This one seems to be missed. But this is ALWAYS on my laptop. Max volume is just too low out of the box. Makes watching tv or movies too difficult.
Audio Hijaak Pro
Makes the audio appropriately, "loud".
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This one seems to be missed. But this is ALWAYS on my laptop. Max volume is just too low out of the box. Makes watching tv or movies too difficult.
Audio Hijaak Pro
Makes the audio appropriately, "loud".
-Parallels (with Win7 & Office)
-Keynote
-Chrome
-VLC
-MplayerX (not everything works "perfectly" in VLC and vice-versa)
-Dropbox
-Xtrafinder (amazing)
-Evernote
-Colloquy
-Air Video Server
-Pocket
-The Unarchiver
-Transmission
I don't really need anything else, at least atm.
-Keynote
-Chrome
-VLC
-MplayerX (not everything works "perfectly" in VLC and vice-versa)
-Dropbox
-Xtrafinder (amazing)
-Evernote
-Colloquy
-Air Video Server
-The Unarchiver
-Transmission
I don't really need anything else, at least atm.
Yes, there is a free version of ccleaner. There is a difference of opinion around these parts whether using such a utility is beneficial or harmful to your mac. I downloaded it to my new mba yesterday.
this might sound dumb, but coming from a first time mac laptop user, i was wondering how to download these apps.
i thought that you have to use app store to download everything on mac, but i dnt think this is the case as i cannot find vlc player and dropbox there.
should i use the same old way of downloading it from their websites?
thanks
i thought that you have to use app store to download everything on mac, but i dnt think this is the case as i cannot find vlc player and dropbox there.
should i use the same old way of downloading it from their websites?
thanks
Ah yes.. BetterTouchTool and VLC as already mentioned
But also:
Total finder Love it and BTT
Chrome (although, for some reason I am finding the new Safari to be quite spectastic),
Postbox,
Dropbox,
MS Office 2011 and finally Spotify everything else is optional
But also:
Total finder Love it and BTT
Chrome (although, for some reason I am finding the new Safari to be quite spectastic),
Postbox,
Dropbox,
MS Office 2011 and finally Spotify everything else is optional
My essentials are:
Chrome
Office 2011
Skype
VLC
Dropbox
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Lightroom
OnyX
CCleaner
Twitter
Adblock for Safari
VMware Fusion
Spotify
Chrome
Office 2011
Skype
VLC
Dropbox
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Lightroom
OnyX
CCleaner
Adblock for Safari
VMware Fusion
Spotify
Microsoft Office
Final Cut Pro X
Photoshop CS6
Spotify
All the usual Apple stuff - garageband/imovie/iphoto etc...
Not much of my personal programs though have a desktop for anything major, laptop is for me to surf the web while on the go really.
Final Cut Pro X
Photoshop CS6
Spotify
All the usual Apple stuff - garageband/imovie/iphoto etc...
Not much of my personal programs though have a desktop for anything major, laptop is for me to surf the web while on the go really.
How exactly is movist "way way way, wait, way better" than mplayerx or VLC? The only issues I have with either program is that it has trouble playing some .mp4 files, which interestingly enough, Quicktime player plays fine.
well I was having out of sync on every 1080p mkv on mplayerX, and I don't like Vlc there is no easy way to play with the subtitle options, mplayerX was my favourite but movist is really worth the price
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No. This:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1564
every two or four weeks is enough. The OS or filesystem does not need additional optimizations.
