I think the ADVC-300 worked on my old 1.5GHz PB G4, but I don't know if the
dual models would work.
Sent from a computer running either the SPARC, Itanium, or PowerPC
architecture.
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 12:33 AM, Bill Connelly billycarm...@verizon.netwrote:
To solve the VHS to DVD task, I
On Jul 1, 2010, at 6:33 PM, Bill Connelly wrote:
To solve the VHS to DVD task, I decided on the more expensive
ADVC-300 which functions externally to my Quicksilver 2002 Dual 1GHz
under 10.5.8, and communicates via FW400.
basically all I want to do is copy my VHS tapes and make DVDs. I
If you want to go the USB route, there are cheaper solutions that do
just what the Roxio does. I use a device called iGrabber, which works
perfectly for capture off VHS tapes. I've used it successfully with a
1.07GHz iBook G4, so your dual MDD should have no problems with it. The
files it
The Canopus products get excellent reviews on Amazon, esp. Mac
functionality.
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On 7/2/10 1:47 PM, Linda wrote:
On Jul 1, 2010, at 6:33 PM, Bill Connelly wrote:
To solve the VHS to DVD task, I decided on the more expensive ADVC-300
which functions externally to my Quicksilver 2002 Dual 1GHz under
10.5.8, and communicates via FW400.
basically all I want to do is copy
On Jul 1, 2010, at 9:57 AM, graphics...@columbus.rr.com wrote:
I've been trying to find a way to convert my VHS to DVD. I saw this
product:
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/easy-vhs-to-dvd/mac/
requirements.html
it says it is for dual G-5, but I'm wondering if it would work on a
dual
G-5, but I'm wondering if it would work on
a dual MDD G-4? It would solve my problem beautifully!
Linda in Ohio
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Even an E-type Jaguar looks merely flash beside a really smart
pony and trap. ~Marion C. Garretty
What procsssor do you have in the Dual MDD?
John Carmonne
Yorba Linda USA
it is for dual G-5, but I'm wondering if it would work on a
dual MDD G-4? It would solve my problem beautifully!
Linda in Ohio
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Even an E-type Jaguar looks merely flash beside a really smart pony
and trap. ~Marion C. Garretty
What procsssor do you have in the Dual MDD?
It's either the 1
/easy-vhs-to-dvd/mac/
requirements.html
it says it is for dual G-5, but I'm wondering if it would work on
a dual MDD G-4? It would solve my problem beautifully!
Linda in Ohio
--
Even an E-type Jaguar looks merely flash beside a really smart
pony and trap. ~Marion C. Garretty
What
To solve the VHS to DVD task, I decided on the more expensive ADVC-300
which functions externally to my Quicksilver 2002 Dual 1GHz under
10.5.8, and communicates via FW400.
Along with Final Cut Express 4 to Capture and add Chapters, I needed
the iDVD that comes in iLife 09.
Researching
On Jan 4, 1:26 pm, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.com wrote:
I read this article about quieting my MDD
down:http://coolstuff.wordpress.com/2007/02/19/powermac-g4-mdd-cooling-and...
I bought this fan that the article
Jonas Ulrich wrote:
I read this article about quieting my MDD
down: http://coolstuff.wordpress.com/2007/02/19/powermac-g4-mdd-cooling-and-noise-reduction/
I bought this fan that the article
suggested:
I got my Hitachi 1TB SATA disk and the ICIDU PCI SATA controller
card which has two internal and two external channels. Low behold:
it has an Initio-chip model INIC-1620TA2 on the board. So there might
be hope that it will work in my MDD G4? And might even be bootable? No
ICIDU Mac drivers
as the internal connector is indeed
iSATA.
Today I got my Hitachi 1TB SATA disk and the ICIDU PCI SATA controller
card which has two internal and two external channels. Low behold:
it has an Initio-chip model INIC-1620TA2 on the board. So there might
be hope that it will work in my MDD G4
as the internal connector is indeed
iSATA.
Today I got my Hitachi 1TB SATA disk and the ICIDU PCI SATA controller
card which has two internal and two external channels. Low behold:
it has an Initio-chip model INIC-1620TA2 on the board. So there might
be hope that it will work in my MDD G4
eSATA which has two internal ports and two
external eSATA ports. Now I wonder if the SATA adapter will work in my
MDD.
Does anybody on this list know more about the ins and outs of SATA
adapters in Macs? Will the ICIDU work? If not which would be your
choice? I like one with at least one
eSATA which has two internal ports and two
external eSATA ports. Now I wonder if the SATA adapter will work in my
MDD.
Does anybody on this list know more about the ins and outs of SATA
adapters in Macs? Will the ICIDU work? If not which would be your
choice? I like one with at least one
On Feb 5, 2009, at 12:06 PM, yawg wrote:
I find the SeriTek card quite expensive.
I find all FirmTek cards to be overpriced.
I found this instead which looks very promising. The seller claims his
card is bootable under Panther:
On Feb 5, 2009, at 2:14 PM, PeterH wrote:
That appears to be a Silicon Image-based card.
Si I has a very responsible approach to MacOS ... nearly all (if not
all) their products have MacOS drivers available for download.
Silicon image cards aren't bootable in PPC Macs, and perhaps not in
full. Today I saw that a 1TB SATA disk costs the
same amount as a 500GB ATA disk so I decided to buy a big SATA disk
and an ICIDU PCI adapter eSATA which has two internal ports and two
external eSATA ports. Now I wonder if the SATA adapter will work in my
MDD.
Does anybody on this list know
ports. Now I wonder if the SATA adapter will work in my
MDD.
Does anybody on this list know more about the ins and outs of SATA
adapters in Macs? Will the ICIDU work? If not which would be your
choice? I like one with at least one eSATA port so I can connect
external SATA drives. Are SATA externals
On Jan 30, 2009, at 11:42 AM, yawg wrote:
Does anybody on this list know more about the ins and outs of SATA
adapters in Macs?
The Initio-based adapters work well in G4 Macs. Less well in Intel Macs.
Both the LaCie and OWC adapters are (were) Initio-based.
The OWC adapter has switchable
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