Is there an in car camera that works with iMac

I recently bought an in - car camera only to discover that it is not compatible with my I-mac. The store assistant said that there are no cameras on the market which are compatible with I-mac

What brand and model of camera did you buy?

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I bounght an iMac G5 just before iSight was built in. Recently I went to but the iSight camera, but it is no longer sold seperately. Tried an off-the-shelf Logitech cam but to no avail. Is there a 3rd party cam that will work????

Check http://www.applechat.info/
P.S. And considering you have no MacBook Pro according to your profile, and it has its own built-in iSight, you might seriously want to consider posting further questions about your machine in the appropriate forum, if I can't answer them. First determine if your iMac is indeed a G5:
Next post here for iMac G5:
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=134
And here for iBook G4:
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=131
under the appropriate forum.

Is there a dot matrix printer that works with iMac

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Bill

The Epson Networking Impact Printers are designed for high capacity environments and are Mac OS compatible. The IP networking printer drivers built into Mac OS X support the IP Network dot matrix printers, both 9 & 24 pin.
For example, for the FX-890N Networking printer you can use the driver "Epson 9-Pin Series" as shown below:
Epson's full-featured, FX-890N Networking printer offers the durability and ease of use required for essential daily printing. This 9-pin, dot-matrix, narrow-carriage workhorse boasts an MTBF rating of 20,000 power-on hours (POH) and speeds of up to 680 cps (characters per second). Engineered for seamless integration, the FX-890N's interfaces include an internal 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet print server with support for Macintosh OS X.
Its easy-to-install 7.5 million-character ribbon cartridge boosts productivity and ensures a low cost per page, while its 400 million-character print-head life heightens its dependability. Included Epson Remote Configuration Manager software simplifies printer setup and setting selection. Ideal for rugged environments, the printer is a perfect drop-in replacement for the Epson FX-880/880+/980 or Okidata Microline 320/320 Turbo. It handles forms up to seven parts thick via four convenient paper paths, and its redesigned control panel features a lock-out mode and other intuitive functions. The printer is Novell tested and approved and is backed by Epson's comprehensive three-year warranty with technical support. The Epson FX-890N offers the durability and ease of use required for criticaldaily print requirements. Speeds through multipart forms,reports, labels and more at up to 680cps.Offers an MTBF rating of 20,000 POH and a 400 million character print head life.. Includes 10/100Base-TX Ethernet Interface for easy networking.
Printing Method: 9-pin, impact dot matrix
Print Speed:
Ultra Speed Draft: 680 cps (12 cpi); 566 cps (10 cpi)
High Speed Draft: 559 cps (10 cpi)
Draft: 419 cps (10 cpi)
Near Letter Quality: 104 cps (10 cpi)
Characters & Lines
Character Sets:
13 character tables
13 international character sets
Resident Bitmapped Fonts:
Ultra Speed Draft: 10, 12 cpi
High Speed Draft: 10, 12, 15, 17, 20 cpi
Draft: 10, 12, 15, 17, 20 cpi
Near Letter Quality (Roman / Sans Serif): 10, 12, 15, 17, 20 cpi, proportional
Bar Code Fonts: EAN-13, EAN-8, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 39, Code 128, POSTNET, Codabar (NW-7), Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5
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Line Spacing: 6 lines per inch default
Formatting:
1/6-inch or programmable in 1/432-inch increments
8 lpi option available on FX-890 Okidata Mode only
Paper Handling
Forms: Continuous multipart, original plus 6 carbonless copies, 1 + 6 copies with pull tractor, maximum thickness .018"
Envelopes:
No. 6 envelopes: 6.5" x 3.6"
No. 10 envelopes: 9.5" x 4.1"
Width:
Single sheets: 3.9" to 10.1"
Continuous: 4" to 10"
Cut-sheet feeder: 7.2" to 8.5"
Length:
Single sheets: 3.9" to 14.3"
Continuous: 4" to 22"
Cut-sheet feeder: 10.1" to 14"
Labels: Minimum: 2.5" x 0.94"
Roll paper: 8.5" width
Paper Feed Speed:
62 millisecond per 1/6"
5" per second, continuous feed
Paper Path:
Manual insertion: Front or rear in, top out
Cut sheet feeder: Top in, top out
Tractor: Front, rear or bottom in, top out
Pull push tractor: Front or rear in, top out
General
Printer Language :
Epson ESC / P
IBM PPDS
Okidata Microline (FX-890 Okidata Mode only)
IP Networking Interface:
EpsonNet 10 / 100Base-TX Ethernet Print Server
Input Buffer : 128 KB
Control Panel: Functions: Font, pitch, pause, tear off, bin selection, line feed, form feed, load, eject, micro adjust, top-of-form adjustment, panel lockout, reset, menu, default setting selection
Sound Level : 55 dB(A) (ISO 7779 pattern)
Rated frequency range : 50 – 60 Hz
Input frequency range : 49.5 – 60.5 Hz
Dimensions : 16.3" x 13.8" x 6.6" (W x D x H)

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Problem is most vehicles can't supply enough power to charge a MacBook Pro battery, not without placing a generator in the engine compartment someplace like police cars and campers have.
Apple provides the MagSafe Airline Adapter but it's designed for 15V, not the 12V of vehicles, then it's only to keep the battery from discharging on airplanes, it won't charge it.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB441Z/A?fnode=MTY1NDEwMQ&mco=MTA4NDE2Mjc
"It's designed for 15V DC that you find on airplanes. If you are the DIY type, you can make your own 15V DC automotive socket by using an automotive universal laptop supply to step up the car's 12V to 15V"
I found this online:
http://www.365laptop.us/product_info.php?language=en&currency=USD&products_id=10 64
Notice the device says:
"Input: 11-14V DC 8Amp MAX " - Cars are 12V DC.
Output: -DC 15V.... the same as the Airline Adapter
Looks like one needs to cut and splice the two parts/wires one needs together.
This 12V to 15V conversion is a lot better/streamlined than trying to upconvert 12V DC to a whopping 120 AC and then your Mac's power brick is downconverting 120AC to what it needs in DC to try to charge the battery which the vehicle can't supply the wattage for anyway.
Apple has a patent on the MagSafe adapter, they don't provide a 12V to 15V converter + MagSafe adaptor for the car. It would be nice if they did though.

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Regards.

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I just got a JVC and its kinda a joke. I have to go through like 20 steps to get my video files off my Hard Drive Camera and into a format editable on FCE.
Does anyone have a nice camera, around $1,500 or so that has good quality and works well the Apple computers and FCE?
Thanks again.

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http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander/
I'm pretty certain that I got my version of stuffit, which has worked excellently on my Intel MBP, from that site. I downloaded it around the time when I first got the laptop, so I'm pretty sure that's the site.
If it's not let me know and I can give you links to a different site, or I can just e-mail you the installer file directly.
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Peace
Bweb

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All ipod microphone adapters should work!

Other web cams that work with apple

Does any one know of any other web cam other then Isight that work with Apple ?

Hello Matt Ramirez,
Here's a link that includes a list of cameras they have found to be compatable:
http://www.ecamm.com/mac/ichatusbcam/configs.html
If you have a more specific question, let us know. In the meantime, have fun and let do post back on your final setup.
Respectfully,
Bill Gallagher

Car charger that works with the bumper case?

Does anyone know which, if any, brands of car chargers and models that work with the new bumper case? I went to best buy yesterday and they all looked too thick to even buy it and give it a try.

I'm pretty sure the lack of functionality with car chargers and the bumper case is simply because the cutouts for the USB connector on the bumper is too small..that's the only reason. Otherwise it will work; it's simply a physical problem with the connector not seating properly; that's it.
I'm saying this based on my own situation. I have a Griffin car charger /FM receiver that worked with my iPhone 3G and it worked with my iPhone 4 until I put the bumper case on.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4356

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For what it's worth, I purchased the Axis 207W. Indeed it worked with Safari via Bonjour.
The setup took a while to figure out, but wasn't any more difficult than setting up a wireless router.
With things set properly I can view the camera from anywhere on the Internet and get e-mails sent when motion is detected by the camera.
All this and it works well with my Apple set up (laptops and Airports).

Video Cameras that work with Mac software...

I am a new Mac user (3 months and still learning) and My wife is a photo freak. She is wanting to get a new camcorder and start editing some of the footage she gets. Which camcorders out there have people had success with on the Mac??? We currently have a low end Sony that will not work. It does not have a USB connection and burns footage to miniCDs. We're looking for something that we can plug in and get to editing. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Any DV or HDV camera will work (writes to MinDV casettes and has a firewire port for DV video transfer). Prices range from about $175 to $6000.
Other than that, cameras that record MPEG4 and can be accessed as USB mass storage devices will work too. With those, you are sacrificing quality of the video for the speed of transfer to the computer (DV and HDV transfer 1 minute of video in 1 minute). With MPEG4 video, the data has already been compressed and encoded with some quality loss.
There are also DVD/MPEG2 recording cameras. These have very similar properties to the MPEG4 ones but require additional software on the Mac, and, if mini-DVD, require an external DVD drive.
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