new screen will come up which allows you to set a due date and reminder (push and/or email). Haven't found out how to do it on my Mac though.
tkadrum
Mar 12, 08:27 PM
I heard iPad7 will be out of this world..gonna wait for it!
scan300
Jul 26, 11:44 AM
From the help file on your Mac...
'In the Finder, choose Connect To Server from the Go menu. Connect to the server, log in, and select the volume.
Open System Preferences and click Login Items. Click Add and locate the server in the Recent Servers folder in your home Library folder.
Each time you log in to Mac OS X, the login dialog appears for you to connect to the server.'
'In the Finder, choose Connect To Server from the Go menu. Connect to the server, log in, and select the volume.
Open System Preferences and click Login Items. Click Add and locate the server in the Recent Servers folder in your home Library folder.
Each time you log in to Mac OS X, the login dialog appears for you to connect to the server.'
dho
Aug 24, 09:23 PM
I really dont have much to say.
I like the pictures will :)
in case u dont know thats MacCoaster's first name :)
edit: will told me over aim "your post is the most pointless post", so i figured i would make it more pointless by adding that.
~dho
I like the pictures will :)
in case u dont know thats MacCoaster's first name :)
edit: will told me over aim "your post is the most pointless post", so i figured i would make it more pointless by adding that.
~dho
Pngwyn
Mar 27, 06:54 PM
Ahh bus-powered is the term I was looking for. Thank you for all the informative replies, much appreciated.
Just some final questions.. is there any advantage to using a outlet-powered HD over a portable bus-powered HD? And how much difference will I notice between a 5400RPM and a 7200RPM drive? The difference in size would be 250GB, since OWC only sells up to 750GB at 7200RPM, is it really worth the speed?
Heck, is there a reason to use a portable? Now that I'm thinking about it, it's convenient, but maybe unnecessary. What are you guys using? Bus-powered or outlet?
Just some final questions.. is there any advantage to using a outlet-powered HD over a portable bus-powered HD? And how much difference will I notice between a 5400RPM and a 7200RPM drive? The difference in size would be 250GB, since OWC only sells up to 750GB at 7200RPM, is it really worth the speed?
Heck, is there a reason to use a portable? Now that I'm thinking about it, it's convenient, but maybe unnecessary. What are you guys using? Bus-powered or outlet?
R94N
Nov 22, 01:07 AM
Does this forum, or even any other forum, eventually delete the oldest threads and users? Or do you continually expand the server space or something? I'm not sure.
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