At 9:55 PM -0800 on 11/7/05, David Brostoff wrote:
Sorry for the long, unsnipped bottom post.
Yikes! I meant, of course, sorry for the long, unsnipped top (not bottom) post.
David
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Since my PB only has a Combo drive in it, I've been playing with the
idea of getting an external DVD writer, firewire of course. I know I
could upgrade the internal drive, but an external unit could be shared
with my roommate for use on his peecee. I'm interested in knowing
what others are using
in the case to make a wonderful firewire external CD burner, DVD
burner or HD. I also bought a 2.5 profile 40GB HD and an 2.5 usb
external case
(for my G3 pismo) both at Compusa for a small profile external HD. Try
www.headgap.com for any
equipment and mac needs. They are one of the best places
I use a Sony external DVD FW burner for both my Pismo and G3 iBook.
It's an older single layer burner (Sony DVD RW DW-U18A) but burns at
16X. I've not had any problems with it.
Henry
On Nov 7, 2005, at 2:39 PM, Howard Katz wrote:
Since my PB only has a Combo drive in it, I've been playing
MacWorld had reviews of 16X drives earlier this
year (you can google it or search directly on
macworld.com). The LaCie D2 16X DVD±RW was their
pick for value (Plextor had a faster, though much
more expensive drive).
Based on MacWorld and other sources, I bought the
LaCie and have been very
Excellent suggestions Robert
Thank you.
Cliff
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Subject: Re: Recommended external DVD burner?
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 15:27:23 -0500
I bought a firewire/usb ports external case at CompUSA for $39
At 8:04 PM -0800 on 11/7/05, David Brostoff wrote:
MacWorld had reviews of 16X drives earlier this year . . .
Sorry for the long, unsnipped bottom post.
David
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Looking for a superdrive for my Pismo, has anyone had any luck with a
UJ-845-B? Anyone have any suggestions for one that will slot load,boot osx
and work with native apple apps. I have seen recommendations for older
drives in that series, not sure about this one. Thanks for your help. Kevin
I would guess that rendering a video DVD on a 300mhz iBook would take
overnight---but that's OK. The real issue will be disk space and RAM.
I will comment that even on my 1Ghz AlBook, with a gig of RAM, and the
new compressor from the latest version of iMovie, I am easily in the
multiple
one, but never again. That so-called-crappy iMovie, really succeeds
at simplifying things, but I have not used the old OS9 iMovie so I
don't know how it works.
I would guess that rendering a video DVD on a 300mhz iBook would take
overnight---but that's OK. The real issue will be disk space
Burning a video dvd requires unbelievable resources. It is
not a trivial thing. Among other things, it requires huge amounts
of disk space, and so you will need an external drive for your
portable. For example, DV video takes over 3Mgs a second--more like
15 Gigs an hour. Then you need
On Aug 22, 2004, at 12:15 PM, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 22/08/2004 11:20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
Don't know whether this has been asked before or not, but I came
across
a DVD R burner that is USB 2.0 and was wondering if it would work with
my clamshell ibook 300. The specs of it
Hi,
Don't know whether this has been asked before or not, but I came across
a DVD R burner that is USB 2.0 and was wondering if it would work with
my clamshell ibook 300. The specs of it says it will work with Mac OS 9
and it includes BHA B's Recorder Gold v1.72 , but says it does not
include DVD
My Reply follows quote. On 22/08/2004 11:20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
Don't know whether this has been asked before or not, but I came across
a DVD R burner that is USB 2.0 and was wondering if it would work with
my clamshell ibook 300. The specs of it says it will work with Mac OS 9
and it
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