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I am not sure if I am following the right procedure to make DVD's from iMovie. After I finish editing my file, I go to Share and Export the movie as a DV stream. This can take quite some time. Then I open iDVD and drop that DV stream file onto the drop zone of the look that I want. I click on...

Well for a quick test we dropped the firewall and went DMZ. It still did not work. I can invite him to the chat, he accepts, but the negotiation never completes. It always times out or fails.

He is using version 5.9. I am using iChat 2.1 We can each invite each other to a video chat, but nothing happens after that. After a minute or so it times out and says the connection failed.

Ok so I need some very specific help with a problem. I have a MAC running iChat over Cable Modem. My father has a PC running AIM over Bellsouth DSL using a Westell 6100 modem/router. We can't establish a video connection. We always get the error the connection failed. I know my end is ok, as I...

I got my check today. YeeHa just in time as my Apple 17" CRT died over the weekend.

If you sent them back the original disks, you get your purchase price refunded. You only get the coupon if you opt to keep the disks.

Has anyone received their checks for the settlement of the OSX/G3 lawsuit? I filled out my paperwork and sent in the disks a long time ago and have not heard a word since. Zax

As I said I have one machine running X and another running 9. You can not share a printer on an X machine with a machine running 9. You also can not share a printer on Airport with a machine running 9. so what I am looking for is a non apple solution. A third party printer server that will allow...

From what I have read it wont work with OS9

None of the print servers in those work with a Mac. I spoke to Dlink and the software needed to configure them is for PC only.

Does anyone make a wireless router with a built in USB print server that works with both OSX and OS9. I can find lots of router/servers, but so far none that support mac in print server, only windows. I have an iMac running X and an old 3400 laptop running OS 9 and I want them both to share one...

Since I upgraded to Panther I have noticed an interesting problem. I use a program to set my TCP RCV window to 54020, and terminal confirms that is what the window is. But when I go to http://www.speedguide.net/analyzer it always says my window is 65535. I also get the same results off of the...

In OS 9 it works perfectly. So that confirms that it is a driver issue in OSX.

I tried that command as well, and it also came back as an unsupported command. I am hoping that Panther will have a rewritten Ethernet driver and this issue will go away.

Is there any way in OSX to force the speed/duplex mode in an older iMac 333mhz machine? The standard terminal commands do not work, nor does Cocktail. It seems that the old iMac uses a BMAC ethernet chip set, wheras modern Macs use a GMAC chip set. The BMAC must need different commands, but I...

Is there any way in OSX to force the speed/duplex mode in an older iMac 333mhz machine? The standard terminal commands do not work, nor does Cocktail. It seems that the old iMac uses a BMAC ethernet chip set, wheras modern Macs use a GMAC chip set. The BMAC must need different commands, but I...

I put a 10Mbps hub in the path and it all works great now. While the speed is limited to about 9Mbps. It is consistant in both directions. No more stalls or CRC errors. Since my cable modem connection is only 2Mbps it really does not matter that the iMac is on a slower port than the other machines.

I put a 10Mbps hub in the path and it all works great now. While the speed is limited to about 9Mbps. It is consistant in both directions. No more stalls or CRC errors. Since my cable modem connection is only 2Mbps it really does not matter that the iMac is on a slower port than the other machines.

Well I have one last idea. Since I cant force 10/Full on the iMac by way of any command, I am going to force it by way of a hub. I am going to insert a 10Mbps hub in between the iMac and the Router. That should force the iMac to drop down to 10/Full from 100/Full. I will let you all know...

Well I have one last idea. Since I cant force 10/Full on the iMac by way of any command, I am going to force it by way of a hub. I am going to insert a 10Mbps hub in between the iMac and the Router. That should force the iMac to drop down to 10/Full from 100/Full. I will let you all know...