Initial shock one might say but she had had her health issues. Grossly obese at times and under top specialist at Royal Brisbane. But she led a merry life. Knew all the best places to eat around town. Well versed literature etc. Very intelligent. But at the time of her death she had a husband and a boyfriend. We took her husband along to the funeral service (I thought it would bring closure for her bad behaviour) and the boyfriend spouted up front. Boyfriend got her superannuation!! Husband who had looked after her always was almost in a position of having his house challenged but I said I would sign a stat dec as to my sister’s statement about the house etc.?
If she got into health troubles she would desert the boyfriend and go home to husband who ran round her and prepared sustenance for her….she had Crohn’s disease…and then she would devil off again back to the boyfriend. I once said to her what on earth was she doing and how unfair it was to her husband. She said the other bloke was a “handbag” …her words….he dressed up nice and was presentable at functions whereas her husband didn’t want a bar of that side of her life.?
So no not entirely a shock …..she did it her way. I felt sad for the people at the office. She heaved a large sigh and sat down heavily in her office chair. Bloke heard it from down the room and vaulted two desks to do CPR but to no avail and ambulance got there in 5.
Boyfriend has the ashes. Refused to return to rest of family who had plans to bury her in the vicinity of mother and my stepfather.? I wrote a eulogy …….carefully. ?:-) ?:-)
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Oh my, that must have been a nasty shock for you all, so sorry! Best Susan I’m the eldest of 7 - youngest 21 years younger than me. One half sister died suddenly at work at 46 yo
Jude ? Harvey’s sister is five years older but still has the “little brother” attitude towards him! Best Susan
My sister is far worse Jude. She was born 6 years earlier than me & used to call me junior. Now she says she's 49 when I'm 52 John
I love my iPad; I pre-booked one of the very first models out as soon as I heard about it, since it was, quite literally, just what I had been waiting for from Apple and even had cash put aside for it! Later on, I sold that model and bought an iPad Air and now have an iPad Air 2. Very happy with it and I keep it for Words With Friends or Wordfeud (I enjoy word games) and other games for iPads. ?Monument Valley is a beautiful game and there are some older ones that I play on an old Mini iPad of Harvey’s. ?Doom runs on that old model and I still love that very old game! ?Quake runs, believe it or not, a special version for Mac! Sorry, I do love my games! ?:D Best Susan Anyone using Procreate? I have looked high and low for anyone doing lessons for young people as some village locals are interested for their teens -- but nothing. Even Apple shops not doing anything.
I sort of got interested myself -- but lack an iPad. I've always resisted iPads as being rather ?useless things that just run cut down software and not much use to anyone --- not in the things I get involved in anyway.
But looking into it I got myself curious. ?My husband asked what I wanted for my un-birthday..... he asks this every year then ducks and runs. ? I could get expensive.?
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JUDE!!, How did you get to be so cynical? Surely, you trust your fellow gentlemen to give you an honest chance to:
Or this:
?Just sorry I expected anything more decent in Academia! John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 22:22:20 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
No use asking Amazon. Not their problem. Goes back to manufacturer. Whatever stick is advertised you need to go to manufacturers site and checkout the drivers. I’m betting all Windows drivers. Only driver for Mac was eyetv one. So whatever stuck you buy will mean figuring a way to make old eyetv version 3 to run in either separate partition or virtual box etc but as I understand it that gets wiped out by Bug Sur leaving no avenues.?
Going back to Mojave? Earlier? Or little tv on the wall? Just won’t have record facility.?
On 16 Feb 2021, at 7:52 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
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On Monday, 15 February 2021, 21:43:23 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I haven't had full replies yet Jude, but it seems Amazon his or more less sticking to their business model. It's not worth us giving you support. You byeit. If you cant get it to work send it back. That costs less. Not exactly helpful in the Covid age is it? Tried few other dealers. I'll let you know Hugs John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 20:38:39 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Our front gate is 300m away. 3 mail boxes were knocked over destroyed by council road graders do we gave up on that. Our post office is 8 miles away. We have a rented PO Box there. In Australia we get one delivery a day Mon-Fri. Nothing on weekends. Side of the road postboxes are few and far between. Certainly no hole in the wall ones like you’ve been used to, and I remember my late cousin talking about pickups being reduced a while pack.?
The whole complexion of mail has changed down to Steve Jobs and Berners Lee. But tractor parts are coming by post :-)
Jude On 16 Feb 2021, at 2:05 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dear Tag/All, Yes, contacted my MP & it seems Royal Mail is sealing off some of the more remote/"expendable" letter boxes. Well with my leg/foot like it is & covid, I'm not going all the way into town. My father can't get the 'phone always & has no internet. Of course they were all ready closing lots of Post offices. It strikes me all some communities are going to be left with is ahole ?in the wall, if that. John
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I'm sorry Alice. I hope you don't feel like I am saying the wrong thing to you but the wordings along the lines of "We are doing tests to something that may provide a product an indefinite time in the future. If at all, does not fill me with confidence. John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 23:03:59 GMT, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
Here is a link that I found conserving Elgato. Maybe this will help.?
? \ ? ? \ ?/\? ? ? ( ? ) ? ? ? ? ? ?Alice ?.( ? ? ?). ?lwr32@...
On Feb 13, 2021, at 8:57 AM, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
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Here is a link that I found conserving Elgato. Maybe this will help.?
? \ ? ? \ ?/\? ? ? ( ? ) ? ? ? ? ? ?Alice ?.( ? ? ?). ?lwr32@...
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On Feb 13, 2021, at 8:57 AM, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
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That’s right, Jude, you tell ‘em! ?;) Best Susan
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Susan its not the stick is the issue — its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don’t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ?
I’m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment…..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea…..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!!
Jude May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ??URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
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I’ve only just noticed, the I from RNLI migrated to the personal pronoun! ?:D Best Susan
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May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
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Oh my, that must have been a nasty shock for you all, so sorry! Best Susan
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I’m the eldest of 7 - youngest 21 years younger than me. One half sister died suddenly at work at 46 yo
Jude ? Harvey’s sister is five years older but still has the “little brother” attitude towards him! Best Susan
My sister is far worse Jude. She was born 6 years earlier than me & used to call me junior. Now she says she's 49 when I'm 52 John
I love my iPad; I pre-booked one of the very first models out as soon as I heard about it, since it was, quite literally, just what I had been waiting for from Apple and even had cash put aside for it! Later on, I sold that model and bought an iPad Air and now have an iPad Air 2. Very happy with it and I keep it for Words With Friends or Wordfeud (I enjoy word games) and other games for iPads. ?Monument Valley is a beautiful game and there are some older ones that I play on an old Mini iPad of Harvey’s. ?Doom runs on that old model and I still love that very old game! ?Quake runs, believe it or not, a special version for Mac! Sorry, I do love my games! ?:D Best Susan Anyone using Procreate? I have looked high and low for anyone doing lessons for young people as some village locals are interested for their teens -- but nothing. Even Apple shops not doing anything.
I sort of got interested myself -- but lack an iPad. I've always resisted iPads as being rather ?useless things that just run cut down software and not much use to anyone --- not in the things I get involved in anyway.
But looking into it I got myself curious. ?My husband asked what I wanted for my un-birthday..... he asks this every year then ducks and runs. ? I could get expensive.?
Jude
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No use asking Amazon. Not their problem. Goes back to manufacturer. Whatever stick is advertised you need to go to manufacturers site and checkout the drivers. I’m betting all Windows drivers. Only driver for Mac was eyetv one. So whatever stuck you buy will mean figuring a way to make old eyetv version 3 to run in either separate partition or virtual box etc but as I understand it that gets wiped out by Bug Sur leaving no avenues.?
Going back to Mojave? Earlier? Or little tv on the wall? Just won’t have record facility.?
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On 16 Feb 2021, at 7:52 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
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On Monday, 15 February 2021, 21:43:23 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I haven't had full replies yet Jude, but it seems Amazon his or more less sticking to their business model. It's not worth us giving you support. You byeit. If you cant get it to work send it back. That costs less. Not exactly helpful in the Covid age is it? Tried few other dealers. I'll let you know Hugs John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 20:38:39 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Our front gate is 300m away. 3 mail boxes were knocked over destroyed by council road graders do we gave up on that. Our post office is 8 miles away. We have a rented PO Box there. In Australia we get one delivery a day Mon-Fri. Nothing on weekends. Side of the road postboxes are few and far between. Certainly no hole in the wall ones like you’ve been used to, and I remember my late cousin talking about pickups being reduced a while pack.?
The whole complexion of mail has changed down to Steve Jobs and Berners Lee. But tractor parts are coming by post :-)
Jude On 16 Feb 2021, at 2:05 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dear Tag/All, Yes, contacted my MP & it seems Royal Mail is sealing off some of the more remote/"expendable" letter boxes. Well with my leg/foot like it is & covid, I'm not going all the way into town. My father can't get the 'phone always & has no internet. Of course they were all ready closing lots of Post offices. It strikes me all some communities are going to be left with is ahole ?in the wall, if that. John
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On Monday, 15 February 2021, 21:43:23 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I haven't had full replies yet Jude, but it seems Amazon his or more less sticking to their business model. It's not worth us giving you support. You byeit. If you cant get it to work send it back. That costs less. Not exactly helpful in the Covid age is it? Tried few other dealers. I'll let you know Hugs John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 20:38:39 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Our front gate is 300m away. 3 mail boxes were knocked over destroyed by council road graders do we gave up on that. Our post office is 8 miles away. We have a rented PO Box there. In Australia we get one delivery a day Mon-Fri. Nothing on weekends. Side of the road postboxes are few and far between. Certainly no hole in the wall ones like you’ve been used to, and I remember my late cousin talking about pickups being reduced a while pack.?
The whole complexion of mail has changed down to Steve Jobs and Berners Lee. But tractor parts are coming by post :-)
On 16 Feb 2021, at 2:05 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dear Tag/All, Yes, contacted my MP & it seems Royal Mail is sealing off some of the more remote/"expendable" letter boxes. Well with my leg/foot like it is & covid, I'm not going all the way into town. My father can't get the 'phone always & has no internet. Of course they were all ready closing lots of Post offices. It strikes me all some communities are going to be left with is ahole ?in the wall, if that. John
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I haven't had full replies yet Jude, but it seems Amazon his or more less sticking to their business model. It's not worth us giving you support. You byeit. If you cant get it to work send it back. That costs less. Not exactly helpful in the Covid age is it? Tried few other dealers. I'll let you know Hugs John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 20:38:39 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Our front gate is 300m away. 3 mail boxes were knocked over destroyed by council road graders do we gave up on that. Our post office is 8 miles away. We have a rented PO Box there. In Australia we get one delivery a day Mon-Fri. Nothing on weekends. Side of the road postboxes are few and far between. Certainly no hole in the wall ones like you’ve been used to, and I remember my late cousin talking about pickups being reduced a while pack.?
The whole complexion of mail has changed down to Steve Jobs and Berners Lee. But tractor parts are coming by post :-)
On 16 Feb 2021, at 2:05 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dear Tag/All, Yes, contacted my MP & it seems Royal Mail is sealing off some of the more remote/"expendable" letter boxes. Well with my leg/foot like it is & covid, I'm not going all the way into town. My father can't get the 'phone always & has no internet. Of course they were all ready closing lots of Post offices. It strikes me all some communities are going to be left with is ahole ?in the wall, if that. John
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Our front gate is 300m away. 3 mail boxes were knocked over destroyed by council road graders do we gave up on that. Our post office is 8 miles away. We have a rented PO Box there. In Australia we get one delivery a day Mon-Fri. Nothing on weekends. Side of the road postboxes are few and far between. Certainly no hole in the wall ones like you’ve been used to, and I remember my late cousin talking about pickups being reduced a while pack.?
The whole complexion of mail has changed down to Steve Jobs and Berners Lee. But tractor parts are coming by post :-)
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On 16 Feb 2021, at 2:05 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dear Tag/All, Yes, contacted my MP & it seems Royal Mail is sealing off some of the more remote/"expendable" letter boxes. Well with my leg/foot like it is & covid, I'm not going all the way into town. My father can't get the 'phone always & has no internet. Of course they were all ready closing lots of Post offices. It strikes me all some communities are going to be left with is ahole ?in the wall, if that. John
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Dear Tag/All, Yes, contacted my MP & it seems Royal Mail is sealing off some of the more remote/"expendable" letter boxes. Well with my leg/foot like it is & covid, I'm not going all the way into town. My father can't get the 'phone always & has no internet. Of course they were all ready closing lots of Post offices. It strikes me all some communities are going to be left with is ahole ?in the wall, if that. John
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On 15 Feb 2021, at 9:02 pm, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
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Got one Jude, but I have Catalina now. I think you are probably right about Geniatech, certainly wouldn't surprise me! Amazon sent me another reference, asked the appropriate question & they passed the buck to the manufacturer, another Chinese firm. Probably won't get a reply John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 02:14:52 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
You don’t have the right info. If you check the website they have absolutely no stock to sell anyway and thats why if you search on ebay Elgato sticks are for sale at extraordinary prices. They are still about if you want to search for one second hand.?
But its no good without working 64 bit software — thats the whole bottom line. ?So look all you like but it wont work without the 64 bit software. And Geniatech are not really forthcoming. I downloaded the software but I haven’t yet paid for it because they plain are not answering. I think they just bought eyetv out just to stop anyone else having it frankly and not really gone on with it. There are people saying in the comments that they have paid for software and it doesn’t work, or paid and not got the serial number to activate despite ongoing attempts. Its not looking good.?
Jude
I can't recall exactly, what I read about Geniatech, but. Elgato were based in Germany. I think customer relations are still there but instead of being able to converse in English, I had to converse in German. Then I found out hardware & software production were in China. I was told I'd have to buy hardware then software (instead of getting the whole kit ? ? ?,as with Elgato). It's also substantially more expensive. This gave me pause for thought. I can send the emails if you like John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 00:09:50 GMT, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote:
Susan its not the stick is the issue — its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don’t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ?
I’m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment…..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea…..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!!
Jude May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
john
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Got one Jude, but I have Catalina now. I think you are probably right about Geniatech, certainly wouldn't surprise me! Amazon sent me another reference, asked the appropriate question & they passed the buck to the manufacturer, another Chinese firm. Probably won't get a reply John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 02:14:52 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
You don’t have the right info. If you check the website they have absolutely no stock to sell anyway and thats why if you search on ebay Elgato sticks are for sale at extraordinary prices. They are still about if you want to search for one second hand.?
But its no good without working 64 bit software — thats the whole bottom line. ?So look all you like but it wont work without the 64 bit software. And Geniatech are not really forthcoming. I downloaded the software but I haven’t yet paid for it because they plain are not answering. I think they just bought eyetv out just to stop anyone else having it frankly and not really gone on with it. There are people saying in the comments that they have paid for software and it doesn’t work, or paid and not got the serial number to activate despite ongoing attempts. Its not looking good.?
Jude
I can't recall exactly, what I read about Geniatech, but. Elgato were based in Germany. I think customer relations are still there but instead of being able to converse in English, I had to converse in German. Then I found out hardware & software production were in China. I was told I'd have to buy hardware then software (instead of getting the whole kit ? ? ?,as with Elgato). It's also substantially more expensive. This gave me pause for thought. I can send the emails if you like John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 00:09:50 GMT, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote:
Susan its not the stick is the issue — its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don’t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ?
I’m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment…..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea…..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!!
Jude May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
john
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You don’t have the right info. If you check the website they have absolutely no stock to sell anyway and thats why if you search on ebay Elgato sticks are for sale at extraordinary prices. They are still about if you want to search for one second hand.?
But its no good without working 64 bit software — thats the whole bottom line. ?So look all you like but it wont work without the 64 bit software. And Geniatech are not really forthcoming. I downloaded the software but I haven’t yet paid for it because they plain are not answering. I think they just bought eyetv out just to stop anyone else having it frankly and not really gone on with it. There are people saying in the comments that they have paid for software and it doesn’t work, or paid and not got the serial number to activate despite ongoing attempts. Its not looking good.?
Jude
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I can't recall exactly, what I read about Geniatech, but. Elgato were based in Germany. I think customer relations are still there but instead of being able to converse in English, I had to converse in German. Then I found out hardware & software production were in China. I was told I'd have to buy hardware then software (instead of getting the whole kit ? ? ?,as with Elgato). It's also substantially more expensive. This gave me pause for thought. I can send the emails if you like John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 00:09:50 GMT, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote:
Susan its not the stick is the issue — its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don’t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ?
I’m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment…..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea…..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!!
Jude May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
john
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I can't recall exactly, what I read about Geniatech, but. Elgato were based in Germany. I think customer relations are still there but instead of being able to converse in English, I had to converse in German. Then I found out hardware & software production were in China. I was told I'd have to buy hardware then software (instead of getting the whole kit ? ? ?,as with Elgato). It's also substantially more expensive. This gave me pause for thought. I can send the emails if you like John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 00:09:50 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Susan its not the stick is the issue — its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don’t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ?
I’m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment…..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea…..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!!
Jude
May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
john
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Susan its not the stick is the issue — its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don’t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ?
I’m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment…..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea…..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!!
Jude
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May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you’d like to support? It doesn’t cost you any extra because it’s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey’s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites. Best Susan Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy:
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I’m the eldest of 7 - youngest 21 years younger than me. One half sister died suddenly at work at 46 yo
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On 14 Feb 2021, at 8:18 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
? Harvey’s sister is five years older but still has the “little brother” attitude towards him! Best Susan
My sister is far worse Jude. She was born 6 years earlier than me & used to call me junior. Now she says she's 49 when I'm 52 John
I love my iPad; I pre-booked one of the very first models out as soon as I heard about it, since it was, quite literally, just what I had been waiting for from Apple and even had cash put aside for it! Later on, I sold that model and bought an iPad Air and now have an iPad Air 2. Very happy with it and I keep it for Words With Friends or Wordfeud (I enjoy word games) and other games for iPads. ?Monument Valley is a beautiful game and there are some older ones that I play on an old Mini iPad of Harvey’s. ?Doom runs on that old model and I still love that very old game! ?Quake runs, believe it or not, a special version for Mac! Sorry, I do love my games! ?:D Best Susan Anyone using Procreate? I have looked high and low for anyone doing lessons for young people as some village locals are interested for their teens -- but nothing. Even Apple shops not doing anything.
I sort of got interested myself -- but lack an iPad. I've always resisted iPads as being rather ?useless things that just run cut down software and not much use to anyone --- not in the things I get involved in anyway.
But looking into it I got myself curious. ?My husband asked what I wanted for my un-birthday..... he asks this every year then ducks and runs. ? I could get expensive.?
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She’s a ghastly person, John, but I reckon that it’s the way the Tories are rather than individual personalities.
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I always thought she would go one step too far, jut a matter of when.I think it demonstrates how about of touch the party is with the public in general. John
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