Cd r or cd r for mac

If you insert a DVD of home movies and you want to duplicate it, you still have ti make the disc image first. So, if you have to do that, you might as well do it from the Disk Utility. It is simple and intuitive but not work for me.

Then I went to Total Video Converter, that worked! Name required. Mail will not be published required.

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January 11, at 3: In reply to: However, if the CD has not been finalised, then it probably will not read it as it has trouble with sessions on an unclosed CD. If you have access to a CD with a burner, you might try closing the CD for him.

Works for me. Let us know P.

Just got back to the house to check my theory and it is correct. Any commercially produced CD should be finalized. No further burning possible. Most good CD burning software will guide you in making a cross platform CD.

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The important thing is to finalize the CD. Hope you get it to work P. What results do you get when you put the CD into your computer?

There can be a number of cases where the real issue is the drive that's in the Mac and not the Mac, itself. This can be due to bugs or due to the drive just being out of date. For example, there was a case, a while back, where a certain model of Pioneer drive had a problem with Verbatim media.

It happened that Apple was bundling Pioneer drives at the time and Dell was bundling drives from different manufacturers.

When someone in my office bought a bunch of Verbatim media, it appeared that they were compatible with Windows and not with the Mac. This was taken as the explanation until I was able to get an external USB drive, attach it to a Mac and show that it could read and write to the Verbatim media that way.

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A more common situation is where the drive hardware you have is not compatible with media past a certain speed rating. Again, the solution is to attach a more recent external drive. Drive hardware can be an issue.