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This real world meeting is taking place in Santa Clara, California U.S. on Tuesday, February 20th, however Second Life residents and everyday web visitors will also be able to view the proceedings. The all-day event will be streamed into Second...
Vista 64-bit installed without any major problems, but there are some things I'd like to address and comment about:
In the Vista OS there is still no DV (Digital Video) to WebCam Converter driver/codec! I have been using one from Orangeware for Windows XP (32-bit). I tried to install it, but it doesn't work! Why has there been no driver/codec developed for this yet?
Why are the audio and video codecs missing from the sound/video area of the Device Manager?
Speaking about Vista 32-bit and 64-bit... Again, I see NO audio OR video codecs in the sound/video area of the Device Manager! But I know there all many installed for both the 32-bit and 64-bit programs. I assume the Device Manager is for just the 64-bit OS? Wouldn't it be nice if there was also a Device for the 32-bit programs also??? There are separate PROGRAM FILE Directories for both 32-bit and 64-bit... wouldn't it make sense to also have a separate Device Manager???
I would just like to know if I can upgrade from 32-bit Vista to 64-bit Vista down the road, or will I have to completely re-install the O/S and all my apps to do that? Nowhere have I seen anyone address this vital decision-making issue.
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clipper's remarks: Saw it and had to try it. Tried from the nyc office and it was quite accurate. I'll try again when i get back home to bfe wisconsin and then we'll see how accurate it really is...
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It seems that Linden Lab changed it’s Terms of Service (TOS) just now to include the following changes (quoted from their summary):UPDATE Nov. 22, 2006:The Terms of Service have been revised to clarify the different elements of software and service provided by Linden Lab. Limitations have been added to restrict Linden Lab’s ability to use [...]
