Create Animated GIFs with Mac OS X Preview.app
If you open an animated GIF in Mac OS X’s Preview application, the default application for viewing images and PDFs, you may know that you can see individual frames of the animation, but did you know you can also create animated GIFs with Preview? Here’s how. How To For this example, we will create an animated GIF of us typing some text into a text editor. Preview sets the interframe delay to 0.1 s
iMovie HD Available Here
The last good version of Apple’s iMovie was version 6, later called iMovie HD. At least that’s my opinion, and it’s shared by a few others. The later versions became more of a video manager (and not a good one), and a very rudimentary editor (and not a good one). Realizing, but not admitting, how much people hated the new iMovie, there was a period when Apple would let you download the previous an
Stream iTunes over SSH
After (mostly unsuccessful) Googling for how to stream iTunes over SSH, I finally tracked down the difficult bits myself and put together a four three-line script: #!/bin/sh dns-sd -P "Home iTunes" _daap._tcp local 3689 localhost.local. 127.0.0.1 "Arbitrary text record" & trap "kill $!" 0 1 2 15 ssh -C -N -L 3689:localhost:3689 myusername@blahblahblah.dyndns.org Update: I’ve cut this down to three
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