haha, I use my Spymac mail via Pop3, and webspace via FTP, and have no problems at all. You already have a Spymac account? Or are you saying they're no setting up new accounts? One small pointer - you need to fill in some information on the site for certain features of the Spymac package to work. Personal information if i remember rightly, have you done that?
New Mac purchase....
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Pssshh, dlloyd turned into a lippy bitch!!
BTW, i dunno if you've ever used Handbrake before, but someone on an iMac asked me to try a DVD on it. (If you don't know what it is, it converts a dvd on the fly - to mp4. Anyhow, the guy who asked, told me has a 1GHz iMac, and it took 10hrs roughly to convert.
I did it, and it completed it in 1hr02mins or something like that!
Dunno if that URL works?
Pssshh, dlloyd turned into a lippy bitch!!
BTW, i dunno if you've ever used Handbrake before, but someone on an iMac asked me to try a DVD on it. (If you don't know what it is, it converts a dvd on the fly - to mp4. Anyhow, the guy who asked, told me has a 1GHz iMac, and it took 10hrs roughly to convert.
I did it, and it completed it in 1hr02mins or something like that!
Dunno if that URL works?
dlloyd said:It'd be that 64bit part
And be careful with the warez stuff...
The 64Bit makes a difference to video encoding? I don't know much about the true benefits (aside more RAM avaliable) of 64Bit. I figured it was merely just the muscle of the CPU(s).
The Warez stuff, should be safe, this was for me, with my DVD!
Thanks all the same.I'll host up that picture, even if its a little redundant now..
( I can feel the need for more RAM, definately - I dunno how much longer I can releave the temptation to buy 2x 512Mb's...
)http://www.aovh17.dsl.pipex.com/hosted/neowin/handbrake.jpg
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Since HandBrake wasn's written to take advantage of 64 bit addressing, the fact that you're running it on a 64 bit machine makes no difference.
HandBrake, on my slow-ass machine, will usually convert a 2 hour DVD in about 7 hours (that's on an old 100MHz bus, 500MHz machine). On my buddy's dual-1GHz machine, it'll do it in about an hour and a half.
Some DVDs, I've noticed, take longer than others -- I usually get about 11fps, but I'm assuming that some DVDs are a little "tougher" to rip than others, and I've seen it go as low as 6fps on my machine for the entire DVD.
Disclaimer: I only use HandBrake to rip my DVDs to MP4 videos for watching when carrying around a DVD isn't feasible or convenient... just thought I'd add that!
HandBrake, on my slow-ass machine, will usually convert a 2 hour DVD in about 7 hours (that's on an old 100MHz bus, 500MHz machine). On my buddy's dual-1GHz machine, it'll do it in about an hour and a half.
Some DVDs, I've noticed, take longer than others -- I usually get about 11fps, but I'm assuming that some DVDs are a little "tougher" to rip than others, and I've seen it go as low as 6fps on my machine for the entire DVD.
Disclaimer: I only use HandBrake to rip my DVDs to MP4 videos for watching when carrying around a DVD isn't feasible or convenient... just thought I'd add that!