YarnMaster
pretty much the same here.
I have movies on my notebook and mp3's on my desktop, (recent upgrade to about 600Gig
I rigged the desktop to play audio n video to play through the cat5 points to the cinema room, it's a bit bodgy but it works.
When I want/need to it's played from one or the other to either the projector and/or the audio system, been like that for a few years now, works a treat.
CD's what are they?
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not on the latest versions i checked out ... most definetly not on my imac thats for sure. just went thru the process for a client.Originally Posted by camel_landy
I was suggesting that you use VMWare to run Windows rather than Parallels. VMWare is better in its processor usage.
M
one thing i didnt get a chance to checkout was whether vmware could use your bootcamp partition as well like parallels can... might look at that in the next day or two if i get a chance...
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YarnMaster
Ah ha!
I haven't looked at Parallels vs VM Ware for a few months now but when I looked at it last (Oct 07 IIRC) VM Ware use both cores in the processor where as Parallels didn't.
Boot camp & VM Ware... Pass. TBH - It's not something I've really thought about but now that you've mentioned it, it makes perfect sense. I usually run as much as I can natively and then shell out for the few things I can't.
BTW - I don't know if you've already found it but I find John Rizzo's site MacWindows to be very useful.
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Lol, Mac will run Windows, windows won't run Mac software
Windows software designed only for PC so does that make it standalone by your definition.
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