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Eric wrote:Errr...yes.. I repeat, I was responding to Graham saying in his post he had Bluray software issues when using his Mac.
I thought I read somewhere that Apple were not going to support Bluray at all, in the future?
Apple have never supported Blue Ray because their policy on this is that it can be supported better by third party developers, Apple want to concentrate on providing a versatile platform, not specific extras like printers and external components any more.:baffled:
There is plenty of support for Blue Ray on Apple computers (I understand) but I have zero experience of this.
I think the software is perhaps more important in the sphere of Video, Find the right software then buy the machine that will run it. The last movi I produced was three and a half minutes long. It took me all my spare time over ten days to edit, process and burn to DVD. Then the school banned me from distributing it to the parents of the children in the video because it broke the school code of privacy.:-(
So, my enthusiasm for movies is limited.
Have used the icons to force para separation because I don't have firefox on the MBP
I have no personal interest in Bluray whatsoever.
Last edited on Mon Jan 7th, 2013 09:30 by Eric
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