Blue Velvet
Jan 22, 06:11 PM
Duff-Man says....maybe, maybe not....but you will need something like Data Recycler (http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18235) which will try recover.....oh yeah!
And the longer you go on using your Mac, the lower the chance of successfully retrieving your files is.
This is because the Mac 'sees' the space on the HD as unused and will write over it given enough time.
And the longer you go on using your Mac, the lower the chance of successfully retrieving your files is.
This is because the Mac 'sees' the space on the HD as unused and will write over it given enough time.
haiggy
Jan 9, 12:20 AM
Wow, I have always seen Apple as a nice company and I can't picture them ruining 3 kid's lives. What they did was a mistake, and they have learned from it. I can understand if they do it again, sue them for all they can get. I know what they did was wrong, but at the same time they are scared and can't afford to be sued like this. Can't imagine if I was in a position like that. I would pray every day that Apple was just doing it to show how serious it is or just to make me scared. It would work.
Alex23
May 5, 05:34 PM
There is a Ethernet option but it is said "not connected".
Alex
Alex
ayeying
Feb 6, 11:55 AM
Even on Mac osx?
Yes. Refer to the post below.
First you need to download and install the CUDA Drivers from nVidia http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_get.html
You should already be running the latest version of BOINC.
Once you have done these things, you, in theory are ready to start using your GPU in OSX BOINC to crunch stuff.....
Why isn't it crunching?
Because no apps inside of BOINC (Seti@home, Aqua@home, etc etc etc) have been re-written to take advantage of CUDA on the mac.
It seems Einstein@home is getting close, but for the moment (As of Feb 6th, 2010) nothing in the OSX BOINC world supports CUDA, or OpenCL. Not to be a downer, but don't expect that to change anytime soon. There just aren't enough volunteers with programming knowledge (or programmers that own the proper hardware to test their knowlege) in this area to make it happen quickly.
Please refer to this post. Only a few number of projects can use CUDA on a mac, Collatz Conjecture is one of them that is available right now
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=852659
Yes. Refer to the post below.
First you need to download and install the CUDA Drivers from nVidia http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_get.html
You should already be running the latest version of BOINC.
Once you have done these things, you, in theory are ready to start using your GPU in OSX BOINC to crunch stuff.....
Why isn't it crunching?
Because no apps inside of BOINC (Seti@home, Aqua@home, etc etc etc) have been re-written to take advantage of CUDA on the mac.
It seems Einstein@home is getting close, but for the moment (As of Feb 6th, 2010) nothing in the OSX BOINC world supports CUDA, or OpenCL. Not to be a downer, but don't expect that to change anytime soon. There just aren't enough volunteers with programming knowledge (or programmers that own the proper hardware to test their knowlege) in this area to make it happen quickly.
Please refer to this post. Only a few number of projects can use CUDA on a mac, Collatz Conjecture is one of them that is available right now
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=852659
neim81094
Feb 26, 08:26 AM
On itunes simply connect the itouch to the comp go to itunes when you could access the ipod there would be two buttons to click update and restore, click restore and it will wipe put everything including cydia it will be like a brand new ipod!
ipoppy
Dec 1, 02:08 PM
Not impressed with quality but its a great feature. I see ichat AV coming for next iphone then if Apple allowed fring get that. Cant wait :D
eNcrypTioN
Feb 23, 01:27 PM
There's a video of a Verizon iPhone 4 running on Sprint. Thought I don't believe it lol.
Verizon iPhone 4 Unlocked for Sprint (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJr7P5P0QRM)
Something about it doesn't sound right...
Would be nice if Apple would just open up the iPhone to all carriers so people don't have to hack the phone like this.
Verizon iPhone 4 Unlocked for Sprint (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJr7P5P0QRM)
Something about it doesn't sound right...
Would be nice if Apple would just open up the iPhone to all carriers so people don't have to hack the phone like this.
TwoSocEmBoppers
Apr 6, 07:25 AM
Pre-flame comment: Here's (http://www.google.com/cse?cx=011016119145480959114%3Akuv1aq0hily&ie=UTF-8&q=best+jailbreak+apps+site%3Aforums.macrumors.com&hl=en&as_qdr=all&meta=) countless links on this topic.
Angry comment: For the love of all things Jesus, please search (http://mroogle.edesignuk.com/) before you post.
Angry comment: For the love of all things Jesus, please search (http://mroogle.edesignuk.com/) before you post.
ComputersaysNo
Nov 7, 02:06 PM
An Apple III and photoshop MXXVVVI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2PsiJXswiM
SevenInchScrew
Nov 9, 11:45 PM
Create a second user account on the PS3, and set the region as the one you want to get items from. That way, when you go to the PSN Store, it will show the items for that region.
I did this very thing when the Killzone 2 demo came out. It was only available in Europe, UK, etc. I just made another user, set the region to "Ireland" and downloaded away. Granted, this was a demo, not a purchase, but I wouldn't think it would be any different.
I did this very thing when the Killzone 2 demo came out. It was only available in Europe, UK, etc. I just made another user, set the region to "Ireland" and downloaded away. Granted, this was a demo, not a purchase, but I wouldn't think it would be any different.
iTouch
Mar 13, 12:22 AM
Why wait? Get one now. You're missing out on all the fun.
Chronoecho
May 4, 01:13 PM
will do, now i gotta find that disk O.o buried in my mountain of electronics
Brewerpaul
Apr 17, 07:32 AM
Didn't work :( I'll call PS tomorrow to see about a replacement. I have the second one I can install, but I think I should get a free replacement for the one that appears to be defective.
Seasought
Dec 2, 09:03 AM
Fascinating. I'll look into it.
ststephen
May 4, 12:20 AM
My 2009 27" iMac i5 died and has to be replaced. Its my office iMac running the usual mac stuff- mail, net access, under Snow and several PC ONLY businsee apps under Vista/Fusion at the same time w/ shared folders. It's also wirelessly networked as the PC CLIENT TO A DELL server for the PC BUSINESS APPS: accounting, billing, client records, and Xray imaging capture. Since the $1800 base model 27" w/ the 512k vid card, is easily more capable that the rotten apple that just died, is there any point to the $2000 base model, and then any point to upgrading that with the i7 chip, and / or with the 2gig Vid card upgrade?
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quotes about one sided love.
love quotes for him. Young
rienrah
Feb 14, 12:39 PM
Am I the only person who liked the fat nano?
If you mean the 3rd generation, I love it. It feels good in the hand and is so durable (mine has been dropped a lot, yet still works perfectly). The only flaw is low capacity. I wish I could fit my entire collection on it.
I also have a 32 gig touch that I don't use that much, unless I'm away from home and want to check email or kill some time online. For music I prefer my old nano.
If you mean the 3rd generation, I love it. It feels good in the hand and is so durable (mine has been dropped a lot, yet still works perfectly). The only flaw is low capacity. I wish I could fit my entire collection on it.
I also have a 32 gig touch that I don't use that much, unless I'm away from home and want to check email or kill some time online. For music I prefer my old nano.
artifex
Nov 2, 01:42 AM
Originally posted by arn
actually, there's a "Tunes" button on everyone's post (see the bottom bar on their posts). Click on that.
But, yes, there should be user search as well as a user list of people with recs.
coming soon. :)
arn
Or do what I just did, hit the "profile" button and look in the upper right to search for all posts by a user...
actually, there's a "Tunes" button on everyone's post (see the bottom bar on their posts). Click on that.
But, yes, there should be user search as well as a user list of people with recs.
coming soon. :)
arn
Or do what I just did, hit the "profile" button and look in the upper right to search for all posts by a user...
McGiord
May 4, 11:05 PM
Apple.
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wrldwzrd89
Jan 26, 10:06 PM
Answer to original question: I don't know what possesses people to use WMV3 (which is actually Windows Media 9 video) in AVI files, but you're currently out of luck. WindowsMediaPlayer on the mac knows how to play WMV3, but it can't read AVI containers, so it's useless, and I know of no way to build the video and audio streams from an AVI file into an ASF file, at least on a Mac.
There are also no open source players that can decode WMV3, although a couple days ago the first foundations for doing just that were laid in the ffmpeg project, so eventually there will be options.
Like bankshot implied, that's an embarassingly ignorant comment, being that although AVI probalby isn't as good of a container format as MOV (less features), they're identical in that they both allow a huge range of video and audio formats, which is your complaint.
If you'd like me to demonstrate by making a MOV with a codec you can't play, it'll take me about a minute and a half.
The only difference is that most people who make MOV files stick to standard QuickTime codecs, whereas AVI, being much more popular for home-ripped files on the internet (where people seem to have an inexplicable urge to use bizzare codecs when there are far better and more popular alternatives available), has a huge range of oddball stuff people decide to use with them. You could easily do the same with QuickTime if you felt like it, though, and I'll bet if it was more popular people would.
I had no idea that non-QuickTime stuff was allowed in a MOV file. That seems like not such a smart idea to me - it'll just confuse people that download it, expecting that it will play in QuickTime Player, when it doesn't.
There are also no open source players that can decode WMV3, although a couple days ago the first foundations for doing just that were laid in the ffmpeg project, so eventually there will be options.
Like bankshot implied, that's an embarassingly ignorant comment, being that although AVI probalby isn't as good of a container format as MOV (less features), they're identical in that they both allow a huge range of video and audio formats, which is your complaint.
If you'd like me to demonstrate by making a MOV with a codec you can't play, it'll take me about a minute and a half.
The only difference is that most people who make MOV files stick to standard QuickTime codecs, whereas AVI, being much more popular for home-ripped files on the internet (where people seem to have an inexplicable urge to use bizzare codecs when there are far better and more popular alternatives available), has a huge range of oddball stuff people decide to use with them. You could easily do the same with QuickTime if you felt like it, though, and I'll bet if it was more popular people would.
I had no idea that non-QuickTime stuff was allowed in a MOV file. That seems like not such a smart idea to me - it'll just confuse people that download it, expecting that it will play in QuickTime Player, when it doesn't.
senortetas
Jun 18, 05:21 PM
where's everyone headed? i'm headed to the cherry creek store tomorrow morning, and from the sounds of my conversation with the employee i just talked to, chances are 'very good' there will be more than enough phones to go around
who's bringing the krispy kremes?
who's bringing the krispy kremes?
mrgreen4242
Jan 7, 09:31 PM
I am assuming that you are ripping the tracks as MP3 format files. The pause between tracks is a result of MP3's file structure, and it is impossible to have gapless playback with MP3's. It's not just iTune/iPods, no MP3 device or player will do gapless MP3 playback (if they do, it's a crossfading type trick). You should try re-ripping the CD in AAC or another format that supports gapless playback.
Rob
Rob
Krizoitz
Mar 15, 02:51 AM
ain't that big of a deal. they're free if you pay.
free if you pay....
free if you pay....
Revomonster
Feb 20, 03:39 PM
I have a first gen ipod nano that it having some problems. It has worked for a while now, and then yesterday, I plugged it into my computer to charge it, and it worked fine for the rest of the day, but today, I tried to turn it on, and there is no sign of it working or anything. I tried plugging it into my mac, and it does not notice it. Does this mean that the battery is dead? Or does it mean that the screen is mad or something? Thanks for the help.
maxinflixion
Mar 19, 02:35 PM
Sorry, Apple. Not this time.
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:apple:
Wait!!!!!!!!!
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Don't go...
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