The G4/733 has 256 MB RAM. CCorsair wants to upgrade the RAM and has
updated from OS 9.1.1 to 9.2.2. It is not clear whether CCorsair
upgraded this Mac to OS X or is talking about someone else's machines.
CCorsair: Have you upgraded your machine to OS X? If not, and you
want to make the move
Thanks this all good info.. question.. If i move to 10.5 will i be
able to run the older video editing software?
the person tha gave me the system said he want to make sure we keep
that part going.(even in the old OS as is it is much easier to edit a
video on the mac then a PC) I know my PC can
On Sep 27, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Charles Davis wrote:
On Sep 27, 2008, at 4:15 AM, CCorsair wrote:
Thanks this all good info.. question.. If i move to 10.5 will i be
able to run the older video editing software?
the person tha gave me the system said he want to make sure we keep
that part
Thanks for the info . so do you think i should download the patch and
try the drive again? I not going to update just yet to OS X as I was
told that with the system older hardware I may have problems with
using the older versions of the video software and I plan to use this
system for doing
Ha ha
That is the funniest thing I have seen in a while.
Windows users behold! If you are stressing about yet another BSOD, then
Macs to the rescue once again.
Simon
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Ok so if I want to use and burn with the Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-109 I need
to Get Patchburn ?
Is ther version of Patchburn for OS 9.2.2?
I like to get a list of Known DVD/DVR that work with this systems this
would help as I cn get drive at OEM price and just need a model# to
order them from my shop.
On Sep 25, 2008, at 5:54 PM, CCorsair wrote:
Ok so if I want to use and burn with the Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-109 I need
to Get Patchburn ?
Only if you want to use the Apple-provided utility.
If you want to use Toast, then (almost) all drives are supported
without further action on your part.
On Sep 25, 2008, at 7:31 PM, James E. Therrault wrote:
I have the Pioneer ...109 and needed no extra drivers to burn CD/DVDs
with 10.4.x Simple plug 'n play.
Which is why I recommend -109, 110 and 111 drives.
I have these in all my G4s and in one Intel (the other Intels have
Lite-On).
Hi all i was just given a working G4 system that was set up for Final
cut video production but the DVR/DVD burner which is a Pioneer bran is
not reading the CD or disk or burning anything.
I tried to replaced with a Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-109 it works for all but
the burning the error said it can
On Sep 24, 2008, at 12:21 AM, CCorsair wrote:
I need to know what model DVD -RW will work to replace and what
updates can be done to the sytem that would make it ready to do video
again (the DVD burner is one of those things)
Any of the later Pioneer drives is good: DVR-109 (which you
On 9/24/08, PeterH wrote:
Any of the later Pioneer drives is good: DVR-109 (which you already
have), DVR-110, DVR-111.
Under OS X (which you say you don't run) all of the above can be
supported using PatchBurn, or, depending upon which version of OS X
you may have in the future, they will be
On Sep 24, 2008, at 12:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter, where does the DVR-112D stand in this regard for a MDD DP
1.25? .
Any drive that works will work in the MDD. There is no model-based
differentiation of these drives. ALL of them process data slower than
the bus of even
On 25-09-2008 00:47, PeterH, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
I have no Pioneer drives beyond the DVR-111D as all subsequent
purchases were for SATA drives,
Sorry Peter, but the DVR-115D/116D are PATA drives.
I'll send you the specs if you want.
Jo Hissel
On Sep 24, 2008, at 2:58 PM, J.M.P.Hissel wrote:
Peter, where does the DVR-112D stand in this regard for a MDD DP
1.25? .
Why not take the, AFAIK, latest Pioneer of these serie, the DVR-116D.
Just ordered one for my QS 800/'02. Price in The Netherlands,
picked up in
the shop (for me
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