Hi Rod,
It is a brand new DVD-Rom (PC Version) - not a scratch or dirty in
anyway.
It's not mounting on the desktop (though it mounts on my DVD
recorder-player, but not playable).
You might be right about it being from US (Region 1 stuff) that is
generating all this problem.
If you like to know it's a software on Golf Swing Analysis.
I don't know what more I can tell you, and I've already troubled you a
lot.
Thanks & Regards
Paul
On 5May2006, at 8:23 AM, Rod wrote:
Paul Chong wrote:
Is there a way of converting a DVD-Rom from its PC Version to Mac
Version?
System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP
Pentium 4 - 1.4GHz 256 MB RAM
DVD ROM Drive Min 500 MB free space
Sometimes, as a Mac User, I feel so deprived by way of the abundance
of softwares
that are so readily available to PC users.
Paul
This might sound silly, but is it actually? A movie? A pc software
title?
If its not mounting, also check the surface of the DVD. It maybe
scratched or dirty to the point that the laser in your dvd drive can't
pick up the tracks any longer. Or, the DVD could possibly be burnt
in some foreign format to the Mac, so it won't mount.
Seeya
Rod
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