Do you have a replacement with the genuine SCM SCR331 Reader? I'ts labels outside and items inside package are different. The Mac system won't read it
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If I were to receive an item that was different than the packaging I personally would return it. As for it not responding to your Mac.....I do not know how to trouble shoot that as we have a Microsoft based system. Sorry I couldn't help.....FYI we purchased via Vendor Super Deal.....we had no problems.
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I'm pretty sure this question was intended for the vendor vice other customers. As an aside I have a Mac and it works fine for me.
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I just received mine in the mail today and it appears that it is not Mac compatible. I have a MacBook Pro, not even one year old. The floppy is from an old Mac Performa. Still looking for something that will work.
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please check this from : http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1531937
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This item is NOT compatible with current versions of OSX, Linux, or Windows.It is not a problem with the OS or anything. The driver is outdated, 32-bit, and in most computers will fail miserably. The cause ? cheap frame grabber chip (ipassion IP2938) whose support has disappeared.You need to use a really old Windows OS, fiddle around with Macam component for OsX, or try spca5xx effort for Linux.My recommendation ? Spend a couple of more bucks, and buy one with a supported chip. (i.e. BW908 model, with tv-out)
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Just got it for my UV-82 and using it with my Mac under OS X 10.1.1. Use the Prolific driver to be found on milker's website. I infer this isn't a counterfeit chip, or if it is, it's good enough to pass for real.
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thank you for your reply. This was exact the same issue I had. The brother customer service rep. helped me through the procedure you have outlined above. Your post will be helpful if it happens again. Thanks
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I also have a Mac and had the same issue. Call the company and they will walk you though the installation process. It was quick and easy!
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Not sure on this, but you can try their customer support site, they are really good about answering questions. I believe they are compatible from hearsay, but have not done it personally. I do know you'll have to install Scrivener for Mac on your new machine, but the files should go over easy.
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I didn't connect direct to either of my computers. I have several memory cards. I would remove the used card, install a new one, and that only took 15 seconds. I would then read the used card on either my Mac or PC. The cards read on both with no difference.
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I've pulled off photos and stuff from the reader to my MAC so I don't see why not. The program opens up a separate "icon" for the reader much like a flash drive. However, I have never tried it so I can't say for sure
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Mine worked right out of the box... Not using MAC however... Try it on another device - pc or tablet. Will eliminate either the device or MAC. Did have to messs with the PC volumne control though...
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Where did you find the drivers. I have searched Canons website and can find no Mac drivers for this machine.
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My system is Windows mate, don't know about mac. maybe the seller can help you with that :)
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Mine arrived formatted as ExFAT, and locked in a weird read-only mode because of it. I eventually had to boot from a Mavericks installer thumb drive to get it read/write so I could finally format it Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
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Mac works fine - pop the microSD card into an adapter (SD or USB) and put that in your Mac, works without problems. Had some issues connecting the unit directly via USB (see my review for that)
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I would have liked to try, but I emailed Targus tech support and they said "it is not Mac compatible" so I sent it back. I didn't want to open it and try it first because the darn thing is packaged in plastic in such a way you have to cut the packaging open to get at it. Then if it didn't work I wasn't sure they'd still take it back. So, I'm still looking.
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Unfortunately Leda, I have not tried it on a Mac yet, but I do have a Mac in my "other" office (where I do video work) and I'll try and take it over there tomorrow and plug it in to see if it reads it. It's not a laptop, but a tower, but I would think it would be compatible with a Mac. I'll try and let you know what I find out.