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For me, I use iPhoto for getting the pics off the digital cameras and then edit them with photoshop, if necessary.
There are at least three different cameras that I take pictures with so it's easiest to stick with iPhoto since it makes downloading part easy, no matter what camera I'm using. But, yes, I'm not crazy about the program when it comes to editing pictures.
Yes, well, having Photoshop would involve spending money, and that's something I'm SOOOO not needing to do more of right now. (And if I were to spend more computer money, it would be for more RAM. Or at least, it should be.)
I just set up the wireless network here and I'm getting ready to put Tivo on it. Does anyone use Tivo online and/or on a wireless network? What do you think about it?
My Tivo is online through a wireless network. Seems to work quite well. It will only do 802.11b at this point though, so not the quickest connection in the world. This should only matter if you are planning on doing the sharing between multiple Tivo's thing.
I have TiVo To Go, and have downloaded a few shows to my computer -- it's not fast on wireless, but you can queue it and walk.
I haven't had any major issues with my 2 Tivos networked wirelessly or transferring via Tivo To Go. Using both MRV and TTG, Best Quality shows seem to take almost twice as long as real time for me, but the lower quality settings transfer much closer to real time.
thanks all. how did I know buffistas would already be hooked up and have experience behind them?
What's up with "Multi-Kulturell = Multi-Kriminell" -- is it address book forged-mailer spam? I got
54
delivery errors for it yesterday -- my anti-virus doesn't say anything, but I want to be sure it's not me sending them out.
Unnf. So I am infected, huh? Pisser.
::off to update Panda::
(incidentally, and not to encourage anyone, this is a much more interesting use of spam/virus synergies)