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Dont take this the wrong way but anymore with the implimentation of
burnproof (and whatever else they want to call it) you pretty much need to
turn your computer off to create a coaster anymore. Heck i do stuff like
this on a daily basis on my 2k machine. The only real difference is i have
a nice Fast card in it for capturing video. My HD req's are probably a
little higher end than what you would probably need currently.
>
> That's too bad Shawn. I've had Macs for many years and my present
> iMac DV+ does everything I want. It also works beautifully with all
> my MD equipment through an iMic (USB to analogue converter.) When I
> look at my few friends with Windows machines, I'm always amazed about
> the time they need to keep their systems running. (Most of my other
> friends own Macs!)
> I own a computer because I want to be productive. I don't want a
> computer for the sake of maintenance to the OS. I haven't made the
> step to Mac OS X yet, but I'm very happy about the stability of Mac
> OS 9.1 and now 9.2. And apart from some latest games, there's nothing
> you can't do on a Mac that can be done in Windows.The biggest
> advantage of the Mac OS is of course the flawless application of USB,
> FireWire and Ethernet. I tested my CD-RW today by recording an audio
> CD at 12x with Roxio's Toast 5.0. (Files were on my harddisk, I
> wouldn't risk copying a CD directly this way)
>
> While the CD was burning in the background on my Sony FireWire CD-RW
> I was downloading some songs through LimeWire and my ADSL modem
> (Ethernet connection) while playing other songs through iTunes and
> the iMic on my stereo. Everything worked at the same time and no
> buffer underruns or other problems occurred. I think that was quite
> an acid test for the stability of Mac OS. This should work on a
> Windows machine too, but I don't think anyone is going to risk a
> coaster or a reboot with a test like this:)
>
> iMark
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