Oct 31, 2005
Mac Rumors: Mac OS X 10.4.3 Released
Now available via Software Update:
The 10.4.3 Update delivers overall improved reliability and compatibility for Mac OS X v10.4 and is recommended for all users.
It includes fixes for:
- AFP, SMB/CIFS, NFS and FTP network file services
- AirPort and Bluetooth wireless access
- Core Graphics, Core Audio, Core Image, and RAW camera support
- disc recording when creating and burning media
- .Mac sync services
- Spotlight indexing and searching
- Dashboard widgets: Dictionary, Flight Tracker, Stickies, and Unit Converter
- Address Book, AppleScript, Automator, Dictionary, Font Book, iCal, iSync, Mail, and Safari applications
- Disk Utility, Keychain Access, Migration Assistant, and Software Update
- compatibility with third party applications and devices
- previous standalone security updates
For detailed information on this Update, please visit this website: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n301984
What a boring Halloween! It rained hard here in Houston this afternoon, and a bit this evening, so very few Trick-or-Treaters were out in our neighborhood. We had a total of 5 groups come by bringing the total to 19 kids. There is plenty of extra candy for us to enjoy!
Drew and I had planned to spend the evening playing our favorite game- World of Warcraft. We’re now into hour 7 of downtime and there seems no hope of the servers coming up this hour either. According to the Blizzard forums, it seems every realm is down, so it has been a boring night for the other nerds like us who had planned to play all night.
Ho hum. :(
Oct 27, 2005
iTunes On Treo 600 and 650
The latest version of Mass Storage Synchronizer — the add-on from Tea Vui Huang that adapts iTunes for Sony Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung phones — is now compatible with Palm One’s Treo 600 and 650 smartphones. You’ll need RealPlayer for Palm or Pocket Tunes to hear the music. It will be interesting to see how the 650 handles music storage given its non-volatile memory problems.
Mass Storage Synchronizer - Product Page
Oct 24, 2005
From Mac OS X Hints- Use Quicktime Player to Export Movies to iTunes Video by Ari Bader-Natal
Apple’s tutorial Creating Video for iPod requires Quicktime 7 Pro, but the free Quicktime Player is equally capable.
I’ve posted both an AppleScript (Export front movie to iTunes.scpt) and an automator workflow (Export selected movies to iTunes.workflow) to get you started.
The Automator workflow enables you right-click on movie files in the Finder to do this, and the AppleScript lets you export the frontmost movie via the scripts menu. One interesting note is that these both work for any media files that Quicktime Player can open.
Oct 21, 2005
Popcasts (BETA) >> About Popcasts
Popcasts is an aggregator of ‘most popular podcasts’ (e.g. top 10 podcast).
It lets you see at a glance, on just one page, what is popular in dozens of different podcast directories, without you having to constantly check the individual directories for the latest ranking results.
It scans and synchronises with pre-registered podcast directories or ranking sites every hour and generates RSS feeds for each top 10 podcast. The sites registered to Popcasts include: Apple iTunes Podcasting, Odeo, Podnova, podfeed, iPodderX, PodcastPickle, Podcasting NEWS and Podcast Alley.
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