Yes you can do this. You can also save the aac as a self contained quicktime movie in QT player (an aiff) and then do anything you want with it (apparently).
But the noise was still unacceptably loud even with the firmware update (compared to other G4s at least...), so it is a Good Thing(R) that Apple is doing this!
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Yes you can do this. You can also save the aac as a self contained quicktime movie in QT player (an aiff) and then do anything you want with it (apparently).
There is also a guy doing a cocoa gui version. I've tried it and it works pretty well so far (v0.2), but he claims to be releasing v1.0 in April.
or simply /.ed?
Hey is Thinksecret down, or is it just me? Do I smell a 'cease and desist'?
But the noise was still unacceptably loud even with the firmware update (compared to other G4s at least...), so it is a Good Thing(R) that Apple is doing this!