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The one thing they don’t explicitly say, but you must infer, is that you have to rip the copy protection off of commercial DVDs if you want to use this tool to move your media to a portable device.

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They had an upgrade price of $15 if you had a copy of 1.x from Handango, and a competitive discount price of $22, but they didn’t say what competitive software to use as an upgrade.

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The iPod conversion s/w is $35, as is the PSP software, but I couldn’t find the full price of the Pocket PC/Palm software. They have three separate software packages for sale, One that takes video to the iPod, one to go to the PSP and one that does both Pocket PC and Palm. I took a look at the site and it looks like they’ve got all kinds of good solutions. My friend Mike recommended PQDVD from for the Windows users. I love all the email feedback, keep it coming!Ī while back I did some reviews of different tools to take DVDs and rip them into your iPod. I’m not sure what RDC buys you over using VNC, but they both get the job done. The PC also has to be running Windows Terminal Services. The reason this isn’t the best home solution is that the PC has to either be running XP Professional or I think Windows 2000 server works too. I actually have done this and use it daily at work to access a PC for the few functions i can’t do on the Mac. Pierre asked whether I had ever tried using Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Connection to control an XP box from a Mac. I had tested not only controlling a Mac from another, but also controlling a PC running Windows XP from a Mac.

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He listened to my tutorial on how to set up VNC (Virtual Network Computing) to control one computer with another. Listener Pierre wrote in from Lima Peru (hey, do you know Paul from Peru?) and asked an interesting question. In the shownotes I’ve put in a screen snapshot so you can see Mitch’s discovery for yourself. He thought that if you choose a language dictionary in one program, it might affect all programs that use Apple’s spell checker, but I tested it by setting it to French in Mail, then went to iChat which does use the same dictionary and it was still set to English. There you can set the dictionary, put new words in it or remove (“forget”) words. Note that you have to have something available to edit or this menu choice will be greyed out. But the first item in this menu is yet another ‘spelling…’ menu item. Click it and the menu will expand and give you some options like ‘check when you click send (if you’re in Mail)’ or other options that are relevant to the program you are using. While you are working in a program that supports Apples built-in spel checking (like Mail, text editor, and many more) you will have a ‘spelling.’ option in the edit menu. In International at least you can change the language for your entire system but not for the spelling. Of course not, because the International menu is filled with really logical things like the keyboard layout. He looked in the ‘international’ preferences, which certainly sounded like a logical place to ME, but it wasn’t there.

Mitch was writing in Dutch, and he said the spell checker was going wild. Last week we talked about how to shut off the spell checker in Apple Mail (it was driving listener Jeremy crazy because it kept correcting his British English.) Listener Mitch from the Netherlands found something even better – he figured out how to change the language, and it was pretty obscure. I’m embarrassed to admit that while Burma was renamed Myanmar 17 years ago, I somehow missed that memo! I wonder if the listeners from Guatemala include my friend Alehandra – I hope so! Three new countries join us this week – welcome to our new listeners from Guatemala, Uruguay and Myanmar formerly known as Burma. It was a wet, rainy weekend in Southern California, and you know how cranky I get when my car is dirty! Luckily it cleared up this afternoon briefly so I was able to wash my car, even though it’s supposed to rain on Tuesday. Listen to the Podcast – time: 26 minutes 37 seconds Link to the Photoshop Elements tutorial: wrinkle.mov

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RDC, PQDVD for video to iPod and more, Media Central even better, Pantone Huey review, help me with Apple’s RSS screen saver, continued MacBook Pro review, how to keep friends away, tutorial on how to remove wrinkles in Photoshop Elements, more Google hints, how to send huge files, and 2 new/old species discovered. New country update, change languages for spell checking in Apple Mail, VNC vs.