Podcast - Mac Geek Gab #140: War Stories, Storage, and CPUs

by , 10:20 PM EST, February 4th, 2008

Show notes for Mac Geek Gab Podcast For February 4, 2008

Direct Links: MP3 Version or AAC Version (courtesy of Michael Johnston of iPhone Alley).

John and Dave both bring war stories from their own computers and networks to share, along with some advice so hopefully you don't have to live through the same problems they did! Then it's time for listener questions and comments about hard drives and CPUs. Subscribe now for free and enjoy!

Note: Shownotes are complete!

Stuff mentioned:

• Dave's Macworld Slides
• Linksys WRT54G
• dd-wrt.com
• dd-wrt firmware supported devices
• WRT54G dd-wrt nvram reset
• Disk Warrior
• SpinRite
• Data Rescue II
• EMC Retrospect for Macintosh
• Time Capsule
• USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter
• MacBook Air Benchmarks
• MacBook Air Specs
• About the Sudden Motion Sensor
• Apple Developer Connection (includes CHUD)
• - You're downloading today's show from CacheFly's network
• BackBeat Media Podcast Network
• MacGeekGab AAC Enhanced Feed - Thanks to .

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• Subscribe to the Mac Geek Gab in iTunes! - Show Details - Write a review!
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• Podcast Pickle
• PodcastingNews

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This podcast is recorded on a Mac using Audio Hijack Pro. As for equipment, John is using a Behringer C-1 microphone going through a Behringer Eurorack UB1222FX-PRO mixer, monitored with Etymotic ER-6i Isolator earphones, then straight in to his Mac. On Dave's end, a Heil PR-40 microphone is used, and the whole show is mixed "live" through a Mackie Onyx 1220 FireWire-enabled mixer before being pumped back into the Mac (via FireWire, of course), and is monitored with Ultimate Ears UE-7 Ambient earphones. Each microphone is run through a channel on a Behringer Autocom Pro-XL MDX1600 compressor, a touch of reverb is added with an ART FX-1 processor, and the whole thing is then compressed in software on the Mac. The show is recorded to AIFF, and then converted and uploaded with an Automator script. Michael, aka Computernap, then goes through and enhances the show to provide you with the AAC version. You can hear more details of the setup and how it's mixed on Episode #32.

Theme Music: "The Answer", written by Jeff Steblea and Brian Ayles, as performed by Go Figure. "Made On A Mac" bumper by Mark Fleser

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