Take all your CDs and extract the audio to digital filesand play on your Apple® Macintosh computer-!
"Play, encode and organize your music"
"SoundJam MP Plus is a full-featured, all-in-one MP3 player and encoder for the Macintosh. It features a customizable user interface, a 10-band graphic equalizer with presets, and even plug-ins that display graphics to the beat of the music. The application can encode your entire music collection--be it on CD, vinyl, or cassette--into high-quality MP3 files. SoundJam MP Plus encodes quickly on all Macintosh computers, and the G4 optimization makes it even zippier on the PowerMac G4 with Velocity Engine. Users can change the look of the MP3 player by changing its "skin." And you can build easily custom music playlists that can track your music by artist, track, song, style, track length, or date recorded."
SoundJam by Casady and Greene also allows you to convert AIFF, WAVE, MP3, MP2 to any other type-!
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING...
Saturday, January 20, 2001
Saturday, January 6, 2001
iBOT FireWire WebCam for Mac!
Guess what I got for Christmas...
The iBOT from Orange Micro, Inc. is a FireWire web camera for Macintosh that totally knocks the socks off any other. The video is uncompressed, unlike USB models.
Exclusive FireWire Speed and Clarity
With a data transfer rate that's 33 times faster than traditional USB web cams, you'll experience a Video Frame Rate of 30 frames/second that's the same speed as you see at your local movie theater. And that's with a big 640 x 480 image size in living color.
Using BTV View 4.0.1 and BTV Edit 4.1.1 you can view and edit.
General Features:
· 400 Mb/sec. IEEE 1394 compatible (camera consumes only 200 Mb/s bandwidth)
· Fully compatible with Macintosh and PC / Windows
· Non-compressed full-motion digital video at rates of 30 Frames/sec @ 640 x 480
· 1/4" Color CCD Image Sensor
· 62 degree angle of view
· Effective Pixels: 659 x 494
· Frame size up to 640 x 480
· Focusable lens from 1cm to infinity
· Supports YUV 4:1:1, YUV 4:2:2, YUV 4:4:4, and RGB 24-bit formats
· Millions of colors (24 bit)
· Supports Plug-and-Play specification
· Supports up to 2 cameras per bus simultaneously
· iBOT pro Version includes microphone for Mac and/or PC
Cable / Connector:
· 6 foot cable with 6 pin IEEE 1394 FireWire connector
· 3.5mm Mac PlainTalk adapter included (systems not equipped with a 3.5mm microphone jack will require a USB adapter)
· 3.5mm sound card microphone input for PC
System Requirements:
The following Extensions must be in your Apple System/Extensions folder for iBOT to function:
FireWire Enabler
FireWire Support
FW iBOT Camera Extension
QuickTime FireWire DV Enabler
QuickTime FireWire DV Support
Minimum System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft Windows 2000, Apple MacOS 8.6 or later, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
When video editing from a Macintosh using the iBOT, Orange Micro recommends at least a G3 233 MHz processor and 80 MB of RAM. We also recommend turning virtual memory off, running a minimal set of extensions, turning off Apple Talk, have an optimized hard drive and set disk cache to 128 k.
The only problem with this device is that Apple's iMovie doesn't support it. But that is up to Apple to fix.
The iBOT from Orange Micro, Inc. is a FireWire web camera for Macintosh that totally knocks the socks off any other. The video is uncompressed, unlike USB models.
Exclusive FireWire Speed and Clarity
With a data transfer rate that's 33 times faster than traditional USB web cams, you'll experience a Video Frame Rate of 30 frames/second that's the same speed as you see at your local movie theater. And that's with a big 640 x 480 image size in living color.
Using BTV View 4.0.1 and BTV Edit 4.1.1 you can view and edit.
General Features:
· 400 Mb/sec. IEEE 1394 compatible (camera consumes only 200 Mb/s bandwidth)
· Fully compatible with Macintosh and PC / Windows
· Non-compressed full-motion digital video at rates of 30 Frames/sec @ 640 x 480
· 1/4" Color CCD Image Sensor
· 62 degree angle of view
· Effective Pixels: 659 x 494
· Frame size up to 640 x 480
· Focusable lens from 1cm to infinity
· Supports YUV 4:1:1, YUV 4:2:2, YUV 4:4:4, and RGB 24-bit formats
· Millions of colors (24 bit)
· Supports Plug-and-Play specification
· Supports up to 2 cameras per bus simultaneously
· iBOT pro Version includes microphone for Mac and/or PC
Cable / Connector:
· 6 foot cable with 6 pin IEEE 1394 FireWire connector
· 3.5mm Mac PlainTalk adapter included (systems not equipped with a 3.5mm microphone jack will require a USB adapter)
· 3.5mm sound card microphone input for PC
System Requirements:
The following Extensions must be in your Apple System/Extensions folder for iBOT to function:
FireWire Enabler
FireWire Support
FW iBOT Camera Extension
QuickTime FireWire DV Enabler
QuickTime FireWire DV Support
Minimum System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft Windows 2000, Apple MacOS 8.6 or later, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
When video editing from a Macintosh using the iBOT, Orange Micro recommends at least a G3 233 MHz processor and 80 MB of RAM. We also recommend turning virtual memory off, running a minimal set of extensions, turning off Apple Talk, have an optimized hard drive and set disk cache to 128 k.
The only problem with this device is that Apple's iMovie doesn't support it. But that is up to Apple to fix.
Thursday, November 30, 2000
G4/400 = Pro Tools Rig
I purchased an Apple® Macintosh G4 (AGP)
and the Pro Tools 001 hardware.
This is sweet.
Installed OS 9.0.4, set up and configured.
Digital recording on my Mac... awesome.
and the Pro Tools 001 hardware.
This is sweet.
Installed OS 9.0.4, set up and configured.
Digital recording on my Mac... awesome.
Sunday, September 19, 1993
My First Mac
An updated version replaced the Mac 512K and debuted as
the Macintosh 512K enhanced on April 14, 1986.
• 8 MHz Motorola 68000 processor
• 512 KB DRAM
• 16-bit data bus
• 128K of ROM
• 800 KB internal floppy single-sided disk drive
• 800 KB external floppy disk drive (M0131)
• LocalTalk network 3-pin Mini-DIN connection
• Macintosh Keyboard (M0110)
The original 512K could accept Macintosh system software up to version 4.1; System Software 5 was possible if used with the Hard Disk 20; With the OEM 800K Drive and ROM upgrade kit a 512Ke could accept up to System 6.0.8.
The LaserWriter became available for the first time shortly after the 512K's introduction.
The 512K was the earliest Mac capable of supporting Apple's AppleShare built-in file sharing network, when introduced in 1987.
Macintosh 512K and accessories
the Macintosh 512K enhanced on April 14, 1986.
• 8 MHz Motorola 68000 processor
• 512 KB DRAM
• 16-bit data bus
• 128K of ROM
• 800 KB internal floppy single-sided disk drive
• 800 KB external floppy disk drive (M0131)
• LocalTalk network 3-pin Mini-DIN connection
• Macintosh Keyboard (M0110)
The original 512K could accept Macintosh system software up to version 4.1; System Software 5 was possible if used with the Hard Disk 20; With the OEM 800K Drive and ROM upgrade kit a 512Ke could accept up to System 6.0.8.
The LaserWriter became available for the first time shortly after the 512K's introduction.
The 512K was the earliest Mac capable of supporting Apple's AppleShare built-in file sharing network, when introduced in 1987.
Macintosh 512K and accessories
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