mardi 30 juin 2015

OS X 10.10.4 includes native TRIM support for third party SSD

According to a Comment it OS X 10.10.4 Update Available with Bug Fixes for Wi-Fi & Networking, Photos, Mail | OSXDaily

Quote:

OS X 10.10.4 includes native TRIM support for third party SSD

Terminal command =

Code:

sudo trimforce enable
El Capitan, has it too


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Streaming from atv 1 to iPhone in car

Hi guys

Looking for some advice.

I have an old iPhone 4s in my car that plugs into a Philips dual view setup with 2 head rest monitors for the kids in the back. Works great. Except space is limited on my iPhone.

I've got some extra hardware.. I was thinking I'd be able to use an old aTV 1 with 160gb storage and somehow share the content to my iPhone via AirPlay? Then allow me to push it to my dual screens?

I've got 2 atv 1st gen, time capsule dual band, airport express 1st gen, have hotspot teathering via my note 3 ..

Ideas are welcome!


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OSX 10.10.4 and iOS 8.4 dropped today

iPhone 4S, iPad 2 Mini Retina and MacBook late 2009 all done and doing well!!

Comments??


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Apple Music

So now that Apple Music is out and available to Canada on day one, how many here on ehMac are giving it a try? I updated my iPhone and signed up for the 3 month trial immediately. I was very surprised to see the pricing be $9.99 and $14.99 in Canada, I thought they would adjust for the exchange rate.


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AppleCare & Batteries: 80% power or replacement!

AppleCare for Mac Now Covers Batteries That Retain Less Than 80% Charge


An update Apple Support Pages document about MacBook battery servicing indicates that MacBook owners who are seeing their laptop’s battery retain less than 80% of its original capacity can get them replaced free if the computer is still covered under AppleCare.
(MacTrast)


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Happy Pre-Canada Day

When I was living in St. John's, NL, I used to ring in Canada Day from there, since the rising sun first touches Canada there, and there was always fine Canada Day celebration at dawn up atop Signal Hill. Since I am no longer in St. John's, NL, but here in Lunenburg, NS, I still might be the most easterly ehMacLander. So, keeping with tradition, and just in case there is someone further east than I am who is active in this thread, I shall wish you all a Happy Pre-Canada Day. May it be filled with good health, happiness and an appreciation that we live in Canada, a nation "strong and free". Paix, mes amis.

Note: The first two pictures are of Cabot Tower atop Signal Hill in a typical early morning fog at sunrise, and the other picture is of the Cape Spear light house at dawn. Cape Spear is the furthest easterly point in North America, and that spot would get the first rays of the rising sun at dawn on Canada Day ........... or any other day.

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iMovie vs FCPX for separate audio

Once upon a time I had FC express and iMovie hadn't been dumbed down...

But hey-ho move on with the times :D

So... I'm a man of simple needs and simple brain. I would love to stick to iMovie because the learning curve is much flatter and I don't have that much time. Plus the $300.

Like many people I shoot DSLR + separate high quality audio. So far my workflow has been like this:

- Import clips + audio files
- Roughly align clips in the time line, in the right order/duration with lots of lose ends for later trimming
- Align audio files below the clips
- Synchronise the sound manually using the wave forms/claps (I know FCPX can synch automatically)
- Extract the original audio and throw it away.

At this point TROUBLE STARTS...

Although the sound file is in theory anchored to the clip, it is only the case if I move the whole clip around. If I want to trim anything, the audio 'doesn't follow' and gets immediately out of synch.

I have tried to select both the video and the audio: FAIL
I have tried to push the audio file back into the 'blue' zone so that it replaces the original audio: FAIL

Therefore...

- Is my only hope FCPX Obi Wan or is there a Way :eek: ?
- If I splurge on FCPX will this definitely work ?

Thanks

PS: I can't get a trial of FCPX anymore - have used one and let it run its clock without trying to learn it


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