DCR SR100 No Mac Software: Is There Anyplace on the internet where i can get this software for mac without parting with my money-Student from Ireland
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In fact I cannot even read the MPEG2 file with Quick Time. Also buying the $20 MPEG2 plugin did not help as it does not support DTS or AC3. I have found a shareware that decodes the files ffmpegX, any other alternatives? BTW QTPro does not read MPEG2 files either.
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I do not know if there is apple software for this or not. I only have Windows computers.However I have mentioned in several of my posts that I could not recommend this product as I had to return all of mine because they were constantly jamming.Very slow to find a disc. Just overall not worth the money. But that is your choice.
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I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helpsKanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug the drive into an available USB port for instant access to a 24x DVD/RW drive. I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helpsKanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug... » Read More I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helpsKanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug the drive into an available USB port for instant access to a 24x DVD/RW drive. « Show Less
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My manual has separate sections for PC and Mac. It would be easy to miss the Mac instructions -- 4 pages in the middle of a 23-page booklet, with all the rest devoted to PC -- but those pages covered everything in Mac-only detail. I bought mine a while ago, and the booklet (and the supplied Audacity program) are out of date. I can't tell you whether an updated manual and program are now included. I can tell you that I updated Audacity on line, for free, and that the settings are in different places than they were in the original version. Similarly, the Mac OS X preferences that you have to set look different than in my copy of the manual. My manual has separate sections for PC and Mac. It would be easy to miss the Mac instructions -- 4 pages in the middle of a 23-page booklet, with all the rest devoted to PC -- but those pages covered everything in Mac-only detail. I bought mine a while ago, and the booklet (and the supplied Audacity program) are out of date. I can't tell you whether an updated manual and program are now included. I can tell you that I updated Audacity on line, for free, and that the settings are in different places than they were in the original version. Similarly, the Mac OS X preferences that you have to... » Read More My manual has separate sections for PC and Mac. It would be easy to miss the Mac instructions -- 4 pages in the middle of a 23-page booklet, with all the rest devoted to PC -- but those pages covered everything in Mac-only detail. I bought mine a while ago, and the booklet (and the supplied Audacity program) are out of date. I can't tell you whether an updated manual and program are now included. I can tell you that I updated Audacity on line, for free, and that the settings are in different places than they were in the original version. Similarly, the Mac OS X preferences that you have to set look different than in my copy of the manual. « Show Less
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Yes, there is a place to download the software, but it is against Amazon policy for me to post it here. Please email us (C&C; Sales) through Amazon and include your order number and I will send you the link.
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the magellan software does not come for Mac, but my Explorist 510 is communicating fine with the Garmin software BaseCamp on my Mac. It might depend what you want from the software. I just download tracks and then can superimpose them on GoogleEarth
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Hey, Andrew, I bought the TomTom One 125 at Christmas. I bought one for myself and one for my mother, who will probably never use it, but she doesn't use anything we get her for Christmas anyway. The TomTom One 125 works great with Macintosh. When you plug it into your Mac (I've used it with my MacBook), it will ask you to confirm on the GPS that you want to connect to your computer. It will then show up like a Disk Mount on your desktop. You should also download the Tom Tom Home software for Mac, which works great as well. Once your GPS is attached to your Mac, you can do things like update maps, buy new maps, buy voices, buy different icons, etc. More importantly, you can join Mapshare to get the latest corrections to maps. The 125 is basic, easy and cheap. You're right. But, that's the great thing about it. I didn't want a video player, .mp3 player, etc. in my GPS. I just wanted a GPS. The mount that comes built in to this thing is also great. I love that it is compact and that it was under $100. Hope this helps!
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Go to this link and scroll down to the MAC software download. Be sure to read the "Read Me" file. http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Download Main information page. http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home
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No, no software is included. On my Mac I used Carbon Copy Cloner on duplicate the disk.
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It won't Don, the Mac versions "Dragon Dictate" & "MacSpeech" are what you would need and they cost considerably more than the PC Dragon Home. $150.00 to $200.00 new. Maybe you may find a deal on a used version for Mac at Amazon. I bought mine used for about half the price of the new software simply because the box seal was broken. I sure am happy with my Dragon though. Once you get used to it you sure save a lot of time.
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No I haven't been able to get the software to work for my MAC...sorry I hope that helps. Sadly not many writers doing MAC software
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The disc that came with it is for Windows. However, you could probably check the Panasonic site and see if a Mac version is downloadable. I don't use the software. I just use a card reader.
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Can you give a computer novice who just bought a FS300 Caon instructions on how to upload onto the mac and burn onto a dvd? i have Mac 10.5.8 with imovie 8. thanks
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No software comes with it at all. We needed it to access some Lotus files through the defense system and it was useless. We tried downloading the software from CAC.MIL and nothing worked. Apple did their best to try to help us to get it working but they said it is an outdated model. We ordered a new one directly from Apple, it arrives today.
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I bought this a few years ago and it only came with windows software - you could try their web site to see if the have a version for Mac.
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See the philips web site for Mac downloading instructions. the FAQ link is (copy and paste or navigate to their digital photo frames page at www.philips.com)http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/faqview?scy=US&session;=20070822200621_24.255.106.99&slg;=AEN&refnr;=0063707&refdisp;lay=CFD_PF_U_QAC_63707&dct;=QAC&ctn;=7FF1CMI/37Evidently you have to do a step involving discarding an icon before disconnecting the unit. Philips also has instructions on updating the firmware by downloading, unzipping files, and putting them on a memory card's root directory, then plugging in the card. You'll need a card reader (about $25-30 for a USB mulitformat unit)nd need to handly MSDOS files. See the philips web site for Mac downloading instructions. the FAQ link is (copy and paste or navigate to their digital photo frames page at www.philips.com)http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/faqview?scy=US&session;=20070822200621_24.255.106.99&slg;=AEN&refnr;=0063707&refdisp;lay=CFD_PF_U_QAC_63707&dct;=QAC&ctn;=7FF1CMI/37Evidently you have to do a step involving discarding an icon before disconnecting the unit. Philips also has instructions on updating the firmware by downloading, unzipping files, and putting them on a memory card's root directory,... » Read More See the philips web site for Mac downloading instructions. the FAQ link is (copy and paste or navigate to their digital photo frames page at www.philips.com)http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/faqview?scy=US&session;=20070822200621_24.255.106.99&slg;=AEN&refnr;=0063707&refdisp;lay=CFD_PF_U_QAC_63707&dct;=QAC&ctn;=7FF1CMI/37Evidently you have to do a step involving discarding an icon before disconnecting the unit. Philips also has instructions on updating the firmware by downloading, unzipping files, and putting them on a memory card's root directory, then plugging in the card. You'll need a card reader (about $25-30 for a USB mulitformat unit)nd need to handly MSDOS files. « Show Less
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Hi,There is a MAC OSX version available which you can download from the efergy website.