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what is your best 5 apps for your iPod touch or iPhone?

And here is a video that someone else did walking through some of the features on a 2nd gen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr1jYOMyQhU

What's the best storage solution for a large iLife? RAID? NAS?

I'm looking for an affordable RAID storage solution for my Time Machine, iTunes Library, iMovie videos, and iPhoto Library. To this point I've been doing a hodgepodge of external hard drives without the saftey of redundancy and I've finaly been bitten with HD failures. So I'm trying to determine what would be the best recommendation for my scenario. Small Home Office for my wife's business (just her), and me with all our media. I currentlty have a mid-2010 Mac Mini (no Thunderbolt), she has an aging 2007 iMac and 2006 MacBook Pro (funny that they're all about the same benchmark speed). We have an AppleTV (original), iPad2 and two iPhone 4S's.
1st Question: Is it better to get a RAID and connect it to my Airport Extreme Base Station USB port as a shared disk? OR to connect it directly to my Mac Mini and share through Home Sharing? OR Should I go with a NAS RAID?
2nd Question: Simple is Better. Should I go with a Mac Mini Server and connect drives to it? (convert my Mac Mini into a server) or Should I just get one of those nice all-in-one 4-bay RAID drive solutions that I can expand with?
Requirements:
1. Expandable and Upgradeable. I don't want something limited to 2TB drives, but as drives get bigger and cheaper I want to easily throw one in w/o concerns.
2. Simple integration with Time Machine and my iLife: iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto. If iTune's Home Sharing feature is currently the best way of using my media across multiple devices then why mess with it? I see "DLNA certified" storage on some devices and wonder if that would just add another layer of complexity I don't need. One more piece to make compatible.
3. Inexpensive. I totally believe in the "You Get What You Pay For" concept. But I also realize sometimes I'm buying marketing, not product. I imagine that to start, I'm going to want a diskless system (because of $$$) to throw all my drives into, and then upgrade bigger drives as my data and funds grow.
4. Security. I don't know if its practical, but I like the idea of being able to pop two drives out and put them in my safe and then pop them back in once a week for the backup/mirroring. I like this idea because I'm concerned that onsite backup is not always the safest. Unfortunately those cloud based services aren't designed for Terabytes of raw family video, or an entire media library that isn't wholey from the iTunes Store. I can't be the only one facing this challenge. Surely there's an affordable way to keep a safe backup for the average Joe. But what is it?
5. Not WD. I've had bad experiences with Western Digital drives, and I loathe their consumer packaged backup software that comes preloaded on their external drives. They are what I meant when I say you get what you pay for. Prettily packed garbage.
6. Relatively Fast. I have put all my media on an external drive before (back when it fit on one drive) and there's noticeable spool-up hang time. Thunderbolt's nice and all, but so new that its not easily available across devices, nor is it cheap. eSata is not really an option. I love Firewire but I'm getting the feeling that Apple has made it the red-headed step-child of connections. USB 3.0 looks decent, but like eSata, Apple doesn't recognize it exists. Where does that leave us? Considering this dilemma I really liked Seagate's GoFlex external drives because it meant I could always buy a new base and still be compatible. But that only works with single drives. And as impressive as Seagate is, we can't expect them to consistently double drive sizes every two years like they have been -cool as that may be.
So help me out without getting too technical. What's the best setup? Is it Drobo? Thecus? ReadyNAS? Seagate's BlackArmor? Or something else entirely?
All comments are appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I am currently using WD 2TB Thunderbolt hard drive for my iTunes, which i love and is works great. i am connected directly to my Mac Book Pro. I am running low on Memory and thinking of buying a bigger Hard drive. My question is should I buy 6TB thunderbolt HD or 6TB NAS drive to work solely for iTunes. I have home sharing enabled for my Apple TV
I also have my time capsule connected just as back up only.

What's the best overall solution for managing books and eBooks?

I have a lot of eBooks (in .mobi and PDF format). I'd like to find a solution (software/system/scheme) such that
1) The actual content syncs to several devices (Mac, iPad, iPhone) and can be read even when network is not present.
2) There is a searchable, convenient database of what books are there.
3) The database can be added to by barcode scanning the ISBN tag
4) Some entries in the database are linked to full content. That is, I'd enter books that I have in electronic format, but also books from my library that exist only in paper form.
I'm looking for a total solution to manage all my books - list them all, plus enable ready access to the content for the ones I have. I'd like to have it sync to several devices. What's the best system - anyone have it set up like this? What's the best reader, database app, and way to hang it all together (with iTunes?). Thanks in advance,
Mike

I am currently using WD 2TB Thunderbolt hard drive for my iTunes, which i love and is works great. i am connected directly to my Mac Book Pro. I am running low on Memory and thinking of buying a bigger Hard drive. My question is should I buy 6TB thunderbolt HD or 6TB NAS drive to work solely for iTunes. I have home sharing enabled for my Apple TV
I also have my time capsule connected just as back up only.

DVD encoding.. what is the best software solution?

HI,
Been trying to figure out the best/optimal way to create high-quality DVDs from my movies. The original source movies are HD-res (1280x720) encoded from After Effects using the H264 codec. What software is recommended to create the best possible DVD? I've tried Toast, Visual Hub and iDVD sofar. Is there anything better out there to give me better results? Appreciate the info.
thanks;
John

The original source movies are HD-res (1280x720) encoded from After Effects using the H264 codec.
First question: What is your source codec? You've listed the resolution of the source video, but not the codec.
Second question: Why are you encoding to h.264 if the final delivery is for DVD-Video? Seems like you'd be compressing twice ... which is never good for quality.
-DH

What is the best MDM Solution for pushing individualized app packages?

Hello. I work for an education company, and we have a program offering students individualized iPad-based courses using apps catered to the individual students' needs. This means that every device has a different and constantly changing app profile. We need the ability to centrally purchase and distribute apps to our deployed devices, but in such a way that each iPad is receiving it's own unique update.
So far I have looked into free Meraki and paid Casper Suite by JAMF Software. The reocurring theme seems to be that instead of an interface with the device at the center, it is each individual app that the interfaces focus on, leaving the user to have to choose which devices the single app be sent to. It would be great to have a program where your device is displayed and you choose which apps to send to it...
Also, it must work in conjunction with the VPP.
Thanks!

Airwatch is probably your best bet, and has a free trial. You could set up device groups, with each group really being an individual student, and deploy apps specific to that group/student.

What is the best Cloud solution for all your photos?

You can't put all your iPhoto library in iCLoud, correct? So how can I put all my photos in a cloud? I'm a little hesitant to put all my photos in Dropbox or Google Drive as then my other computers will fill up with the same photos AND I don't trust non Apple products for my photos. Can anyone tell me how they are doing it please? At the moment I feel ok with my external backups (I've got 3 of them) as well as backing up in Time Machine but just wanted to know how others do it.
Thanks

You can't put all your iPhoto library in iCLoud, correct?
Correct.
So how can I put all my photos in a cloud?
I use Flickr and have more than 50k photos there. You can decide what photos - if any - you want public and which you want to have available only to those whom you invite to see them.

What is the Best Storage Solution?

I have a laptop and an external drive E (where I store all my photos 9000plus). I would like some suggestions on the best (most reliable and long term) storage solutions. I was burning them on CD as well but now I have a Canon EOS Rebel GT (pictures are much larger files) I dont get many on a CD. I was wondering if I should get a DVD burner. I thought they probablly store a lot more pictures?? Wondering how many more?
Also, do I save all my tagged & edited pictures seperately from my originals (have two sets of photos)? And if so on the hard drive or on CD/DVD? Then I assume if I backup my catalogue when I get a new computer all I need to do is restore and everything is there?
Finally, any good stragegies on deleting pictures. I have 3 kids and have such a hard time deleting their photos. The obvious poor ones no problem but when I take rapid shot pictures they all seem so good. At this rate I will need to buy a bigger house to store all the hard drives and back up disks :)
Would love to hear what works well for you!
Thanks,
julie

The original poster asked the question whether or not to have two sets of photos (originals and edited).
What do most people do as far as this is concerned?
Do you include your original files in your Organizer catalogue or not?
The "workflow" that I have finished up with is this:
At the end of each day, I transfer all my camera shots into a folder such as C:\Negs\2006\0605\2006_0521Flowers ("Negs" because I think of them as equivalent to "negatives")
I do not use PSE4 downloader but use Fuji FinePixViewer simply because it came with my first camera and I have just continued with it. It makes it easy to rename the files to things like 0605210001.jpg (last 4 digits sequential for each date). I have tried descriptive file names but found them too difficult.
The word tacked onto the sub-folder name is a reminder of the general nature of the subject matter. I do not worry if there are a few shots that do not really belong but if there are a significant number of shots of totally unrelated subjects, I can cheat and artificially split the sub-folder in two. (The descriptive part of the folder name is pretty much redundant because of PSE4's tagging ability, it is really a carry-over from the Fuji program.)
I then go through and delete any completely useless shots.
I then copy and paste the sub-folder into a another folder named C:\Photos" which contains an identical sub-folder tree.
C:\Photos is watched by PSE4 so whatever is in it is automatically included in my catalogue.
I then go through and do my tagging.
I do my editing in the C:\Photos folder and save processed files in their original sub-folder but append _E to the file name to indicate that it has been edited. (I have a few other suffixes like _W for web images, _Q for max quality for large prints)
If I am not entirely satisified with my editing and think that maybe in a few days time I might be able to do a little better, I save my processed file as psd. Otherwise I flatten it and delete the un-edited version. (A copy of the original still being available in C:\Negs if required.)
Am I unusual in keeping my original shots outside Organizer? - my reason for doing it this way was to keep my Catalogue down to a manageable size.
As far as backing up is concerned, I have a comprehensive system that involves daily backups from C to D (a second internal drive) and monthly backups to external USB drives (used in rotation and kept off site).

Can we have a BE-ALL, END-ALL thread for your BEST Mac solutions for video?

Sorry if this already exists. But I am trying to find the sweet spot for encoding my videos (existing files, like AVI, not from DVD - I get Handbrake).
There are SO many programs and SO many options. But the discussions of these seem to be far-flung and unorganized.
So.
If you have spent hours experimenting, what have you found? I'm looking for the best Mac-based programs, and the best settings in those programs.
- I want videos that will look good on TV, but not have a crazy file size.
- I want it to be relatively fast (QuickTIme Pro is horribly slow).
- I want it to have a queue.
- I REALLY want it to be free of audio/video sync problems.
I want, I want, I want.
So far I have tried iSquint, Podner, QT Pro, FFMPEG, MPEG Streamclip...
All of them work, but they all have problems to some degree. However, one of them may be your favorite.
Have you found ONE program and ONE set of settings that you use all the time now? Share!

Justin,
I hate to stomp on your post, but unfortunately what you're asking here is against the Terms of Use for these discussions boards. Polls, petitions, surveys, etc... are not allowed.
If you have a specific question or problem regarding your iPod , you can feel free to ask it and someone here will try to help.
Otherwise, a forum such as those on iLounge might be a better place to post non-technical topics.

What's the best RAID solution for my iMac / MacBook?

I think it's time I invested in a larger backup hard drive, and for data security I'm looking at 2-drive RAID devices. Is the Lacie 2Big Network good for this purpose? http://www.lacie.com/uk/products/product.htm?pid=10953
What's the reliability and speed really like on such devices?
I have a 1Gbit switch that I could attach a network storage drive to, and the idea of having a public ftp area on it sounds quite cool and useful, anyone know just how secure it is?
What about replacing drives in these things - is it just a case of taking existing hard drive out of a caddy and putting a new one in? (same type, size and speed, presumably)
At work we have some dinosaur Dell servers that have big hardware RAID arrays in them, I've only just started using them myself but can see how versatile the concept is.. are there any drawbacks to having a small home hardware RAID setup?
Thanks!

If you are not limited to NAS, take a look at CalDigit for a great eSATA/FW800/FW400/USB RAID 1/0 external drive.
http://www.caldigit.com/CalDigit_VR/ , we will get one soon.
AFAIK, the CalDigitVR connects using either eSATA, FireWire 800, 400, and USB2.0. The RAID is configurable as performance (RAID 0), protected (RAID 1), or SPAN. The CalDigit's products are used by serious individuals, photographers, movie studios, etc. and are as bulletproof as you can get.
Everything is swappable (including the fan assembly) and can be daisy chained through FireWire port when out of capacity. If know you are using iMac, but if you have a MacPro, you can use their SATA kit to speed up to 200 MB/s !!!.
In the past, RAID protection doesn't come cheap but neither does true peace-of-mind. There are other solutions to be sure, but none offer the longevity and flexibility of the Caldigit products. And the best part is CalDigitVR 500GB starts at only $399.

What is your best messaging choice? Mail for Excha...

Hi,
I tried Mail for Exchange, its very good but has some weaknesses. The same applies to Nokia Messaging.
Which do you prefere? Or do you prefere third party applications?
Or may be another phone brand?
Thanks!

It depends. When I had my E51, I used Nokia BBC. But that only works if your wireless account has blackberry plan (as all data goes through blackberry.net, so a general data plan won't work). Even with Always On, I was able to squeeze out 5 days on a full battery charge. But when I got my N97, I wiped out the E51 and installed MfE on it to test the software in preparation for my N97. At best, with Always On, the E51 lasted about 3 days. Mind you, the E51 only had data and BB plans, no voice.
I've tried the beta Nokia Messaging app (email.nokia.com) that can "sync" all kinds of public POP/IMAP mail on my previous N95, and I was not at all impressed. It hardly ever syncs correctly. When it states that it is up to date, I see the email were old. Gave that up after trying it out for a couple months.
I still use the built-in Messaging app that comes with S60. However, for the longest time, I couldn't use it with netaddress.com or usa.net (same company) via IMAP. You may remember that netaddress.com was the original free email service dating back to early 90's. Starting with my 6620 all the way through my N95, the built-in Nokia Messaging app just can't connect to netaddress.com's IMAP server, even though other mobile devices, my desktop Outlook, and Outlook Express can. Go figure. Because of this, I was forced to switch to Google finally as my mail provider.
But now, GMail has a weird implementation of its mail system, as this is not Nokia's fault. Whether on the built-in Nokia Messaging app or with Outlook, when connecting to GMail's IMAP, your delete action does not get obeyed by Google. You have to move the message to the Trash folder. Quite annoying.
For me, I use my N97's MfE to connect to my corporate mail, the built-in Nokia Messaging app to retrieve my GMail at intervals (works great) via IMAP, and Google's S60 GMail app. Why would I want to use Google's native app? At home I download all my mail via POP on my Outlook and archive them in the personal folder. But once in a while I have to dig up some old email. So I use Google's native app to search my "All Mail" folder whenever I need to find something. Otherwise, it's just MfE and the built-in Messaging. Works like a charm. Free is always good in my books.
(If only Nokia can tell me what Exchange security policies MfE on S60 v5 can/cannot support... /discussions/board/message?board.id=messaging&thread.id=19037)
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What's your best joke!

A little inappropriate... but not so bad as to make me not want to post it:A young man made his way into a bar late one evening to find an old farmer drinking away his sorrows."What troubles you sir?" The young man said as he sat down by the old man at the bar and ordered a drink."Some things you just can't explain." The old man said sadly looking down into his glass."Well... I'm all ears if you want to give it a shot?"The old man looked up at the young man and said as he shook his head. "Well it all started this morning when I went to milk our cow. I placed the pail under her, filled it up, and I'll be darned if she didn't kick it over.""Really? She kicked it over? Like... on purpose?" The young man said surprised."Some things you just can't explain." The old man said with a shrug. "So I took some rope and tied her back legs to the...

Ok, So a simple question, nothing IT related but i think it will give us all a 5 minute laugh.
I want to see what the best jokes people can come up with. they may have been passed down from generations, or recently heard. for the inevitable person who is going to reply with "You!". please don't waste your time. (please keep it clean, and obviously no dark or sick jokes as the moderators are just waiting to delete posts!)
Let me start it off! (and it is by no means the best joke...)
2 fish in a tank, one turned to the other and said... "Do you even know how to drive this thing?!"
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What is your best showing in Google?

My previous best showing was #1 out of 2.7 million results for a Google search on "paris hilton frogs"...
Google Search on "paris hilton frogs"
Today, when I was reviewing my web traffic logs, I came across some visitors giving me an even better showing... #1 result out of 39+ million results for a Google search on "scary things to see"...
Google Search on "scary things to see"
It's always interesting to see what people are searching for. It's even more interesting to see how people happen to find my little site while searching for what they are searching for...

It's always interesting to see what people are
searching for. It's even more interesting to see how
people happen to find my little site while searching
for what they are searching for...
James! Veeeeeeeeeeeeery clever! Maybe I ought to title one of my pages, "Antonio Banderas will never know what Lorna Alexander wrote in her Blog!"
— Lorna in Southern California

What's the best cloud solution for Aperture photos?

I use aperture and looking for a cloud storage solution to free up space? Interested in Fanfair, Smugmug and Dropbox. I plan to keep using Aperture for recent photos but want to be able to upload (and remove from my hard drive) older photos to free up space?
Any suggestions on product and workflow?

The problem with multiple libraries is that they are inconvenient. Only one can be open and searched at a time, so if you're looking for that photo from your trip to NY, well was that in 95? 96? Maybe it was 94... And as an Aperture Library is pretty much unlimitied in size, I don't see a compelling argument for a library-per-year approach.
Having two libraries - one on the internal and one on the external - seems like a lot more convenient, but I would do that slightly differently.
On the External I would have one complete library. This makes backing up very easy. Back that up and you have everything backed up. From that I would export as a library the material you want to take on the road with you. If you import then ideally import to the one main library, of if not, then you can move material from the internal to the external library using the export as Library/ import library function. So, at all times the internal library is a sub-set of the main one.
I'm wary of Dropbox and other cloud solutions for backing up an entire Library. Why? These are very large databases. I've seen people complain that restoring a library can take days simply because these guys shape their traffic and you're downloading massive amounts of data.
Further, many cloud services store the files on inappropriate disk formats, and this can lead to damage to the Library.
So, my suggestion would be as follows:
One full size Library on an external
That backed up to another external.
Ideally, backed up to a second external - this lives off-site at your workplace, a relatives house, even in your car.
On your internal a subset of your main library.
As for backing up Photos to the cloud, that's quite simple. Services like Flickr and SmugMug - and there are many others - are there and you can upload all your photos, they remain accessible from any computer anywhere in the world.

ABAP CUSTOM PROGRAMS vs SOX - What is your best approach?

SOX defines you must put in place controls to be sure your users can do only those activities wich are not able to create a risk for your company assets.
You can use GRC AC to get clean and stay clean, but the problem is in your custom developments. Indirectly called transactions are not included in the transaction start check, so I think you must use "authority checks" to validate either stantdard authorization objetcs (sy-tcode, company code...) or custom authorization objects before to call a transacction/BAPI inside a custom program to be sure the user has the right permissions to complete this task.
Should i validate any single authoritation object defined in SU24 for each single transaction called Indirectly?
Any other quick win approach?
thx.

Manuel,
There are various types of controls that could be put in place for accomplishing this. Below are some things you could consider to mitigate this risk as I have done in the past which has been sufficent to auditors.
1) Have a solid review process for Functional Design Specs (FDS) reviews of RICEFW objects being developed into your SAP enviroment and be sure to have the process and review documented. This process will allow you to proactively seek out potential issues before they are coded to senstive areas where the potential risk to financial reporting could arise.
2) Implement coding standards for Security such as use of Program Auth Groups, Table Auth Groups, and implement certian SAP notes to secure S_DEVELOP object properly. Refer to https://websmp110.sap-ag.de/securitynotes for security notes.
3) Have a review/monitoring process in place to review access and authorizations to critical objects and transactions. GRC AC is one way to approach this.
You can use abap program "RSABAPSC : Statistical program analysis to find ABAP language commands" to seek out Authority-Checks in custom development as part of a quality review.
Thanks,
Matt

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