Originally posted by: MoveAlong
Well, without trying to sound like the mac zealot that I really am
, software this good just doesn't exist on windows, period. That's kind of the whole point. They chose to make it mac only because OS X allows it to be so much better than XP ever could. I'm not trying to get flamed, it's just this is merely one example of most people not knowing how good it can be to stay away from the dark side
BTW, there are DVDShrink alternatives on the mac. No reason to break your PC in to pieces, just add a mac mini and a KVM switch to your rig and you have the best of both worlds.
Merry Christmas, guys!
Well, without trying to sound like the mac zealot that I really am
, software this good just doesn't exist on windows, period. That's kind of the whole point. They chose to make it mac only because OS X allows it to be so much better than XP ever could. I'm not trying to get flamed, it's just this is merely one example of most people not knowing how good it can be to stay away from the dark sideBTW, there are DVDShrink alternatives on the mac. No reason to break your PC in to pieces, just add a mac mini and a KVM switch to your rig and you have the best of both worlds.
Merry Christmas, guys!
Ahhhh! Another Mac Man! Welcome!
Hey, what are the best alternatives to DVDShrink? I just bought a G5 iMac and now have a SuperDrive at home and would like to start burning but am unsure what to use. Help.
Will have to check out this DVD cataloguing program as well.