So I went ahead and put the tutorials up on Instructables. It should be easier now. (Note: the PC one still needs some work.)
Mac Version
PC Version
Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
.sit Files on a Mac
Running .sit files requires StuffIt Expander, a program which you can get for free on their website...but only after you subscribe to their newsletter.
From now on, just go here. Someone screwed up when they designed the site, and now you can just go directly ot the download page.
From now on, just go here. Someone screwed up when they designed the site, and now you can just go directly ot the download page.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Internal Recording - Update
I've managed to hack together an application (for Macs only, sorry) which automates most of the IR process.
You still need Audacity and Soundflower in order to run the program, but now try my app, downloading it from here.
Lemme know if it doesn't work. That's certainly possible.
UPDATE: It's up and working! Yay! *parties*
You still need Audacity and Soundflower in order to run the program, but now try my app, downloading it from here.
Lemme know if it doesn't work. That's certainly possible.
UPDATE: It's up and working! Yay! *parties*
Labels:
Audacity,
GrooveShark,
Internal Recording,
Mac,
SoundFlower,
technology
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Timing Nim's Island
I recently happened to see Nim's Island, which I found to be rather interesting, and slightly funny, if rather unlikely. However, my favorite part was about 5 minutes in, when the father receives supplies. Among the stacks of book sis a bunch of magazines. The magazine on top...is the August 25, 2007 copy of New Scientist.
Way to try to date the film by giving everyone 5-to-10-year-old Macs, and then give the father the latest copy of NS. Couldn't the OCD author just have used Google Earth to find the island?
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Could that be Nim's Island?
Way to try to date the film by giving everyone 5-to-10-year-old Macs, and then give the father the latest copy of NS. Couldn't the OCD author just have used Google Earth to find the island?
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Could that be Nim's Island?
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