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I'm getting a smart phone for the first time and I will be using Skype a lot. I want to know how it is if I'm on my phone and the other person is on a laptop. Also will Skype always be signed in on my phone and if someone messages me, will I be notified like I would a text message?
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â29-04-2013 15:39
Skype works Great with HQ Video but the volume doesn't appear to be functioning properly, forcing me to use headphones while inside. Please update to fix the volume-media setting.
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â29-04-2013 23:22 - edited â29-04-2013 23:23
Basically, the volume is turned up as loud as it can go which for this phone is extremely loud. The only way to resolve this particular issue is with headphones or external speaker that can adjust/lower the volume level.
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Skype works Great with HQ Video but the volume doesn't appear to be functioning properly, forcing me to use headphones while inside. Please update to fix the volume-media setting.
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Basically, the volume is turned up as loud as it can go which for this phone is extremely loud. The only way to resolve this particular issue is with headphones or external speaker that can adjust/lower the volume level.
What are recomended computers for an teacher, graphic designer and a movie maker?
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and why?
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This could end up being a short book, lol.
Octane Fuels are what Hollywood use. They use the Unix operating system and one computer can cost 5 to 10 thousand US dollars.
Magazine and newsprint use MACs as they seem to be more reliable with less complex graphic design.
I use both MACs and PCs and find them both quite good with graphic animation and single still frames.
You will want a powerful graphic video card - somewhere in the range of 512mb to 1 gig. DO NOT get integrated graphics on the motherboard, such as low end laptops or Emachines from Walmart.
The main thing you should research into, would be graphic design softwares, such as high end Maya 3D from Autodesk(they also own Photoshop) or 3D studio Max, which will cost you much more than the computer will. Beginners or hobbyists can go with Bryce 6 and 7 from DAZ Studios, which is around 100 US dollars and has a very simple, intuitive interface. Bryce can make awesome animations, that can look somewhat realistic; along the lines of Toy Story or Ice Age movies.
Just checked the price on Maya 2013: It is $3,495 USD, but you could try for a student discount and get a good cut in the price.
If you are teaching graphic design, you will need to make your students aware of Maya and Cinema 4D, because these are the top of the line and what Movie makers use to create realistic CGI, such as the Ironman movie, Spiderman Series, John Carter of Mars, Star Wars, Star Trek, etc.
A PC from Amazon or Dell/AlienWare with the proper graphic card will cost from 600 US dollars up to 2000 dollars, just for the desktop tower - keyboard, mouse, monitor not included. Both Radeon and NVidia cards are great performers for creating animation renders.
Finally, it really depends on what type of graphic design you will be doing. If you just wish to do video editing and adding credits, screen transitions or splashes, you could get the latest Photoshop and spend around 600 USD for a top of the line PC tower. MACs from Apple are always more expensive than PCs and you will get the same hardware inside ;-)
This could end up being a short book, lol.
Octane Fuels are what Hollywood use. They use the Unix operating system and one computer can cost 5 to 10 thousand US dollars.
Magazine and newsprint use MACs as they seem to be more reliable with less complex graphic design.
I use both MACs and PCs and find them both quite good with graphic animation and single still frames.
You will want a powerful graphic video card - somewhere in the range of 512mb to 1 gig. DO NOT get integrated graphics on the motherboard, such as low end laptops or Emachines from Walmart.
The main thing you should research into, would be graphic design softwares, such as high end Maya 3D from Autodesk(they also own Photoshop) or 3D studio Max, which will cost you much more than the computer will. Beginners or hobbyists can go with Bryce 6 and 7 from DAZ Studios, which is around 100 US dollars and has a very simple, intuitive interface. Bryce can make awesome animations, that can look somewhat realistic; along the lines of Toy Story or Ice Age movies.
Just checked the price on Maya 2013: It is $3,495 USD, but you could try for a student discount and get a good cut in the price.
If you are teaching graphic design, you will need to make your students aware of Maya and Cinema 4D, because these are the top of the line and what Movie makers use to create realistic CGI, such as the Ironman movie, Spiderman Series, John Carter of Mars, Star Wars, Star Trek, etc.
A PC from Amazon or Dell/AlienWare with the proper graphic card will cost from 600 US dollars up to 2000 dollars, just for the desktop tower - keyboard, mouse, monitor not included. Both Radeon and NVidia cards are great performers for creating animation renders.
Finally, it really depends on what type of graphic design you will be doing. If you just wish to do video editing and adding credits, screen transitions or splashes, you could get the latest Photoshop and spend around 600 USD for a top of the line PC tower. MACs from Apple are always more expensive than PCs and you will get the same hardware inside ;-)
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