In case you have no plan to immediately upgrade to Tiger or are simply being forced to wait (Thanks Amazon) until next week, you can still download and play with Quicktime 7 via Software Update.
QT 7 has H.264 video compression, amazing responsive live player resize, up to 24-channels of sound and all new playback controls. [...]
MacFixIt has a good read on prepping for your Tiger upgrade. My plan had been an archive and install on my Powerbook since that is the system that gets the most use and abuse. The mini is still new enough that I am planning a straight install… It’s safer to go Archive and [...]
Abraham, chief technical guru behind the
In what might be one of the more expensive USB audio solutions for the mini, it turns out several Pioneer Elite A/V receivers accept digital audio in over USB. The models I could confirm that accept USB are the, VSX-56TXi and the VSX-59TXi.
The 59TXi lists for gulp $4500.00… not exactly a bargain basement solution, but [...]
Ok I guess its safe to say I’m a full fledged “switcher”, I mean years ago I was the one scratching my head as to why anyone would want to buy a Mac, now I’m aghast at the lameity (fun fake word) the folks from Redmond will go to.
Wil Shipley of Delicious Monster has
The guys over at Delicious Library have
It’s kind of funny actually, mock-up’s more or less like
M-Audio recently updated the driver for the Sonica Theater USB, of which I know many of you have (that and the Sonica Transit). I can honestly say that with 10.3.9 I finally beat my DTS demons, but if you’re still having problems, the updated drivers claim a DTS fix among the list of improvements.
- Now [...]
The Apple ADC has a great overview on the Mac mini for developers (and enthusiasts!)…
This developer note gives a technical description of the Mac mini. The note provides information about the computer’s internal design, input-output features, and expansion capabilities.
This developer note is intended to help hardware and software developers design products that are compatible with [...]
