CD-R PC to Mac compatibility?

[ZeroEffect]

is it possible to burn a CD-R on PC that would work in a MAC?

I have Nero and you can make Hybrid CD-R's but it seems to
want to grab the Mac files from a Mac partition.

thanks if you can help!

 

[tRaptor]

a mac can read the CD, but the file names will be mess up. OSX i think reads them correctly. In OS 9 and under there is a extension avaliable for reading juliet file names (it works pretty good) but i cant remember the name of it...

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Gee, I thought Apples and PCs were perfectly compatible, according to their site. 😛

There is a program ... forget what it's called ... CDEveryWhere or something. Could create multiformat ISOs.

- M4H

 

[tRaptor]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Gee, I thought Apples and PCs were perfectly compatible, according to their site. 😛

- M4H

Thats not really needed. And with OSX it pretty much is

 

[ZeroEffect]

so i can just burn a normal ISO and that a newer
mac Using OS X or above will be able to read the files?

dang i wish i knew more about MACs

 

[tRaptor]

Well just so you know its "Mac" not MAC, MAC is: Machine Address Code

 

[mpitts]

Originally posted by: ZeroEffect
so i can just burn a normal ISO and that a newer
mac Using OS X or above will be able to read the files?

dang i wish i knew more about MACs

Yes, it will. You don't need to do anything special or use any special program to read a CD burned on a PC with an Apple computer running OS X.

Some people here don't let an opportunity pass to voice their opinion on Macs when they generally don't know much about them.

 

[ZeroEffect]

i'd love to have one of those 17" PowerBooks...

beautiful 🙂

...now if i only had a spare 2,500 or so

(notice in the Topic i spelled Mac right!)
...not a complete moron 😉