That was an awesome ad. I definitely saw The Smashing Pumpkin's Siamese Dream album in there, so it gets a

AFAIK, if your iPod is password-protected and you forgot the combination, the only option you have is to completely wipe it.

ok then answer me this how do i authorize my ipod to another computer?

for the mac: # Mount the ipod (plug it in) # Navigate to XiPod_Control\Device\ (where X is the drive letter of the iPod) # Find the file called "_locked" and open it with Notepad o…

To save money? No need for a spare PC to run software Windows-only if you can do it on your Mac.

If like me, you happen to be involved with engineering and electronics pretty much 100% of all the applications that I need to run for this purpose are Windows only.

Quote: Originally Posted by eevyl To save money? No need for a spare PC to run software Windows-only if you can do it on your Mac. good point..

You posted this in another forum. Don't cross-post. For that matter, there was already a booting-XP-on-Intel-Macs discussion in the Lounge. Read the rules already.

Let's end this here. This is NOT an Applications issue anyway. It's about the OS, and it's already been done to death in the OS forum.

The link above just directs you to this person's blog, with no additional info, but another link to the original article by Ken Rockwell. Original article: http://www.kenrockwell…

This "Audiophile" pretty much tells you to use Apple default 128 bit ACC. Real helpful. If you tell any other Audiophile that you listen to compressed music they will point and l…

No, he says to use 128 VBR...

Quote: Originally Posted by I Bent My Wookiee This "Audiophile" pretty much tells you to use Apple default 128 bit ACC. Real helpful. If you tell any other Audiophile that you…

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika No, he says to use 128 VBR... Oh ya that's muuuuch better

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika The link above just directs you to this person's blog, with no additional info, but another link to the original article by Ken Rockwell. …

^^ Sig is too big ^^

Quote: Originally Posted by DCapple Quote: Originally Posted by analogika The link above just directs you to this person's blog, with no additional info, but another link to…

no one really ?

It seems the video was not transfered to DVD as data (Quicktime clips or .dv files) but as a standard MPEG-2 DVD copy. It's not editing friendly. You would have to convert the MPEG…

Thanks for the reply. The problem is that the original tapes are in Italy. I was shooting a music video for a rapper, and he took the originals with him to have edited over there…

Other than a convrting app that, like I said, i would take a lot of time, a quick workaround would be to record you DVD outpout (through a conventional DVD player) and record it to…

Quote: Originally Posted by Sampdoria Hi, I am having trouble importing video from a dvd source into my imovie hd. get for 20$ the Apple mpeg2 plugin http://www.apple.com/…

Quote: Originally Posted by k_munic get for 20$ the Apple mpeg2 plugin http://www.apple.com/quicktime/mpeg2/ and for free the tool Streamclip http://www.apple.com/downloads/ma…

Quote: Originally Posted by Sampdoria ...Do I need both those apps? Are they straight forward? .. yepp, the plug-in allows Quicktime to handle mpeg2 streams, and Steamcli…

What kind of printer do you have? Cheap printers and pretty much all inkjet printers currently available use `host-based printing' which means the host (your computer) has to do …