The latest from Tekzilla: Episode 66 - Camino: Better Than Firefox, Best External Drive, HP TouchSmart PC, Super Subwoofer

I used to be a big Dell fan, then their service became terrible. I think its better recently.

Get a desktop, they are cheaper and more powerful, by far over laptops.

I got a nice quad processor gateway for under $600 a few months ago.

I know someone who uses a Rocketfish webcam on a Mac. They're hard to find, but if you can find one on ebay, it's an option.

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"I'm doing a lot better today, I actually went to a message therapist yesterday and she did some pressure point stuff. Made a big difference! A very happy ending, for sure.




(sorry, I had to....)"

(standing ovation) CLAP, CLAP, CLAP!!!!!!:D

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This is point I was trying to get to in the first place! Not that Patrick was trying to get me to install malware on my PC, but that because it worked on his PC, that it was a good bet that it will work on ANYBODY'S PC! As Joe pointed out, "ON MY SYSTEM" A HP Media Center system, (which is by the way is one of my PC's as well, along with a PC that I build myself with Vista 64 OS (is 64 bit OS a issue as well?). Anyway, my ultimate point is that just because something works on one PC may not work on another PC! Not all PC's are created equal! Because of certain individuals PC's setups, software or hardware may or may not run as you would expect. For example, on ArcSoft's own forum site, unlike Joe, many people had TMT run HIGHER CPU percentage than Joe did! Anyway, it would be good business practice on ArcSoft's part to offer a FREE trial of TMT , if for no other reason, to see if it will run as advertisted on THEIR PC! (Oh, and thanks to Joe for his honest evaluation of ArcSoft's Total Media Theatre for his PC setup!)

Why, dont you use the main chrager than came with the iphone? :s

thats what I have done, to stop iTunes loading ^^

Yeah, the Rev3 HD quicktime files nowadays does play fine on the PS3, locally as well as from a DLNA/UPNP media server, without any transcoding.

As was said, make sure both your PS3 and PC are up to date.



I haven't used it myself (and most media server software should work fine), but I have seen some people giving high praise to this media server: *link*

A few shows back they mentioned as the freebie download of the week a comprehensive decompression app for mac os x. Does anyone remember or know what it was?

Thanks

Kind of. There are a wide variety of programs that play music within web pages, but most of them are flash based. I use the flashblock extension and it works great to stop crap ads from playing.

Alternately, the NoScript extension will almost for sure stop the music no matter what it is, but you might need to enable scripts for the rest of the site to work properly. NoScript has the added benefit of making your browsing safer.

I've been reading a online discussion recently and its much too big to finish in one read, so is there any way i could find my place instantly the next time i went to the page, sorta like how you can dog ear your place in a book (not that i would ever do such a thing to a book)