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I don't have a Sony, but that should just WORK! Try different cables. Are you using the iLink port on the camera? 6-pin and 4-pin ends, not 9?

It uses the zenographics system: http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/ (an open source driver project) http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/INSTALL.osx (I installed it a long time ago, seemed straightforward to me)

Looks like a graphics card problem (I think that's built-in on the motherboard). You should try Apple hardware Test. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1509

The only thing I can suggest is to try playing the game(s).

Oh. Find your router's external (internet) IP address, then do the telnet thing to that IP address, like - telnet 98.77.141.17:6112

Port Forwarding connects a request from "outside" your local network, via a port number, to a specific local IP address "inside" your local network. That doesn't seem to be what you want to do, or is it?

I had a similar problem. I took the battery out and now the switch works again.

Try this: sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes/[name of the drive goes here] then: sudo chown root:storage /Volumes/[name of the drive goes here] (This is an example of what I use - you have to first create the group storage, and add anyone to it that you want to have access to the disk) (and you...

I admit I'm no expert, but what I'd try is to re-mount the drive on the other computer and check permissions - owner and others, which groups they're in, etc. Then make sure that's compatible with the server. To me it sounds like only the owner can access it. And the owner's group ID isn't on...

I guess you should be checking permissions. in Terminal, do df to see if it's listed, then ls -alO /Volumes/

Have you run the Apple Hardware Test (Apple User Manual tells how for each model)?

ElDiablo was trying to see if you have a local DNS working - he asked if you have tried entering http://192.168.0.106 as URL in a browser (not ping). As far as I know, you shouldn't need to open any ports on a router for local/within-lan sharing or web page sharing. But you may need to on a...

I've only done this with Netgear and Linksys models - not sure about SMC. Don't connect the internet/WAN port of the "second" routers to anything. Connect from A/Ext Lan to Lan of second router. I guess you already tried this? Use only one subnet. Turn off DHCP and NAT on the "second" routers...

I can tell you that it has been reported many times on Apple Discussions that the Canon CUPS drivers are still monolithic drivers - that is, they still only work for the comm protocol they were written for using the Carbon print API. This means they bypass the standard CUPS networking backends...

You can't use a Canon-supplied driver for this, because it's limited to USB. You need to use a CUPS driver. Update the Gutenprint (CUPS) drivers here: http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/MacOSX.php

Sorry, I don't exactly understand your question. Is it printing OK now?

Found with correct Windows driver is the Big Clue here. Mac print queues expect to receive postscript (or PDF) as input. The Mac does the translation to the printer's language. So, change the driver on WIndows to a generic postscript driver, to send postscript to the Mac. Of course there is...

Instead of servername, use IP address.

http://www.dvwarehouse.com/SuperDrive-DVD-R-/CD-RW-8X,-SLot-Loading-for-iMac-Intel-DVR-K06-p-36069.html djacmac is right about doing full troubleshooting - but you have to have spare parts around to do that. Either get the external or get a new drive to try in the mac.

You know that PAL is an analog format, and in order to use in any editing software, you need to digitize it? What frame grabber/digitizer hardware are you using?