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To my knowledge if you want to import video from a camcorder to a Mac/PC you need to use firewire. You can only import photo's via USB. You might want to double check if your camcorder has 4 pin or 6 pin firewire port. All camcorders I've come across all have a firewire port either a 4 or 6 pin...

You don't need to create another account to share between computers. You just need to enable file sharing on any PC/Mac that you want to be able to share files. If your using a Mac to access a shared folder on a PC for example you just select Go/Network which should list all networked...

Hello Satcomer, Yes you can create a widescreen DVD's with iDVD 06. When you create a new project just select 16:9 widescreen format.

Hello jook00, You can either export the "mov" file to iDVD from iMovie to create a DVD or just use iDVD to create a DVD slideshow from scratch. If you create a slideshow from scratch using iDVD you have the option of including the original photo's with the DVD. Great for family or friends who...

Hello Zabuza, 1. Have you checked if Printer Sharing has been "switched on" on your PC. 2. Have you installed the printer drivers on your Mac. Some printers are not compatible with the Mac. Check the HP website for your printer model to see if it's compatible. 3. Plug the printer directly to...

Hello Forester, to log on to your mac from a pc you need to: I'm assuming you have Windows File Sharing switched "on" on your mac otherwise this won't work. 1. select "My Network Places " from the "Start" menu 2. select "View Network Connections" 3. select your mac from the list 4. enter your...

Hello Forester, Yes you will have the option to select which type of install to proceed with ... but try the first option of logging on to your problem mac from another mac or pc as it may "see" the files your after. It seems like your OS has a corrupt directory (sort of like a road map of...

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Hello Forrester, Hmmm ... sounds like your is hosed. If you have "Disk Warrior" or "TechTools" for OS X you could try them. In the past they have helped me. But I've never had a problem as severe as yours. One solution I can think of is to connect to the effected mac over a network...

... or you could try VLC player. It's free and works much better than Windows Media Player :D

Hello New Forester, Try this: First use the "Disk Utilities" application located in your Utilities folder and perform a "Repair Disk Permissions". Then try the following (requires the use of the Terminal application also located in the Utilities folder) sudo sh /etc/daily sudo sh...