Kerry Brown
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License agreement states “This license does not allow the Apple Software to exist on more than one computer at a time,”
Some have said that Apple has said you could have it on two computers as long as you are only using it on one at a time.
I have tried to find where it says that its okay t. But no luck. If someone knows please post.Kerry
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Uli, I disagree with part of your explanation: “For very high frequencies a simple cable is a very complex arrangement of capacitors and coils.” What you say about the charateristics of a cable is right on. The second part I have trouble with. “This can cause reflections and subsequent enhancement or weakening of some parts of the signal. Think of the ferrite core as something like a sponge that cleans up undesirable ‘dirt’ signals.” That is not the purpose of the ferrite core. They stop Radio Frequency (RF) noise and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) from degrading the signal in cables. Long cables can act as an antenna (in effect). By changing the impedence (with a ferrite core) of the cable you suppress this interference. RF and EMI interference is not limited to tv/radio stations, but also household appliances, computers, cars, etc.
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The Panasonic BT-LS1400 does a fine job with SD video. List price around $1,250.
https://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ModelDetail?displayTab=O&storeId=11201&catalogId=13051&itemId=68589&catGroupId=14625&modelNo=BT-LS1400&surfModel=BT-LS1400KB
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Got mine in about 4 days after sending them in. That was afew weeks back.
Install was very smooth.KB
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It’s not a magnet. Ferrite cores are used on cables to stop RF from interfering with the signals carried by the cable.
The core and cable combination act as a filter.KB
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I was not being brand specific on purpose but wrongly assumed that everyone would
only look at proffesional type fluorescent lights.KB
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If possible use fluorescent lights. Way less power required.
KB
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Take a look at Red at http://www.red.com
Very interesting presentation given at NAB
Price-$17,500.00 + lens
Avail 12/06 or 1/07KB
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A Canopus ADVC100 or 300 works well for VHS to DV conversion. Built in TBC on the 300
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