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Last year I was a Windows-fan(PM me and I'll tell you why) defending my system. I was told DVD would suck, and I set out to prove that wrong...I failed.
What I did was buying a bulk ATAPI DVD-ROM wich (even though it was bulk) came with a floppy-disc containing drivers.
I was really excited, cause I was told software was all over the net.
So I installed this drive and spent 6 hours forcing my computer to take the 200KB driver. After countless reboots, I finally got it running as a CD-rom(hooray, Windows achknowleged it's existence). So I set out to find the software needed...this was trouble. I tried countless programs, none of wich supported my DVD-rom before I finally found one playing my DVDs, but shabby, glitchy and without sound.
Where am I going with this?
A few months back I bought the QuickSilver G4 computer with CD-RW, and today I decided to give it a try. I removed the burner and inserted the DVD-rom. As I pressed the power-button I was sure the Mac was gonna blow up, but it started booting OS X. Sure enough, not only was the thing fully supported by Finder, but I tried a movie, and it played perfectly in DVD Player.
I love Apple!
What I did was buying a bulk ATAPI DVD-ROM wich (even though it was bulk) came with a floppy-disc containing drivers.
I was really excited, cause I was told software was all over the net.
So I installed this drive and spent 6 hours forcing my computer to take the 200KB driver. After countless reboots, I finally got it running as a CD-rom(hooray, Windows achknowleged it's existence). So I set out to find the software needed...this was trouble. I tried countless programs, none of wich supported my DVD-rom before I finally found one playing my DVDs, but shabby, glitchy and without sound.
Where am I going with this?
A few months back I bought the QuickSilver G4 computer with CD-RW, and today I decided to give it a try. I removed the burner and inserted the DVD-rom. As I pressed the power-button I was sure the Mac was gonna blow up, but it started booting OS X. Sure enough, not only was the thing fully supported by Finder, but I tried a movie, and it played perfectly in DVD Player.
I love Apple!