CD-R and Toast — #12
Here is a possible work-around for you.
Open Simple Text and select your audio files on the audio CD. The Open button will become Convert. Select Convert and it will give you vari…
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CD-R and Toast — #13
I've been making audio compilations for years, and by far the best extraction software I've used is the Toast Audio Extractor program that comes with Toast itself. As much as I'd l…
CD-R and Toast — #14
I recently purchased a 4X/8X CDR from LaCie and included with the package was a floppy with software related to Teac drives. Check the LaCie site to see if it is offered as a downl…
CD-R and Toast — #15
Jamer... you have to close the disk from the Direct CD control panel before other computers can read it.
Ohh and as for the Teac drivers those are only for the 4x8 drives... I ha…
CD-R and Toast — #16
Adaptec just released Toast 3.5.6 which includes support for the Teac CD-R56S. Go check it out.
CD-R and Toast — #17
For your convienience, here's the list from Toast's Read Me file detailing drives that do NOT support Toast's Direct Audio Copy Feature. This should help those folks looking to pur…
iMAC or not to iMAC? — #2
Hi,
Here's a cheap way to get a floppy drive for your iMac when you buy it. Since you'll probably need a USB-serial adapter anyway, why not pick up a Mac SE/30 or better? They can…
iMAC or not to iMAC? — #3
I was in your position a bit ago -- I had a bunch of SCSI periphs & an ADB printer. But I bought an iMac August 15, anyway.
I just kept the Performa with all the periphs &…
iMAC or not to iMAC? — #4
There are USB to SCSI and USB to serial and USB to ADB connectors now.
iMAC or not to iMAC? — #5
tgrant
do you know of a way to use a imac as a monitor for a B&W G3. I have seen i done and really need to know how