sit in Add/ Remove Programs and uninstall unneeded SW (or > wipe it and start fresh if it still comes with real XP CD)...and yes go > XP. > > JH > > Braun wrote: >> OK, so I've decided to switch my mixing rig from Mac to XP - I want >> more power and available stuff than the OS9 boot limitations will >> allow me. (Still using a G4 for the live tracking rig, though. I >> know for a fact that I can record 16 tracks for 2 hours straight with >> no burps - I trust that.) >> >> I was toying with building a pc for that, when suddenly I'm faced with >> two free Dell P4 boxen. >> >> Free is good. >> >> I'm going to use one, and set one up for a friend as a household >> computer - so, I need advice on which would be better for Paris. >> >> One is a Dimension 4400 - P4 2GHZ, 512 cache, 400MHz FSB >> >> The other is an Optiplex 260GX - same chip. >> >> Both are full-sized towers. >> >> So, essentially, I have to choose between the Dimension, which is >> aimed for the home market, and the Optiplex
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, which is aimed at the >> business market. >> >> Suggestions? >> >> pabWon't work. You'll need something to translate the MTC to midi seq timing. Try picking up a PPS-2 on ebay for cheap. AA "Jeff Hoover" <jkhoover@excite.com> wrote in message news:4643d56b@linux... > Trying to eiher sync an external hardware sequencer to Paris or the other > way around. Have tried it with two different workstations (XP80 and a > ZR76) and am not seeming to get MTC either of them like or MTC from them > that Paris will accept. > > Going thrugh a USB Midisport 4X4 to get midi to them. > > Any ideas? > > JH"Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote: >I have a few of the 260's at my work. Good box - better than the Dimension >series - however with either of them you will probably have trouble feeding >power hungry EDS cards. 1 should fly, 2 will be questionable and 3 probably >won't run IME. Call dell to see if you can get a higher output power supply >(they are proprietary and you have to get them from Dell) ... Opti will >have a better chance of it. There is also a parts issues. They guarantee you >can get any part in the opti for 5 years after purchase... you might just be >SOL with a dimension. > >In either case make SURE you get the original factory disk. Pull the disk >out, put it in a USB case and fdisk/format it on another computer. There is >a FAT partition on Dell's that's a pain in the ass to deal with unless you >know how to bust into the boot.ini file and tell it to quit adding partition >infor
... > > >This will also mean another Portico 5042 for the car... but luckily, they run on 12V! ;-) Daveid. Aaron Allen wrote: > You can have one, but I know you. If you don't word clock and put a set of > hi end convertors on it, then you'll..... > > AA > > "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:4644a31e$1@linux... > >>I rented a car from Hertz for my little sojurn to Denver last week. I had a >>big bunch of CD's for the trip but this car had a sirius system in it. I >>hardly listened to any of the CD's. What was surprising to me was that the >>programmers on this station pretty much had the **** down as far as I was >>concerned. It was very enjoyable......and now I'm thinking that if I don't >>have this......... >> >> >> > > >"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:<a
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