In a message dated 23/05/2002 18:32:36 GMT Daylight Time, murraymc@... writes: > Paint. Ice blocks. Desert. Lerv. It's got it all. > > This film has to be a Brit Co-Pro doesn't it? > > It doesn't explain very well what the film is about.

Debbie wrote: >Sonic Foundry's Vegas Video- Not heard of this one. What does it offer >please? Pretty much everything you would want! > Or do you know the web address for it please? http://www.sonicfoundry.com/PRODUCTS/NewShowProduct.asp?PIDa2 >Adobe's Premiere. Also heard to do as well that this one is abit harder to >learn as I want to do this project in 8 weeks. http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/main.html Both products have free download trials available. There are also, on each site, some free tutorials to help people get up to speed and see what they are like. You could try those. Have fun. Kool Musick Keep Musick Kool

Debbie wrote: > > Siam sunset what is this about please? http://www.anglicanmediasydney.asn.au/cul/SiamSunset.htm http://wwwmcc.murdoch.edu.au/ReadingRoom/film/dbase/2000/SiamSunset.html Kool Musick Keep Musick Kool

Hi ya I checked the sites out below but it is only for PC. I should of explained. I am now deciding to get FIREWIRE for my G4. But I can download to my PC and have a trial on it any way. Thank you. Kool

Thank you for the HTML files on the film. Debbie :-)

Adobe's Premiere. Downloading and realised it is for Mac as well. WEE Thank you

on Thursday, 23 May 2002 13:07:46 EDT, DbbBrook@... wrote: > I am getting Final Cut Pro next week. > > Does any one use this software and can give me some reviews on it please. > I use FCP in a professional context every day. What do you want to know? If you just need to capture edited footage from DV into your MAC and sync it up in Logic you could capture over firewire at DV resolution and recompress from within FCP to a size that Logic can handle. You could also use Media Cleaner to recompress the video. This would give you more options and presets. After that the options of what you might want to to get very big, no matter what software or platform you're using. Anything else? -- slick Mac 1GHz DP/MPC2000/DX11/SunSyn/K5m/Logic 5.01/ P.S. Is anyone actually using Final Cut Pro do capture footage for Logic? What have you discovered regarding sizes and data rates?

HI EVERYONE I was just given a BEHRINGER eurorack with 6 channels (MX 602) I understand right. I plug a mini jack in the back of g4 and then plug into line 1 on the mixer. Main out is where I plug the amp in.. When I play a track already made in logic it sounds very fussy and quiet. What am I doing wrong? Can any one help with this please. Debbie

DbbBrook@... wrote: > I was just given a BEHRINGER eurorack with 6 channels (MX 602) I > understand > right. I plug a mini jack in the back of g4 and then plug into line 1 > on the > mixer. Main out is where I plug the amp in.. When I play a track > already > made in logic it sounds very fussy and quiet. Channel 1 in the MX602 is a mono channel. You need a special cable to plug in the Mac. [called a Y-cable or insert cable] One end should have a stero plug, and there be 2 mono plugs on the other end. You may only be able to get one with a 1/4" stereo plug, in this case you will also need a 1/4"-to-mini stereo adapter. Then you plug the stereo end into the Mac and the mono ends into either 3/4, 5/6 or Tape-In [which takes different kind of plugs called RCA plugs]. In fact you may find it easiest to get your hands on a 'mini-stereo to RCA' type lead. Hope this helps :) Dave Eager

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I think I'm going to buy a Logic Control this week! I know list price is £999 GBP. What's a typical 'real world' deal on a Logic Control in the UK? Some of the German online stores have them about £150-200 cheaper than UK list! There's also the Emagic tour this week in the UK - should I expect special deals at these events? Thanks, G.

Hi, fellow CD.-copiers, it seems SONY made the next step. According to german and austrian sources they make the small gap invisible since january. I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is forbidden by law in the US. So DON´T read http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/ghi-24.05.02-000/ (it´s in german anyway) As citizens of the still free countries in europe, we will keep our american friends informed ;-) But don´t forget to delete our mails after reading... Yours, Tobias

Thoughts from the mind of Tobias Seyb, 27-05-2002: >I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is >forbidden by law in the US. >So DON´T read http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/ghi-24.05.02-000/ (it´s >in german anyway) > >As citizens of the still free countries in europe, we will keep our >american friends informed ;-) >But don´t forget to delete our mails after reading... I read your mail with my eyes closed. Does that count as well? -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html

>Thoughts from the mind of Tobias Seyb, 27-05-2002: > >>I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is >>forbidden by law in the US. >>So DON´T read http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/ghi-24.05.02-000/ (it´s >>in german anyway) >> >>As citizens of the still free countries in europe, we will keep our >>american friends informed ;-) >>But don´t forget to delete our mails after reading... > >I read your mail with my eyes closed. Does that count as well? > Hmmm... ...very doubtful, as the U.S. justice does her job with closed eyes, too! Toby

>Thoughts from the mind of Tobias Seyb, 27-05-2002: > >>I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is > >forbidden by law in the US. Interesting concept but I wonder if such a law will actually stand up when it is put to the test in court. I am betting it won't.

Dennis Gunn wrote: >>Thoughts from the mind of Tobias Seyb, 27-05-2002: >> >>>I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is >>> >>> >> >forbidden by law in the US. >> >> > >Interesting concept but I wonder if such a law will actually stand up >when it is put to the test in court. I am betting it won't. > There's a trial going on right now related to "cracking" copyright protection. The legislation seems to work and US justice is doing a proper job on this. Obviously the copyrigth related industries are only sueing serious infringements. I don't think they'll sue publishers for publishing the tricks on how to remove copyright protection if it's just a simple tip like what has been discussed here. That tip has just been announced in an official music magazine in Germany: Musikwoche: http://www.mediabiz.de/newsvoll.afp?Nnr4841&Biz=musicbiz&Premium=N& amp;Navi000000&T=1 There is good European legislation on this as well, it's just that the European member states haven't ratified the copyright directive yet. :-( Cheers, Joeri -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck joeri@... Belway Productions - http://www.belway.com List-admin Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM

Hi Tobias, >I just read that informing about methods to crack a copy protection is >forbidden by law in the US. This is not entirely correct. But in any case ... just because some fools in the US Congress (of which there are many, unfortunately) decide to pass a stupid law of some kind, this does not automatically mean that the US courts are in any way obliged to agree to enforcing that stupid law. >As citizens of the still free countries in europe, we will keep our >american friends informed ;-) Very glad to be kept informed. Please keep doing so. Personally, I find the whole thing absurd and a cause for wry amusement, but that's probably just me As for the "still free countries in europe" ... well ... I am myself a still-hoping-to-be-free-one-day-very-soon citizen of an un-named but not-yet-free country in Europe. Just which particular European country do you reside in that has managed to be a "still free country in Europe"? With my EC passport it should be no problem for me to migrate there immediately. Along with my religion and my race and my ethnicity. >But don´t forget to delete our mails after reading... Man but this high-level security top secrecy stuff is incredibly exciting. Giving me a real rush. Must go now .... got lots of swift deleting to do ... I hear some rather loud knocking at my door!!! Kool Musick Keep Musick Kool

[redirected from LUG to Logic-OT:] From: Sean McCoy <osr@...> Date: Mon May 27, 2002 11:48am Subject: Re: [LUG] (OT) SoundDiver/EOSlink and Emu At 02:25 PM 02/16/2002 +0100, you wrote: >I tried to work with EOS Link, 'cause I need too to move my noisy E4X+SCSI >devices in another room. But it's quite impossible: even if EOS link works >via SCSI it's incredibly slow. The 'virtual' LCD display on computer screen >takes years to update and editing programs while listening immediately to >results in realtime it's a nightmare because notes you are playing are >cutted off every time you change the value of a parameter. And sometimes it >does not work at all or crashes. Has this been everybody's experience, or is this an isolated case?

Hi! My PC died last weekend, now repairman called me and said that the motherboard, processor, harddrive and both my cd drives are dead. So now I´m about to buy a new pc and wonder if you guys have any recommendations? First of all I need a new motherboard, processor, memory and harddrive. Thanks for any advice. Best, Mikael Adle

Unless your PC got hit by lightning, I'd get a new repairman first. Dana ----- Original Message ----- From: mikaeladle To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 9:28 AM Subject: [L-OT] help putting a new pc toghether. Hi! My PC died last weekend, now repairman called me and said that the motherboard, processor, harddrive and both my cd drives are dead. So now I´m about to buy a new pc and wonder if you guys have any recommendations? First of all I need a new motherboard, processor, memory and harddrive. Thanks for any advice. Best, Mikael Adle Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

errr.. was their any lightning recently that might have fried your computer? If all these devices 'died' at the same time then you would have known about it. It sounds like your repair man is pulling a fast one - do you know this person long? Having said that good stuff as a basis of your computer: ASUS P4T-E motherboard at least 256MB RDRAM P4 (Northwood) - fastest you can afford Matrox G 450 or 550 or ATI Radeon for video RME Hammerfall DSP plus Multiface for audio and whatever you are having yourself for DVD, CD-R/ROM/RW etc... and of course one of those nice black aluminium cases.. :) -- Mark Lennox Technical Consultant ENDUSER Suite 40 Guinness Enterprise Centre Taylors Lane Dublin 8 Ireland Tel: +353 1 4100 665 Fax: +353 1 4100 985 web: http://www.enduser.com -- ----- Original Message ----- From: "mikaeladle" <mikaeladle@...> To: <logic-ot@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 4:28 PM Subject: [L-OT] help putting a new pc toghether. > Hi! > My PC died last weekend, now repairman called me and said that the > motherboard, processor, harddrive and both my cd drives are dead. > So now I´m about to buy a new pc and wonder if you guys have any > recommendations? > First of all I need a new motherboard, processor, memory and > harddrive. > > Thanks for any advice. > > Best, > Mikael Adle > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ >

--- In logic-ot@y..., "Dana Kukkonen" <bothvar@i...> wrote: > Unless your PC got hit by lightning, I'd get a new repairman first. > Well, it´s a repairman from the store I bought it and the store is a well known place here in Stockholm. If he says it´s dead then I guess it´s dead. Whatelse can I believe. Anyway, any pointers to a new system would be very much appreciated. Mikael Adle > Hi! > My PC died last weekend, now repairman called me and said that the > motherboard, processor, harddrive and both my cd drives are dead. > So now I´m about to buy a new pc and wonder if you guys have any > recommendations? > First of all I need a new motherboard, processor, memory and > harddrive. > > Thanks for any advice. > > Best, > Mikael Adle > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. > > > >

--- In logic-ot@y..., "Mark Lennox" <mark@e...> wrote: > errr.. was their any lightning recently that might have fried your computer? > > If all these devices 'died' at the same time then you would have known about > it. Yes. It had to do with "electricity". Dont know how to express the behaviour, but here it goes. I have all my computercables connected to a poweradapter that has a I/O switch. When I was about to start the computer I turned it on and then started the computer. Nothing happened. I tried a couple of times and then something "electricitywise" happened and I felt a burning smell from within the computer. Therefore I knew something really bad could have happened to everything in it. Thanks for the P4 etc recommendation. Mikael Adle

>--- In logic-ot@y..., "Dana Kukkonen" <bothvar@i...> wrote: >> Unless your PC got hit by lightning, I'd get a new repairman first. Just what i was thinking. >Well, it´s a repairman from the store I bought it and the store is a >well known place here in Stockholm. If he says it´s dead then I >guess it´s dead. Whatelse can I believe. >Anyway, any pointers to a new system would be very much appreciated. I would definitely get a second opinion on the health of all those components -- I've heard a few horror stories about repair shops before. See if someone you trust can recommend a competent technician -- if he/she confirms the diagnosis at least it will put your mind at rest. If it turns out it is just your power supply or your BIOS needs to be reset or something stupid like that it will save you a bundle. Regards, Murray

--- In logic-ot@y..., Murray McDowall <murraymc@m...> wrote: > I would definitely get a second opinion on the health of all those > components -- > I've heard a few horror stories about repair shops before. See if someone > you trust can recommend a competent technician -- if he/she confirms the > diagnosis at least it will put your mind at rest. If it turns out it is > just your power supply or your BIOS needs to be reset or something stupid > like that it will save you a bundle. > > Regards, > Murray Thanks guys, I will follow your advice. Best regards Mikael Adle