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0dan0 replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).> what are the steps to change the frame rate from 16 to 18fps, and also manipulate the auto exposure? Use the up and down arrows move... -
akator replied to the thread Installing Mac OS X Leopard on the Apple TV (1st generation).There was definitely progress made since that 2007 Apple TV Hacks website entry. I followed a much later tutorial here...
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Forgive me if this sort of thread has already been posted, although I did not see one upon scanning through this subforum. Just as the... -
Ddsenechal57 replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).Hi. Successfully installed your "c" version. As I am not a software developer, what are the steps to change the frame rate from 16 to...
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Certificate of Excellence replied to the thread My first haul.Ooh very nice. A cube is one I still am looking for a decade later lol. How the hunt goes sometimes though :)
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JDW replied to the thread Help identify Radius videocard.This... ...led me to this... https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/media100-262-digital-video-edit-system -
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Ccaver01 replied to the thread Installing Mac OS X Leopard on the Apple TV (1st generation).Ok, so the Wayback Machine was having some issues, down etc. but I did eventually a screenshot of the www.awkwardtv.org page with from...
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Ssheider replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).@0dan0 Thanks again for implementing my prior feature request (in-capture exposure lock) so quickly. If you are still accepting feature...
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Ccaver01 replied to the thread Installing Mac OS X Leopard on the Apple TV (1st generation).Yeah, Last night I opened the original zip, mounted the .dmg and checked the version details. By the way, there is an easy way to...
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SteveJobs replied to the thread Installing Mac OS X Leopard on the Apple TV (1st generation).I went ahead and double checked, by restoring it to my Apple TV's HD and it is a 10.5 version. Thank you for checking the archive, here...
