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[Respect Sakura] MKV/OGM/etc Support in Mac OS X Leopard (and others before it) at ...: However, QuickTime will always have the problem where files need to read from start to finish, causing issues with MKV files with the subtitles at the end (some of my MKV files have the subtitles at the start, and I wish more groups would do this.) For me this is an annoyance but a minor one since at least after the wait I was at least able to watch the video. And on gigabit ethernet the load time isn’t enormously slow anyway (on 100Mbit it did hurt, took a couple of minutes for some files and movie length things you had to start loading and get popcorn done in the waiting period.)

[Camcorder Answers] How to import DVD Clips to Windows Movie maker and iMovie ...: I used to buy a lot of DVDs, but since I split my time between the US and Europe, I found that half my discs wouldn't play on my Powerbook. Apple only lets you switch regions five times (though the studios actually say you're allowed to do this 25 times -- Apple actually imposes more restrictions than it has to), so I quickly ran out of region-switches and just gave up on DVDs for a while.

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] Mac Mini home theater redux: I was also able to stream music stored on the mini over the internet (SimplifyMedia) and listen to my 10,000 or so song library without having ito store it on my Laptop or iPhone or risk damaging my external HD carrying it around. The interface worked out well, frontrow was nice, even if a little slow, and using Remote Buddy I could send more complex remote control commands from my iPhone, this is a VERY nice program to control a media center.

[Camcorder Answers] How to put DVD movie into Windows Movie Maker and iMovie ...: I used to buy a lot of DVDs, but since I split my time between the US and Europe, I found that half my discs wouldn't play on my Powerbook. Apple only lets you switch regions five times (though the studios actually say you're allowed to do this 25 times -- Apple actually imposes more restrictions than it has to), so I quickly ran out of region-switches and just gave up on DVDs for a while.

[Gizmodo Australia] Giz Explains: Why Tech Standards Are Vital For Apple, You ...: But if we constantly are adhering to standards and not thinking outside of the box, allowing for new and innovative ways to apply the technology we have accrued, then Tech will become stagnated. The progressions we will have made will only be able to be embodied in cheap items that have had no R&D because the deviate from standard.

[Comments for dive into mark] If wishes were iPhones, then beggars would call [dive into mark]: With, for example, the iphone (and a lot of other hardware), not only is it impossible to replace the OS with another without voiding the warranty (this is true of many consumer PCs too), but it’s just not possible to do – even if there is no technical reason why the new OS can’t be used, the hardware is locked down to prevent anything but the original one being used.

[Plex] Plex » Release 0.1: Hundredths are for wimps: I keep getting this error message: “no mountable file systems”. Not a huge deal either way, since I've been looking for an excuse to upgrade to .

[earpick] dmitry kichenko » Blog Archive » Fluke - Play FLAC files in iTunes: (and first time without any problems). Great work. RJ. 254 Fluke: OGG und FLAC für iTunes noch einfacher | Blog.Jbbr.net said at 4:33 pm on January 28th, 2009: Artikel zu Fluke im Entwicklerblog Ähnliche Beiträge:Ogg Vorbis & Flac für .... This worked a treat on my old PPC 17”³ PowerBook G4. Turn off iTunes, then install, then drag your files, to the app now inside your apps dir. OK the obvious confirmations and the import is started, which too starts your iTunes, ...

[Macteens Magazine] rebirth.Top 5 Free iPhone AppsWeekly Wrap, June 16 - 22Weekly Wrap ...: As of today, Macteens is now a blog. Over the next few months, we'll be transforming the whole look and feel of the website to keep it cutting edge, but for now we have reshaped the front page to be more conducive to the publishing style that our readers love the most. ...... Macteens' forums wouldn't have developed such a great community without a key feature of the site itself: the content produced by the dedicated, educated, skillful, and talented teen writing staff. ...

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