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The link is an AppleShare file server. So it’s address is afp://classicmacddns.net Sorry for the confusion.

I uploaded the Extension to Classicmac.ddns.net >Uploads>SuperMac Video Spigot. This allows you to use it with other capturing apps such as Movie Player. Movie Player from Quicktime 1.6.1 available at Macintosh Garden. Hope this helps.

Yea early versions of Movie Player allowed you to capture audio and video in Cinepak format. Later Quicktime went Pro and you enabled these functions with a serial number. I'll have to dig up a copy of both for you because I got them on Gamba site which is not loading anymore and a simple search...

You can try putting SpigotVDIG extension in the Extensions Folder and using another capture app such as Movie Player. I've only had luck with SSW v 6.0.8

BTW, there is a control panel titled "Gamma" that helps improve the display quite a bit with this card. 256 shades of gray is possible on certain monitors.

I have one of these in my SE/30. 640x480 256. Works well with Mac OS 7.5-8.1. I have not found software for it so I'm using it with standard Mac video drivers. This is what TattleTech 2.5.8 says about it. • Display# = 2 ◊ Active = Yes ◊ Main Screen = Yes ◊ Color Device = Yes ◊ Type = CLUT...

Not sure if it was available in Mac OS X 10.2.7 but, from the command line you may be able to do it. compress-files-from-os-x-terminal

No and don't be rude. I was asking the OP a question. Keep you spotty tablecloth to yourself please.

Why not?

Have you ever tried Mac OS 8.7 on your Power Mac?

The usual first step to check is a bad RAM configuration or ROM seating. Make sure all RAM matches and in correct configuration and capacity. Re-seat all, including ROM. Memory test takes time.

excuse me?

oh then stick it in a computer it goes into then. That is what you do with it.

Sell it or install it into SE/30.

Archive videos in Cinepak for playing on vintage Macs.

Maybe you want one of these? HDD SEAGATE ST423451N 23GB 5.4K SCSI 50-PIN 5.25https://www.ebay.com › ... › Internal Hard Disk Drives

I've always thought the same. For years I always used Apple ROM'd drives only on vintage Macs. However, there may be diagnostic routines in the software on the drive that are incompatible. Aside from being able to format and install drivers, Drive utilities also run diagnostics that are built-in...

Turn up the brightness using the brightness knob. It’s the only knob in the front of it. Ooops ,sorry you already did that.

Yes, what used to dictate which OS was practical for which Mac really boiled down to how much hard disk space your Mac had and how much would be left over for programs and documents. Plus printing and fonts. When space on the HDD was limited like on an SE with a twenty mb hdd, MacOS system 7.5...

I just tell the cat to go step on the keyboard until it powers on. Seriously though, some older PPC Macs have a IR sensor which a Sony remote can power it on.