jvmxtra
May 3, 07:55 PM
Is anyone else having this issue? Mine is not apple monitor but samsung monitor which works fine when hooked up to windows laptop.
When I connected to my new mbp 15(I tried discreet and internal) and I see screen flicking on the external monitor here and there.
Has anyone experience this? I see some article on flickering issue on apple monitor but haven't seen any on 3rd party monitor hooked up to mbp.
When I connected to my new mbp 15(I tried discreet and internal) and I see screen flicking on the external monitor here and there.
Has anyone experience this? I see some article on flickering issue on apple monitor but haven't seen any on 3rd party monitor hooked up to mbp.
hvfsl
Dec 10, 05:54 AM
I am expecting similar prices to what we see now. The Yonah is probably more expensive to buy, but the other parts like the motherboard should be cheaper.
Also considering the size of the new Intel Powerbooks (basically the same size as the PowerBook G4, except a bit thinner) I am expecting them to use the ATI X1600M (it's about the speed of a G6800go) because it is quite a fast laptop chip and it is meant to be low power.
Also considering the size of the new Intel Powerbooks (basically the same size as the PowerBook G4, except a bit thinner) I am expecting them to use the ATI X1600M (it's about the speed of a G6800go) because it is quite a fast laptop chip and it is meant to be low power.
jazzplr
Apr 29, 09:04 PM
It is my understanding that the jailbreak from Comex used proprietary Apple code that would have landed him in legal trouble if it was released to the public. This hole was patched in iOS 4.3.1. While I haven't heard any news about others working on the jailbreak, I'm sure that there is work being done.
Brradley
Sep 2, 12:23 PM
I'm either going to go for a Gelaskin, or a Switch Easy case, either NUDE or colors hopefully.
What case are you hoping is brought out for the iPo4? :)
What case are you hoping is brought out for the iPo4? :)
Samelson03
Feb 14, 04:09 PM
Whenever I would plug in my iPod Video, iTunes would become unresponsive and I would get the beachball. I'm running iTunes 10.1.2. I have a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook. For some reason I feel like I've had this problem before but I don't remember how I fixed it.
Eraserhead
Feb 27, 07:55 AM
It looks like three of the permanent members of the security council don't recognise it.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c4/ICCmemberstatesworldmap102007.png
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c4/ICCmemberstatesworldmap102007.png
ucfgrad93
Jan 4, 09:11 PM
That is very sad. :(
axeldtf
Nov 12, 02:56 PM
mine for november :)
Awesome desktop! Who is the girl?
Also how do i make my menu bar black like yours?
Awesome desktop! Who is the girl?
Also how do i make my menu bar black like yours?
AVnut
Apr 29, 09:14 AM
If I install an app directly on the phone over wifi using an account that I created just to test with the app installs and is not deleted off device on a sync even though computer is not authorized for that account. App is not transferred to iTunes on computer.
But...
If I install the app via the computer through iTunes ( needing to authorize the computer for that account ) the app installs onto device. I delete app from iTunes so it should appear like above scenario. Problem happens when computer is de-authorized. On next sync app gets deleted off device unless computer is re-authorized for account that installed app on device.
Any suggestions?
Maybe I am missing something but somehow how an app get installed makes a difference. I think it is strange...
But...
If I install the app via the computer through iTunes ( needing to authorize the computer for that account ) the app installs onto device. I delete app from iTunes so it should appear like above scenario. Problem happens when computer is de-authorized. On next sync app gets deleted off device unless computer is re-authorized for account that installed app on device.
Any suggestions?
Maybe I am missing something but somehow how an app get installed makes a difference. I think it is strange...
nomad01
Jun 23, 04:15 PM
When does the bullring carpark open? If not i might have to park in chinatown.
I think it opens at 7. It did for the iPad release anyway.
I think it opens at 7. It did for the iPad release anyway.
Bodygard
Apr 18, 07:05 PM
For me it's very simple: no redesign, no bigger screen, no better battery = NO BUY! (can have 100 mpx camera, gold plated etc don't care at all!)
Will keep my iphone 4 and wait for the iphone "6" then...
Will keep my iphone 4 and wait for the iphone "6" then...
Taustin Powers
Sep 17, 10:07 AM
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/09/16/ico-shadow-of-the-colossus-collection-revealed-not-only-hd-bu/
Looks like it's coming in Spring in 3D as well for those who have the appropriate kind of TV sitting at home. (Not me...)
Not much of a shocker at this point, but it's nice to finally have confirmation that it's coming! :)
Looks like it's coming in Spring in 3D as well for those who have the appropriate kind of TV sitting at home. (Not me...)
Not much of a shocker at this point, but it's nice to finally have confirmation that it's coming! :)
Timisone
Apr 29, 07:16 AM
I wonder if we started pooling some money together as a bounty for the first team to jailbreak it, if it would motivate more people to work on it. I wouldn't mind throwing in $20-30.
Either way I know I'm going to donate some to whatever team puts their release out first, it's really cool that these guys put in all their free time to do things like this. I can't wait to play some snes games with the wii classic controller pro on my iPad :D
I hope superbrothers sword and sorcery is good, I just bought it and I'm hoping it's as good as everyone says it is.
Don't think the people that do this, do it for money. Think they do it for the fact they can do it. That is why I think the jbs are always free.
Either way I know I'm going to donate some to whatever team puts their release out first, it's really cool that these guys put in all their free time to do things like this. I can't wait to play some snes games with the wii classic controller pro on my iPad :D
I hope superbrothers sword and sorcery is good, I just bought it and I'm hoping it's as good as everyone says it is.
Don't think the people that do this, do it for money. Think they do it for the fact they can do it. That is why I think the jbs are always free.
yippy
Mar 29, 03:20 PM
Um, unless I am misunderstanding something, you don't need a new graphics card to run a DVI display. Macs have had DVI as standard on their cards for a long time before the G5 came out.
Worst case you have a card with and ADC port and VGA port. In this case all you need is a cheap ($10-$20) ADC->DVI adapter.
Worst case you have a card with and ADC port and VGA port. In this case all you need is a cheap ($10-$20) ADC->DVI adapter.
Paul O'Keefe
Mar 24, 09:31 AM
That screen shot looks good. The interface looks a whole lot better. I'd prefer if it ran as OS X Native, but I might actually give this version a shot.
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kcdude
May 1, 08:35 PM
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Abducted
Apr 27, 09:53 AM
Playing subtitles on an iPod means hardcoding the subs onto the media file. There are some applications that make this possible and HandBrake (http://handbrake.fr/) immediately comes to mind. All you need is a media file and a .srt file. Look here for more info: https://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/Subtitles
The rest of this post is assuming you have purchased this media from iTunes.
The short answer is no, there is no easy way to put subtitles on an iPod playing iTunes purchased movies. Half your problem is the media you have purchased being DRM protected. What's required is removing the DRM, then hardcoding a .srt (subtitle) file to your purchased .m4v. This is a legal grey area so I won't elaborate further; the advice is legal in some countries and not in others. Don't quote me on this but I'm under the impression that iTunes' ToS forces you to agree that you don't own any purchased media and thus cannot edit the files in any way, irrespective of your location.
The rest of this post is assuming you have purchased this media from iTunes.
The short answer is no, there is no easy way to put subtitles on an iPod playing iTunes purchased movies. Half your problem is the media you have purchased being DRM protected. What's required is removing the DRM, then hardcoding a .srt (subtitle) file to your purchased .m4v. This is a legal grey area so I won't elaborate further; the advice is legal in some countries and not in others. Don't quote me on this but I'm under the impression that iTunes' ToS forces you to agree that you don't own any purchased media and thus cannot edit the files in any way, irrespective of your location.
Grannyville7989
May 5, 05:28 AM
Alternatively, you could create a third partition on your laptop and format it as FAT32 or exFAT and keep all of your data on there so both Windows and Mac and read & write the files.
dizastor
Oct 26, 06:29 PM
http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=88717&stc=1&d=1193436932
what the hell?
That's a great leopard related shot. :)
what the hell?
That's a great leopard related shot. :)
shadowfax0
Oct 26, 08:31 PM
...The old PB G3's were able to have 2 batteries, so I guess it was jsut for backwards compatibility. I'd love it if the new ones were able to as well...
danp
Oct 25, 08:20 PM
The option you want is out there and legally available--it's just that CDs are a "bad value."
I don't know what CD prices are like in the US, but here in the UK they are far from "bad value" compared to tracks on iTunes.
Most new CDs can be picked up for around �8 at the major supermarkets or online from places like play.com or cdwow.com. For this �8 I get a physical item (complete with inlay) that I can keep forever. I put it in my Mac, rip it to iTunes and I _also_ get a DRM-free mp3 version at any bit rate I require. Should I choose to ditch my iPod at some point in the future and move to a rival player, my ripped tunes will still work. And if they don't, I have the physical CD to fall back on.
For the same money on iTunes I get nothing more than a file on my Mac whose lifespan is subject to the whim of the hardware I use and the company that oversees it. I'm locked in to iPod.
CDs don't seem to be bad value to me.
I don't know what CD prices are like in the US, but here in the UK they are far from "bad value" compared to tracks on iTunes.
Most new CDs can be picked up for around �8 at the major supermarkets or online from places like play.com or cdwow.com. For this �8 I get a physical item (complete with inlay) that I can keep forever. I put it in my Mac, rip it to iTunes and I _also_ get a DRM-free mp3 version at any bit rate I require. Should I choose to ditch my iPod at some point in the future and move to a rival player, my ripped tunes will still work. And if they don't, I have the physical CD to fall back on.
For the same money on iTunes I get nothing more than a file on my Mac whose lifespan is subject to the whim of the hardware I use and the company that oversees it. I'm locked in to iPod.
CDs don't seem to be bad value to me.
seepel
Apr 23, 09:07 PM
If you want to write a 2D game and you're familiar with Objective-C then I think you want to be using the cocos2d framework. I've found "Learn iPhone and iPad Cocos2D Game Development" to be a valuable resource.
Gomez315
Apr 14, 02:05 PM
Please ban
Melrose
Feb 3, 01:21 PM
Wow, a website that gets millions of hits had a small glitch. How dare they. The bastards.
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