Robyn Lyons wrote: >The newer versions of Mac OS (i believe 9 and up) typically don't use >the audio cable at all, the OS uses digital extraction. (At least that >is how I understood it, apple has a paper on this somewhere). Digital >audio playback does not cause a perceptible impact on speed, it is very >light on the CPU. More than likely you problem is that the CD-ROM drive >doesn't support digital playback. Some older drives didn't. (i.e. apple >CD 300 or CD 150) > > > I don't think the 600 does either. I put one of those in my C500 last night, and iTunes still wouldn't work. Either that or I'm missing something else.
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