Read Mac burned cd's on a pc?

[chiwawa626]

Read Mac burned cd's on a pc, what are some of those programs that can do that
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[Anubis]

it should happen automaticaly for data anyway. it has for me

 

[n0cmonkey]

I think it should still use the iso9660 format (maybe no JOLIET extensions though....) so it should be readable. I have plenty of cds that came with magazines that were compatible on both PC and Mac.

 

[chiwawa626]

r u sure? im running win2k...if that helps?

 

[chiwawa626]

btw, not all mac cds are iso compatible...just the hybrid ones rite? Stupid company took fotographs for my dads company and put em on mac discs..and none of my pcs will read them...the company has an imac but its cdrom drive is busted..bah...

 

[b0mbrman]

Don't they have to burn it for that purpose?

 

[n0cmonkey]

I havent tried with many cdroms. Ill see if I have any handy and try it out.

 

[n0cmonkey]

I couldnt access my Mac OS X cdrom on a Win2k machine. The machine has been a bit flakey lately so Im not 100% positive its the disk...

Google rocks. According to AlphaCD.com

HFS or HFS-Plus HFS (Apple Macintosh internal filesystem). Filenames up to 31 characters in length. Desktop file and window geometry information is saved on the disk. View by...(as well as other Finder info) is also saved to the disk. Upon mounting of the disk, windows may be set to automatically fly open. Macintosh icons are also saved.

 

[chiwawa626]

I found some program called MACCD that does it...thx guys