Will a 700mb CD-R burned using a PC - and containing only bitmap and text files - run on a Mac system?
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MACOS cannot view FAT32 formatted anything. It has to be NTFS, if your XP box is formatted FAT32, you will have a problem.
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Get yourself a copy of bootcamp. A game made for Windows will not run on a Mac regardless of the chip, unless you are running Windows inside the Mac OS.
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Yes the are DataCD's which can hold data more than 700MB .The maximum cd size Available is 800MB and you have to over burn your Cds to write 800 MB Of Data on this disk and also if you are writing 800MB of data then you need to use "Disk-at-Once" as wrriting option and not "Track-at-Once". Also you will have to ,in case of NERO , Enable "Disk-at-Once" Burning and set the Maximum CD Length to 89 mim 59 Sec and 0 Frm. \nIn case of NERo Burning Rom You can set this in File>Preferences sselect the "Expert Features" tab and set the values as mentioned above.\n This method allows you to write 800Mb of Data on 800Mb of Disc only.\nBut there is another way by which you can read and write 900MB of data on 800MB of Disc .\n  BUT 1st Of all you Cd writer Should support Disc Over burning otherwise it may damage your cd write. therfore check your user's manual 1st
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sort of, as far as i know it is not possible, but you can run an emulator, a sort of fake Mac on windows, i dont think it is 100% but you can use basilisk http://basilisk.cebix.net/#download but i think its a little complicated so unless your an experienced user or know someone who will help i would do A Lot of research first and always BE CAREFULL
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yes, but i have found media player makes a crappy cd. i would use nero
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Yes ofcourse.\nThere are emulators that can do that.\nBut all of them are in development stage and therefore not reliable.\nSo there is no official Mac emulator for windows.\nBut there are other Mac softwares that are also available for windows.\nLike iTunes. Use them if u like.
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take a byte with a macintosh
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yes, you can burn 780Mb (infact upto 800MB) on a 700MB Cd Disc  by using a software/tool called mode2 Cd Maker but not with NERO. \n\nWith this tool you can build a CD/XA Bridge image using any file you want\n(not just MPEGs). What's the point? Well, using Mode2/Form2 you have bigger\nuser data sector sizes so you can fit more data in a single CD-R (up to 800\nMB of data in a 80 min. disc).\n\nWhat's the drawback, then? There is an issue on how Windows handles these\ndiscs. It reads the files burned this way as RAW data, and it also appends\na RIFF/CDXA header at the beggining of the file. So you cannou burn anything\nyou want ant then just see it like any other file: you must deal with this\nRIFF/CDXA stuff.\n\nHere you have the theoretical max. capacities for each type of media:\n\n          +--------+--------+--------+--------+  \n          | 74 min | 80 min | 90 min | 99 min |  \n +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ \n | Mode 1 | 650 MB | 703 MB | 791 MB | 870 MB | \n +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ \n | Mode 2 | 738 MB | 798 MB | 897 MB | 987 MB | \n +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ \n\nThe Mode 1 line shows the "original" CD capacity, the Mode 2 the one that\ncan be achieved using mode2cdmaker. In the practice you'll have to substract\napprox. 1 MB from the Mode 2 values since it's reserved for the ISO Bridge\ntrack. In my calculations 1 MB = 2^20 (1024*1024), and not this 1000*1000\nstupid value used by the HD makers' marketing division.\n\nYou can download it from http://webs.ono.com/usr016/de_xt/\n\nNote: Please take note that this cd's won't be normally read by any Windows O.S until you install the CD/XA Bridge driver
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you can get osx to run on a dell or an amd. I got bored and its running on my work pc which is a dell and its also running on my xBox. you just need to be not a noob. but honestly if you just switch to mac you will fall inlove. Trust me i switched about 19 months ago. I am an A+ certifed technician my last pc was an AMD 64 FX 53 with 4 gigs of ram and 1 terabyte of hdd. i loved my windows but needed a mac cert for my new job so i got one thinking this will suck. i sold my pc 6 weeks later. mac is the only thing i need its so much nicer
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Just use Nero 7.0 Premium, or any cd/dvd burning rom application that comes as a package.\n\nCheers.
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I assume you are referring to burning files to a CD. If so, all you need is a CD drive that is capable of writing.
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Well, without a cd burner you are not going able to get anything onto a cd. So... lets go the next best route. Get a usb hard drive, and put everything on that and then you can keep it on that or dump it onto the new computer. But without a cd burner, you cant get anything onto a cd.\n\n-------\nA usb hard drive will cost you around anywhere to 60 to 100 bucks, now depending on how large your photos are you might be able to get them onto like a flash drive then can get up to 2 gigs and a lil higher but still run you around at least 40 bucks and up.\n\ngood luck
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buddy u can use nero, or nti cd maker 7. its better than the software u are currentry using. plz vote my answer as best if u liked it and u were successful. thanks. download the burning softwares from www.lionsworld.tk or www.lionsworld.6x.to
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Just rip the CD's on your Mac with iTunes (use "Get CD track names" from the Advanced menu before importing and use 192 kbps MP3 in Preferences/Import). When you come back, just copy the MP3's from your Mac to your PC.
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There isn't. Mac OSX is entirely different from Windows and there is no chance the download would work on Windows. Plus those programs are mac exclusives so there's no PC Windows version either.
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If it's only 699.13, it should be fine.  It's under the limit, and most CD's will let you overburn by a couple of megs anyways.  To be honest though, the only cd-burning programs I know where you can split up a file are Nero and Roxio.
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You can do it through (Dell) MusicMatch CD burner.  avi's, mpeg's, etc.  But you have to "upgrade" to be able to burn a data disk.  It's about $20, and they just send you a code.  See if you can just get someone else's code.\n\nIf you don't have MusicMatch, see if your CD-burner program has that feature available.