My current set-up. I plan on getting 2 monitors to replace my current monitor & MacBook screen for my B-Day/Christmas.
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Post Your Mac Setup: Past & Present (Part 10)
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Nikon D2x, to me those pictures looks washed out but everyones tastes is not the same so
It is a Nikon D2X. Yea they are a bit over exposed but I was taking pictures for the forum and not a magazine cover so perfection was not the goal.
Wow, some picky people on this forum apparently. Next time I'll make sure the photos are properly exposed lol (just glad he didn't notice the white balance was off or I might have got a lashing!)
It is a Nikon D2X. Yea they are a bit over exposed but I was taking pictures for the forum and not a magazine cover so perfection was not the goal.
No sorry you missunderstood, i dident ment to criticize your pics, i just thought it was odd that the one asked especially what camera you where using when there is alot of good pics in this thread so i just didnt know why just yours where singled out!
Is that a powered USB splitter? Where did you get it from and what are you using to stick it to the bottom of the table?
Isn't a USB splitter the same as a USB hub? And I'm imagine double sided tape, because that's how I stick mine.
The USB hub is the same as the one on the back of the monitor (expect with red led). It's made by Targus and you can find them at Staples. It's powered by USB and does not require an outlet. Just used double sided foam tape.
http://www.staples.com/Targus-Ultra-Mini-4-Port-USB-1.1-Hub/product_489580
Also added this Sony 17-in-1 card reader so I dont have to crawl under the table anymore
Anything powered by USB alone will only ever be 1.1. You need the external power for 2.0.
I believe that I got the G4 cart from MacMice before they went completely downhill. The G5 cart came with the RTA Studio desk, not sure if they sell it separately.
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What is the AV thing under the ADC? Also, how do you have your bluetooth headset hooked up to the USB hub? Really good job on hiding all the wires
I have a LG EnV 3 and a set of Cyber Acoustics speakers, and as long as my phone is in between the two I don't get any static or "GSM" buzz, even though my phone is CMDA. (I used to get the buzz on my laptop with wifi and bluetooth turned on)
Looks like a firewire or usb AV interface for converting, viewing, or recording tv/dvd/dvr
Not the latest and greatest but it gets the job done for me. I really have no plan on changing my computers any time soon. I had a 13" MBP but decided to downgrade to the whitebook for a few reasons.
20" iMac that handles most of my stuff. And my nvidia WhiteBook for on the go. I do most of my HW on the MacBook. Plus my iPhone 3GS.
20" iMac that handles most of my stuff. And my nvidia WhiteBook for on the go. I do most of my HW on the MacBook. Plus my iPhone 3GS.
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What is the AV thing under the ADC? Also, how do you have your bluetooth headset hooked up to the USB hub? Really good job on hiding all the wires
Its a ADS API-558-EFS Pyro A/V Link Video Converter. Converts analog video to DV and captures DV via Firewire. I use it to record from my wireless security camera receiver
What is the AV thing under the ADC? Also, how do you have your bluetooth headset hooked up to the USB hub? Really good job on hiding all the wires
Its a ADS API-558-EFS Pyro A/V Link Video Converter. Converts analog video to DV and captures DV via Firewire. I use it to record from my wireless security camera receiver
Hows the video quality? And does it allow for a view-only mode I need something so i can use my C2D iMac as a screen for my Wii & PSX
what about the bluetooth headset?
Hows the video quality? And does it allow for a view-only mode I need something so i can use my C2D iMac as a screen for my Wii & PSX
what about the bluetooth headset?
The video quality is good. You can view only depending on what software your using (it doesn't come with any software, typically you use a video capture/editing program).
Does the Wii have a HDMI port? I dont know how the imacs are set-up but you might want to look into a HDMI to DVI cable (or VGA depending on what your computer). That would be the cheapest solution.
The bluetooth headset isn't powered by USB, it plugs into the wall.
the Wii only does Composite and Component iirc; ill think of something
. oh, ok, it looked like there was a hub under the desk.
my setup in my new loft.
imac g4 used as a media server, email, and some web surfin'
my other 2 macs in my sig
imac g4 used as a media server, email, and some web surfin'
my other 2 macs in my sig
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