I was wondering if there was any way I could hook up a device that outputs it's video into a composite wire, into a little device that sends the composite signal to a receiver that can be plugged into a composite input, thereby just replacing the wire part with a wireless signal?
And if such...
Yes, but if the filter is well made, even with tiny holes the airflow isn't impacted greatly.
I'm mostly going off of my Cooler Master ATCS 840's filters that came with the case. All of the fans on there have these kinds of filters, and I'd like to buy a sheet of it:
For scale, that is...
Thanks, I'll keep that info in mind.
I would, but the holes are too big, I'd have no reason to put them in (I have a sort of fan guard thing with a bunch of small circular holes) because it'd be a very small upgrade. I'd prefer something with smaller holes to really trap dust.
How's the...
I'd like to buy a filter sheet to stick on a fan, the only problem is I can't find the specific one I want. I need those really thin ones, black, made of something tough like window filters, but the holes are really tiny and there's almost no blocking of airflow with them.
Failing that, are...
I was hoping to get a weather tracking application that can give me both my local weather, predictions for the week, all that normal stuff, but also stuff like real-time tracking of weather (if that's possible) on a map of the world (you know, like watching a storm move slowly).
If that's not...
Thanks for all the suggestions guys.
Yeah, but what would I do with an optical out? I'd still need to convert it to analog for my headphones.
Unless I get one of those external boxes to manage my sound, and just have the computer send a clean digital signal to it so that I can manage it...
Well I somehow got my Prelude to work and output audio again, but it took a little bit of messing with the drivers, and the packed in software no longer works.
I wonder how much I could get for it on ebay...it probably works perfectly in XP so any audiophiles who haven't bothered to upgrade...
I don't know if my prelude even works anymore though.
Thanks for the suggestion. I have heard some negative stuff about asus, I can't remember what it weas exactly but people on the auzentech boards considered it worse than the prelude, even the people who were also having driver troubles and...
Yeah, I know all about Creative's nonsense. Actually, I'm worse off than you, because Auzentech gets their stuff from Creative, and I hear Creative cards get similar problems with the W7 drivers to the problems that one gets with Auzentech cards (or was it just the Prelude? Can't remember): that...
I'm currently using an Auzentech Prelude, and it served me well for years but Auzentech is a shitty company when you need support for your product, and their terrible drivers for Windows 7 have made me think that I should switch to a company that knows what they're doing (not to mention that I'm...
Like I said, $100 area is alright if the $50 is shit.
So for the $100 area then, specifics: Nikon L-series, Sanyo 8mp, Samsung SL420.
If I'm going to buy at a B&M, then I'd prefer Fry's Electronics or Best Buy.
No, you guys misunderstood me. My parents aren't 80, they can learn basic stuff that involves physical movement and such (like pressing the button and all that is involved). I just don't want them messing around with manual focus or white balance or shutter speed or any of that other stuff...
My parents are leaving the country and they need a camera. Normally I'm more of a high end tech kind of guy so I'm not too knowledgeable on the lower end, so I need help to pick one out for them.
It just needs to be a standard point-and-shoot, nothing too technical or difficult, auto-settings...
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