Re: Wallstreet firewire pc card q?

2002-07-22 Thread Luis Sequeira
I just got the ibm card for my Lombard yesterday from OWC. It shows up on the desktop but does not recognize my digital camera when I open imovie. Any suggestions? Kevin What version of the firewire software are you using? Try upgrading that to the newest version. Luis -- G-Books is

Re: Wallstreet firewire pc card q?

2002-07-22 Thread Luis Sequeira
Advice from a resller who told me that Wallstreet Macs used different types of connections on the PCMCIA bus set me off on investigation into Firewire cards. Nothing I could find mentioned the PC-cardbus, BUT the slowest recommended processor speed for adding Firewire was 300MHz [Belkin]; Swann

Re: Wallstreet firewire pc card q?

2002-07-22 Thread Brian Scott Oplinger
I just got the ibm card for my Lombard yesterday from OWC. It shows up on the desktop but does not recognize my digital camera when I open imovie. Any suggestions? Kevin Hmm, not exactly helpful, but I have used the OWC IBM card with my TiBook and FCP 2, then 3 under OS X and it saw my

Re: Wallstreet firewire pc card q?

2002-07-19 Thread Andrew Chong
Advice from a resller who told me that Wallstreet Macs used different types of connections on the PCMCIA bus set me off on investigation into Firewire cards. Nothing I could find mentioned the PC-cardbus, BUT the slowest recommended processor speed for adding Firewire was 300MHz [Belkin];

Re: Wallstreet firewire pc card q?

2002-07-19 Thread Matt Halter
Firewire works fine on Wallstreet. The MHZ limit is really what you need to process digital video adequately. Now the speeds you get moving data will not be as good as say the new iBooks, but it will certainly connect you no problem. It will only limit the burn speed of a burner you hook