Removing Sticky Perished Rubberised Coating Easily
Over the years manufacturers have been attempting to make their gadgets and devices easier to handle by applying a non-slip rubberised coating to them
This worked really well and stopped users having to use excessive pressure to hold them and prevented droppage
Over time this coating can break down into a horrible sticky mess making the item unuseable without gloves
This is how I remove it and successfully fix the device!
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Wednesday, 28 December 2016
Tuesday, 27 December 2016
Unlocking A Locked iPhone With Broken Touchscreen - update
Since making and uploading this video, Youtube has presented me with many others which claim to enable you to get access using the HOME button and restarting.
Be Aware That All Of These Will Completely Wipe Your iPhone And Set It Back To Factory Settings - this means that unless the iPhone has been completely Backed Up recently, you will lose everything.
Also, if you have forgotten your iCLOUD password and you do a factory reset, you phone will lock up and lock you out when you connect to iTunes and therefore iCLOUD
This Will Turn Your Phone Into A Very Expensive BRICK
Its much safer to use my method:
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Be Aware That All Of These Will Completely Wipe Your iPhone And Set It Back To Factory Settings - this means that unless the iPhone has been completely Backed Up recently, you will lose everything.
Also, if you have forgotten your iCLOUD password and you do a factory reset, you phone will lock up and lock you out when you connect to iTunes and therefore iCLOUD
This Will Turn Your Phone Into A Very Expensive BRICK
Its much safer to use my method:
Unlocking A Locked iPhone With Broken Touchscreen
Monday, 26 December 2016
Unlocking A Locked iPhone With Broken Touchscreen
Unlocking A Locked iPhone With Broken Touchscreen
Due To Lack Of Disk Space From Making YouTube Videos!
I hadn't been able to back off my 64gb iPhone 5s
In trying to change the battery on an eBay purchased working 5s I discovered problems and damage inside and when I put it back together the touchscreen stopped working. Despite having set up fingerprint control so I could get access without typing in the passkey word I discovered that this is de-ativated when the iPhone is restarted, So therefore I am locked out.
Here is what I did when I had the passcode but a non working Touchscreen To Enter It At The Prompt - Besides PANIC
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Here is the UK link to the Lightening to USB socket converter I successfully used in the video above:
If your in the USA you can get it here from Amazon using the link below:
As you can see, when set up as shown in the video above, it worked for me.
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Due To Lack Of Disk Space From Making YouTube Videos!
I hadn't been able to back off my 64gb iPhone 5s
In trying to change the battery on an eBay purchased working 5s I discovered problems and damage inside and when I put it back together the touchscreen stopped working. Despite having set up fingerprint control so I could get access without typing in the passkey word I discovered that this is de-ativated when the iPhone is restarted, So therefore I am locked out.
Here is what I did when I had the passcode but a non working Touchscreen To Enter It At The Prompt - Besides PANIC
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Here is the UK link to the Lightening to USB socket converter I successfully used in the video above:
If your in the USA you can get it here from Amazon using the link below:
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Saturday, 24 December 2016
You Can Not Be Serious - Oh I Don't Believe It
All of us like a bargain, but one of the things that can change a bargain into disaster for partially sighted people is the descriptions that people use on eBay and elsewhere to describe their saleable item.
One of the issues is the idea of consensus of opinion, you assume that Fully Working means that the item works fully, don't you? Or that Decent Condition means that it looks like it did originally with a few scrapes and signs of age.
But not everybody's notion of DECENT CONDITION is the same:
Forgive me if you agree with the seller, what kind of DECENT CONDITION is this?
Share this if you agree that eBay and other selling platforms should clamp down on the descriptions of items being sold, and that they should insist that the item is the one in the picture. But as I started this rant with, if your partially sighted the picture may not help, but a accurate and honest description would.
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One of the issues is the idea of consensus of opinion, you assume that Fully Working means that the item works fully, don't you? Or that Decent Condition means that it looks like it did originally with a few scrapes and signs of age.
But not everybody's notion of DECENT CONDITION is the same:
Forgive me if you agree with the seller, what kind of DECENT CONDITION is this?
Share this if you agree that eBay and other selling platforms should clamp down on the descriptions of items being sold, and that they should insist that the item is the one in the picture. But as I started this rant with, if your partially sighted the picture may not help, but a accurate and honest description would.
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Friday, 23 December 2016
How To Set Auto Lock Time In iPhone Os10
How To Set Auto Lock Time In iPhone Os10
iPhone Os10 Upgrade Created A Support Problem - Where Have The Software Developers Put The AUTO-LOCK SETTING PAGE
This had me stumped after a reinstall left me with a 1 minute Auto-Lock Nightmare, with my iPhone 5 closing down as I was trying to sync with it.
This Video Shows You How To Find The Newly Hidden Page
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iPhone Os10 Upgrade Created A Support Problem - Where Have The Software Developers Put The AUTO-LOCK SETTING PAGE
This had me stumped after a reinstall left me with a 1 minute Auto-Lock Nightmare, with my iPhone 5 closing down as I was trying to sync with it.
This Video Shows You How To Find The Newly Hidden Page
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Monday, 3 October 2016
Fixing iMovie 10008 Error Code Bug When Sharing
Fixing iMovie 10008 Error Code Bug When Sharing
This is an identical bug that can also show up in Apple's Professional Video Editing Software Final Cut Pro. Luckily for iMovie users the video I created to fix this problem in Final Cut Pro can be applied to iMovie. If you have this error in iMovie then I recommend you watch the FCP video below on how I fixed 1t.
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Picture Of iMovie Video That Fails To Share Due To Error Code 10008 |
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Saturday, 1 October 2016
Fixing Mac Final Cut Pro 10008 Error Bug
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fixed1t Mac Support Video. This video shows how to fix the
Apple Final Cut Pro 10008 Error Bug
This bug prevents you from uploading your completed video to Youtube and elsewhere rendering all your work useless This fixed1t video, shows how I identified the cause of the error, and how I fixed IT
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fixed1t Mac Support Video. This video shows how to fix the
Apple Final Cut Pro 10008 Error Bug
This bug prevents you from uploading your completed video to Youtube and elsewhere rendering all your work useless This fixed1t video, shows how I identified the cause of the error, and how I fixed IT
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Thursday, 12 May 2016
iMovie and Final Cut Pro Import Error Upload Problems
Hi,
I've figured out why I have occasional problems with rogue imports on Mac iMovie and Final Cut Pro, it comes about when I am reviewing the content of one of the clips and I impatiently hit import, I know its this I've just impatiently done it again LOL whilst importing a 3D side by side video clip of a microscopic Red Ants Nest on my lawn.
Rather than importing just the clip or section of clip I want it starts downloading all the footage in the devices. The automatic response to this is to cancel the import by hitting escape. But the problem is that the system has already downloaded the thumbnails and details of the clips, even if it hasn't yet downloaded the clips.
These then become a block on future importing. The broken files then prevent you from uploading the video and can lead to missing images .
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I've figured out why I have occasional problems with rogue imports on Mac iMovie and Final Cut Pro, it comes about when I am reviewing the content of one of the clips and I impatiently hit import, I know its this I've just impatiently done it again LOL whilst importing a 3D side by side video clip of a microscopic Red Ants Nest on my lawn.
Final Cut Pro Picture showing huge import in progress |
Rather than importing just the clip or section of clip I want it starts downloading all the footage in the devices. The automatic response to this is to cancel the import by hitting escape. But the problem is that the system has already downloaded the thumbnails and details of the clips, even if it hasn't yet downloaded the clips.
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Saturday, 20 February 2016
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 4 Mac Toast 11 Pro
As I mentioned previously, that my MacBook Pro had Toast 11 on it and would not handle Blu-ray disks. However, what I had was Toast 11 Pro:
With the Gravity 3D Blu-ray disc installed in the TsstCorpBDDVDW SE-506CB drive, its 29gb disc size is visible.
As you can see from the picture of the box, it does have the software upgrade to handle Blu-ray drives and discs. Opening Toast 11 Pro shows that it understands BD-R and other Blu-ray discs and that the TsstCorpBDDVDW SE-506CB drive has been found.
With the Gravity 3D Blu-ray disc installed in the TsstCorpBDDVDW SE-506CB drive, its 29gb disc size is visible.
However, as I had already upgraded to Toast 14 at this stage, I am not sure that the complete Blu-ray functionality is due to the Toast 11 Pro having all of it, or due to the fact that the installation of Toast 14 added the bits Toast 11 Pro needed.
I therefore will not continue this research using Toast 11 Pro, but will move straight to Toast 14, this will be covered in Part 5.
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Monday, 15 February 2016
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 3 Loading Blu-ray disc
Having selected the:
I plugged its micro USB cable into my Apple MacBook Pro and of course nothing happened.
Assuming that my Apple MacBook Pro was capable of reading Blu-ray discs using the Apple Video Player, I decided to test the Blu-ray films compatibility with my Mac by loading a Blu-ray DVD.
I did a quick hunt around my DVD collection and found INCEPTION Blu-ray disc and put it in the Mac.
I am disappointed to say the disc did not spin up and start playing. I disconnected the Blu-ray drive and restarted but absolutely nothing happened.
After searching the web and the Apple Support site I discovered that the older Apple Macs do not have support for Blu-ray drives built into them.
So Macs can't natively play Blu-ray DVDs, but rather than get side tracked into solving this problem, I decided to stay focused on backing up my Photos and Videos to writable Blu-ray discs.
The best disc burning software for the Mac has always been Toast. A quick get info showed I had Toast Titanium 11.2 installed on my Macbook Pro.
As it was version 11, I assumed that it should be cable of seeing Blu-ray drives, so I opened it up and was disappointed to see that Blu-ray was not a recognised option.
So the next task is to look at updating my version of toast to one which is compatible with the Blu-ray standard. I'll cover that in my next blog entry.
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Samsung SE-506CB/RSBDE Apple Mac Compatible Blu-ray Writer |
I plugged its micro USB cable into my Apple MacBook Pro and of course nothing happened.
Assuming that my Apple MacBook Pro was capable of reading Blu-ray discs using the Apple Video Player, I decided to test the Blu-ray films compatibility with my Mac by loading a Blu-ray DVD.
I did a quick hunt around my DVD collection and found INCEPTION Blu-ray disc and put it in the Mac.
Picture of INCEPTION film on Blu-ray DVD |
I am disappointed to say the disc did not spin up and start playing. I disconnected the Blu-ray drive and restarted but absolutely nothing happened.
After searching the web and the Apple Support site I discovered that the older Apple Macs do not have support for Blu-ray drives built into them.
So Macs can't natively play Blu-ray DVDs, but rather than get side tracked into solving this problem, I decided to stay focused on backing up my Photos and Videos to writable Blu-ray discs.
The best disc burning software for the Mac has always been Toast. A quick get info showed I had Toast Titanium 11.2 installed on my Macbook Pro.
Picture Showing The Results Of Get Info On The Toast Application |
As it was version 11, I assumed that it should be cable of seeing Blu-ray drives, so I opened it up and was disappointed to see that Blu-ray was not a recognised option.
So the next task is to look at updating my version of toast to one which is compatible with the Blu-ray standard. I'll cover that in my next blog entry.
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Wednesday, 10 February 2016
edited Unboxing A Samsung SE-506CB/RSBDE Apple Mac Compatible Blu-ray Writer
Brad thanks for pointing out the dark matter at the end of my previous Samsung Blu-ray Writer video. I edited it with youtube's own video editor assuming (wrongly) that it would be as good a quality and just crop the previous video.. but I was wrong. It created a new one with the right length, but with somewhat vaseline coat graphics ;-) either that or filmed through a smoke filmed room. Multi Billion Dollar Companies and they can't get simple editing right. Malcolm (aka fixed1t) #fixed1tMACsupport
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 2 The Technology
Despite all the Hi-Tech things I do, I'm running a fairly old MacBook Pro 17" which is 3+ years old and I'm running Yosemite, as can be seem from the About This Mac dump below:
What can also be seen from the system report below is that although it can read and write to CD's and DVD's. Writing to DVD's does give me the option of saving my data to 4.7 gigabyte DVD disks, but the 23gigabytes of video or photo sample data would eat 4 - 5 DVD's and take a long time to back up.
One would have thought that given that the Sony Blu Ray format has been around for a number of years, that the latest Apple drives would be able to Read Blu Ray and Write Blu Ray by now.
Unfortunately, my research has turned up a strict negative with this respect. Apple Macs do not natively possess an internal Apple drive that can write a Blu Ray data disk.
So the problem highlight in the first video:
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 1 The Problem
Still needs to be resolved.
In the next blog/video I'll investigate the Mac Compatible Blu Ray drives I considered.
To Be Continued...
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Sunday, 31 January 2016
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 1 The Problem
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 1 The Problem
In this series I will investigate adding Blu Ray writable disk backup to my Mac to store the increasingly large amount of pictures and videos, this will offer data security, data privacy and high speed data access of all the images and videos I've created, made and stored. #fixed1tMACsupport
In this series I will investigate adding Blu Ray writable disk backup to my Mac to store the increasingly large amount of pictures and videos, this will offer data security, data privacy and high speed data access of all the images and videos I've created, made and stored. #fixed1tMACsupport
Saturday, 2 January 2016
How To Make The Video Poster Frame Picture For YouTube
This video is an iMovie 10.1 Tutorial - How To Make The Video Poster Frame Picture For YouTube. In a previous video I showed how the Poster Frame for YouTube could be set before export to YouTube. But in iMovie 10.1 this no longer works. This Method Should Work With All iMovie versions. #fixed1tmacsupport
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