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Os X Cd Player Mac OS X Asking You
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Now, I put in a blank CD-R in my G4 PowerBook, and as soon as OS X started up, it stated, something like, Couldnt recognize your disk, click Enter to ignore.

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What software do I use to format burn the blank CD Obviously, OS X ignored it, so how do I access it Also, how if I download a bunch of mpgs, mov files, avis, etc.

Os X Cd Player Movie Or IDVD

What should I use to burn them onto a DVD Should I use iMovie or iDVD Thanks again.

If you want to store data on a DVD or CD, you can use the Finder for that.

Once you insert a proper blank CD it will be mounted as such.

Simply dragdrop the files onto the mounted drive and once you are done, you can simply burn the data (look for a nuclear icon).

However, if you want to burn a DVD which will playback your movies on any standalone DVD-player then you need iMovie or iDVD.

Last but not least: I think the currently best burning tool is toast titanium.

If you gonna burn a lot of DVDs or CDs in different formats youll love it.

However, mostly its bad luck when a certain brand doesnt work with your drive.

You can use beautiful themes, make nice slide-shows or videos.

OS X is asking you if you want to ignore the CD-R or format the CD-R you just inserted -- thats perfectly normal.

To burn an.ISO image to a CD-R, open Disk Utility (Applications Utilities) and then drag the.ISO file into the left-hand sidebar (where the hard drivedrives are listed).

Next, highlight it, click on the Burn icon at the top of the window, and insert a CD-R.

When the Burn button becomes highlighted, click it, and the ISO should be burned to the CD-R.

When you insert a CD-R disk and are asked I dont recognize this disk.

Os X Cd Player Mac OS X Asking You

You can change the behavior of Mac OS X asking you what to do by opening the System Preferences, then clicking the CDs DVDs icon.

Once there, you can change the setting for When you insert a blank CD: to either Ignore, which will do nothing when you insert a CD-R (but you can still burn it through Disk Utility or software like Toast) or Ask what to do (which is most likely what its set on now).

Good luck.

I use it all the time even though I have Toast on my machine, because it is so simple.

Finder CDs are not compatible with stand-alone CD players however.