On Sunday, December 8, 2002, at 12:40 PM, Christophe Collot wrote: >> can old macs with a 50MHz bus support dvd playback/decoding (no >> frame-skipping)? i know the beige w/66MHz bus can. >> does anyone have a working dvd drive on their computer here? do you >> have to hack anything to get it to work? > I haven't personnaly test it but here what i found on the net and > papers > - some say that you need a MPEG decompression card like the wired4DVD > one. > - Another said that ATI128 and Radeon's can handle MPEG decompression. > - Better associated with a G3 or G4 upgrade, depends on what Mac you > have. > I personnaly want to upgrade my 6500 with that feature but still > waiting to > found a "cheap" refurbished Magma chassis (imagine that here in France > it > cost three times the price it is sold in USA, including VAT) :(((((((( > > Chris Hey Chris, I have a S900 Supermac, I have dabbled with DVD playback with the Wired4DVD card I used it in 9.1 and playback was "good". I now run DVD in 10.2.2 with a DVD player hack from an external Firewire enclosure (Liteon DVD-ROM) and its "excellent" or the...http://os9forever.com/DVDPlayer.html for 9.1 Phil
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