This week i have to buy a new CD-RW burner .
So it's urgent .
Can i trust firewire on my B/W G3 350?
A friend brought his rubber LaCie PocketDrive firewire HD & that worked flawlessly .
Anyone uses firewire, or should i buy a new scsi burner ?

Thanks
Marc

This week i have to buy a new CD-RW burner .
So it's urgent .
Can i trust firewire on my B/W G3 350?
A friend brought his rubber LaCie PocketDrive firewire HD & that worked flawlessly .
Anyone uses firewire, or should i buy a new scsi burner ?

Thanks
Marc

This week i have to buy a new CD-RW burner .
So it's urgent .
Can i trust firewire on my B/W G3 350?
A friend brought his rubber LaCie PocketDrive firewire HD & that worked flawlessly .
Anyone uses firewire, or should i buy a new scsi burner ?

Thanks
Marc

FIREWIRE HARD DRIVE & CUBASE 5.0 VST PROBLEMS

• Apple G4 400 OS 9.0.4
• Firewire drive using Heat Utilities 1394 Driver

this is not really audio related BUT what's the best firewire card to get for importing DV for editing? PC of course, using adobe premiere, etc.

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My system: Powercomputing Powercenter Pro upgraded with a
Sonnet Crescendo G3 400 MHz processor
256 mb RAM
Virtual Memory OFF
Appletalk OFF
Mac OS 9.0.4
OMS 2.3.8
Minimal extension set.

well this was originally was a question dealing with a PCI-to-Firewire card, but i got to thinking. if i'm not mistaken, the PCI slot has a transfer rate of 133 or so Mb per second for each slot. i thought i saw a company that advertised firewire PCI card for PC's, advertised with a xfer rate of 400Mb/sec. how can this be? the PCI would bottleneck this to 133, correct?

Does anyone have any opinions on the implimentation and availability of firewire solutions for PC laptops? Specifically I/O for 1394 DV video, and audio in and out of firewire external hard drives. I'll be running Foundry, Logic Audio, and Pro Tools Free in Win ME on a PIII 700 from HP. :confused: