Can someone explain what the application "iDvd" does or work?

I want to learn to use the application called iDvd but not exactly sure what exactly is it used for? Can it be used to decorate dvds with special design stickers like the covers on dvd movies?

Hi.
iDVD allows you to create a Hollywood-style DVD that can contain personal and home videos and slideshows. The DVD can be played in any DVD player and can include motion menus and music, just as the DVDs released by the major labels.
Take a look at this... Apple Support - iDVD
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Hi can any one help
I keep getting the following error code when I try and down a ebook which I have purchase
Error getting License. License Server Communication Problem:
E_ACT_NOT_READY
can someone advise me what this means and how I recifty the problem to enable me to read the ebook purchase?
Thanks

I am having this exact issue. I just downloaded a book and went to open it and got this exact problem.
I purchased he book through indigo/kobo edition and paid for it and immediately went to open it and am getting the same error
Error getting License. License Server Communication Problem only mine says Bad Device key after.
Not sure why someone has not answered this question yet...i am using windows 7 and this is how i always do it. Never had this problem before when purchasing a book.
i hope someone answers this soon.

Can someone explain what the new feature "Webform Security" is for?

I notice there is a new field called "Webform Security" which inserts { module_ccsecurity ] into the form code but I have no idea what this is for and there is no reference to this module in the knowledgebase.
Can anyone offer some details?

Log into your bank, stay logged in and open a new tab. Then visit another site on the internet.
Now lets pretend that on this other site, someone (like the site administrator or a commentor) included a link that pointed to a url such as http://www.YourBank.com/TransferMoney?FromAccount=12345&ToAccount=54321&Amount=1000 and then you clicked the link, the bank would think you were making a legitimate transfer request becuase you were still logged in.
Fair enough, but you probably wouldn't click that link because you're smarter than that. Unfortunately your browser isn't so smart, and it doesn't have to be a link. They could have included an image tag, or css style sheet or javascript file that pointed to that url and your browser would have automatically "clicked" the link on your behalf when it tried to download the resource.
Thats CSRF in a nutshell.
There are ways to mitigate this danger, but its up to site owner (the bank in this example) to make sure this can't happen. As an end user it's mostly out of your hands. This tag appears to be BC's way to mitigate this, and it appears to be similar to other soultions to this problem.
I don't know if it works though, it's not docummented, so your guess is as good as mine. Either way its probably a good idea to include it on your forms.

Can someone explain what my GC is doing here?

We have a Tomcat application that starts up and soon ends up doing nothing but Full GCs.
Java build 1.4.2-b28
JAVA_OPTS="-XX:+PrintGCDetails -XX:-TraceClassUnloading -verbose:gc -XX:+PrintGCTimeStamps -server -ms128m -mx512m -Djava.awt.headless=true"
Here's a snapshot of the GC messages:
3763.189: [GC 3763.189: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000477 secs]3763.189: [Tenured: 224835K->234198K(349568K), 7.1295042 secs] 389315K->234198K(519168K), 7.1299718 secs]
3797.932: [GC 3797.932: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000627 secs]3797.932: [Tenured: 234198K->213404K(349568K), 9.9411877 secs] 398678K->213404K(519168K), 9.9416814 secs]
3812.581: [GC 3812.581: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000565 secs]3812.581: [Tenured: 213404K->222265K(349568K), 6.5605187 secs] 377884K->222265K(519168K), 6.5609745 secs]
3825.311: [GC 3825.311: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000552 secs]3825.312: [Tenured: 222265K->223176K(349568K), 7.2857512 secs] 386745K->223176K(519168K), 7.2862375 secs]
3840.347: [GC 3840.347: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000531 secs]3840.348: [Tenured: 223176K->231956K(349568K), 7.2114165 secs] 387656K->231956K(519168K), 7.2118540 secs]
3863.643: [GC 3863.644: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000436 secs]3863.644: [Tenured: 231956K->226878K(349568K), 9.1507566 secs] 396436K->226878K(519168K), 9.1511355 secs]
3932.556: [GC 3932.556: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000452 secs]3932.556: [Tenured: 226878K->231426K(349568K), 8.2257418 secs] 391358K->231426K(519168K), 8.2261586 secs]
3948.090: [GC 3948.090: [DefNew: 164480K->164480K(169600K), 0.0000917 secs]3948.091: [Tenured: 231426K->242666K(349568K), 7.5205790 secs] 395906K->242666K(519168K), 7.5214889 secs]
The way I read the last one is:
a) I have 164Mb in my New (Eden?) section.
b) I have 349Mb virtually allocated for my Tenured, and it expanded from 231426 to 242666
c) All said, I collected ~153MB during that sweep.
My understanding is that when the heap is GC'd, it copies the objects from the Eden and the first survivor space to the second survivor space, but anything that doesn't fit in the second survivor space gets dumped into the Tenured space.
At the end of the GC, the Eden space should have only a survivor space filled with data, the Eden is empty, the other survivor is empty (and ready for the next GC), and any excess is in the Tenured.
Ideally, you continue this cycle until Tenured fills up, at which point a deeper, "full" GC is triggered, cleaning out Tenured. At the end of a Full GC, you should have one Survivor space filled with data, an empty Eden, the other Surivior empty, and the Tenured area ideally reduced.
If the ratio of free space in Tenured is too low, the GC expands the Tenured space in anticipation of Next time.
Is this correct?
So, my question here is why am I never seeing simply the basic Eden GCs, rather it's always GCing Tenured? Would playing with the ratios help here? It's production, so I can't bounce the machine willy nilly play with parameters, and unfortunately I haven't found a good way to duplicate the behavior on my workstation.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Yes, the Dropbox app is capable of playing some media.

Please can someone explain what the firmware numbers me

Hi,
I would like to check whether I have the most up to date firmware for my Zen Micro but the number codes seem to be unfathomable. I have .02.05 and I don't need plays for sure because I don't use a subscription service. Is this the best one to have, because I am not sure if I still have the 24 hours standby mode before going into deep sleep, or whether I have the 4 hour.
Thanks
Isobel

Ditto on ..0.
On most Creative players with a choice of MTP (PlaysForSure) vs. non-MTP firmware--Micro, Sleek (the non-MTP version was in the initial European models; only MTP firmware is in US models or available for download anywhere), now Touch, and presumably Xtra when its MTP firmware releases--the .x.x line means non-MTP firmware; the 2.x.x line means MTP firmware. (The MicroPhoto is different, but from what I gather the non-MTP firmware on the first Singaporean models was a fluke.)
Within each line (as you can see from fred_be9300's changelog), the higher the middle numbers, the more recent the release. Thus ..0 is more recent than .0.02, which is in turn more recent than your current .02.05.

I have downloaded ios 5.1.1 and the wifi has stop working or it would stay on for less then 20min its only 9 months old can someone explain what is happening and if some know how to fix it

I have downloaded ios 5.1.1 and the wifi has stop working or it would stay on for less then 20min its only 9 months old can someone explain what is happening and if some know how to fix it

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Can anyone explain what the other section section in the HDD usage description is for ? I recently used iphoto to send a mail and this "other "section inrease the usage by about 1GB....any ideas why ?

Can anyone explain what the "other" (yellow colour) section in the HDD usage description is for and what it does.It is under the about this mac section and storage option?
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Shurig wrote:
Thanks gor replying,,,this is my first time on this site.
Any idea why the "other" continues to increase. I have just got got my mac so no new apps installed yet only been using it for mail and web browsing. I tried the iphoto mail last night and noticed the the "other" section had increased by 1GB which I thought was rather larger. Do you know what this setion actually does ?
Also do you know if it is possible to delete the iphoto emails.
All of your 'stuff' that is not Music Movies Apps Backups or Photos is in Other, that means all your emails, all your files etc, why don't you just leave well enough alone, this is not windows and doesn't need tinkering with,

Can anyone explain what the 'other' storage consists of and how I can decrease the size please?

Can anyone explain what the 'other' storage consists of and how I can decrease the size please?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
"Other" refers to OS X files, caches, downloads, documents. See Other in this website > http://pondini.org/OSX/LionStorage.html
I would not worry about Other because they contain files that you need, but if you want to decrease the size, start deleting downloads and documents

Can someone explain why the Secure Easy Setup light on a...

Can someone explain why the Secure Easy Setup light on a WRT54G would change from a steady green to steady orange after firmware upgrade? Everything is connecting properly, and I see no change in performance of network other than light change described. Thanks.

The way I understand the Secure Easy Setup button is this.
It will be orange when the router is in normal operation mode. The light turns green when you press the Cisco Systems button (that is orange normally) so that the router will search for the web device you are trying to connect to the router. If you want to disable this feature all together go into your router settings page at 192.168.1.1
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I am looking for a good way of converting numbers to characters and I was reading up on the Character API, and they are using this term Radix, and I don't understand what that is all about. Can somebody explain what the radix is for?

Wait a second I tried this code out and this is the output
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TS4002 Can someone explain why the search facility in my icloud mail is do f*&£ing S&*t? It never works, whether I access it in Google Chrome or Firefox. *****

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SeamusUK wrote:
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Probably not.
If you have any suggestions that you think might enhance iCloud you can send Apple your feedback here.

Can someone explain what DHCP is and how I do I connect to WiFi hotspot?

Can someone explain how a wireless network/router with an internet connection allows computers with a wireless card to connect to the internet? For instance, In an internet cafe with WiFi, how does my macbook get the IP address for the ISP that the cafe uses to allow me to open a webpage with Safari? What is DHCP and how should I set my internet preferences to allow me to use a network other than my own.
The reason I ask so many questions is that I can connect to the internet with my Airport Express base station network at home but not in my local WiFi cafe. Can see the network but not connect.

Most Internet Cafes utilize DHCP to dynamically provide a wireless client with an IP address for that session. DHCP is a protocol used by networked computers (clients) to obtain IP addresses and other parameters such as the default gateway, subnet mask, and IP addresses of DNS servers from a DHCP server. It facilitates access to a network because these settings would otherwise have to be made manually for the client to participate in the network.
You Mac's AirPort, in turn, is set up to be a DHCP client by default. This allows your Mac to accept the dynamically provided IP address information from the Internet Cafe's DHCP server.
The reason I ask so many questions is that I can connect to the internet with my Airport Express base station network at home but not in my local WiFi cafe.
It sounds like the AirPort settings that your Mac is using is no longer at their default settings...and my be the reason you cannot connect to the Internet at the Cafe...or, the Cafe has additional settings required. I suggest that you check with the Administrator of the particular Internet Cafe you're having trouble connecting with to find out what settings are necessary to use their wireless network.
A typical AirPort is set up as follows:
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Systems Preferences > Network > Show > AirPort
AirPort tab
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TCP/IP tab
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- Configure IPv6: Automatically or Off
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CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN ME THE DISPLAY QUALITY

I have just purchased a new macbook pro 15" 2.4ghz. Im a designer, i havent even created my appleid, im on my sisters... i made a sacrifice to buy this $2700 laptop.
and Im so dissapointed...
I CANT SEE SMOOTH GRADIENTS.. all i see are ugly lines... i dont get it, for such a high class LAPTOP.
Apple support please help me solve this. ive been reading forums about 6bit screens for this laptop.. i dont want to believe that. can someone explain? im returning this...

I can verify that all of Apple's laptops use 18 bit (6 bits per Red, Green Blue) color, which is about 260,000 colors. The OS then using dithering to fake the missing colors. Despite what you have read, they are incapable of 24 bit 'millions of colors'.
The problem with this argument is that, when it comes down to it, the color displays are made up of dithered red, green, and blue elements anyway. We accept that this form of display gives us "full color", so it's difficult to argue that millions of colors can't be represented using the same mechanism. It's not quite 16.7 million (more like 16.3 or something) but Apple's text has always taken care to read "millions of colors" rather than 16.7 million (which you'll still see on the specifications for the Cinema displays).
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If the OP is noticing severe banding on gradients, it's more likely to be an issue with color profiles than with the display being 6-bit.

Can someone explain me the difference between iCloud Photo Sharing, My Photo Stream and iCloud Photo Library?

This is very confusing. Can someone explain the difference between these 3 options in Photos app.
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Your iPhoto Library is located in your /Home/Pictures/ folder and contains all the photos you have put into iPhoto. iCloud Photo Library is the library of photos you have stored in iCloud.

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