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I think the version of QuickTime on the emulated Mac OS 9 computer will do this once you register it with a Pro key and open up the export options. To batch export files, a simple AppleScript can automate this with saved export setting within QuickTime Player.

Here is the specs of the sit version. And the video converted with specs.

Yes the sit file. The first file I didn't even know was compressed as nothing would recognize it. I used Quicktime Player 7 App from old days not the Quicktime Player that comes with 10.14.6

Quicktime Player 7 on my Mac mini 10.14.6 will load and play.

In order to make the Zip disk bootable it needs a system folder. You can either run the SSW Installer on it or drag an existing system folder from another disk or drive to the Zip disk. You may need to bless the newly copied system folder by opening and closing it. Then use startup disk control...

Send it back, you’ll feel better about yourself. The demand isn’t that high.

Anything vintage Mac is.

Infrared AppleTalk. Some Mac models have the ability to transfer files wirelessly. The 5260 and the 5500 ibelive have the ability to transfer files over built-in AppleTalk over infrared.

IRTalk

I think you'll end up getting the answer from someone here who know more about it. Those were the few things that I knew of to check. It's Memorial Day Weekend so I'm assuming the usual experts at this stuff will chime in and help you solve it later on. I never recapped anything so I don't know...

My apologies I misunderstood. If the bus error occurs without the blue SCSI then perhaps it's something related to the recap or the memory that is installed. I've had this issues and found it was a bad memory stick. Just to be sure though is the system folder that you use to boot the Mac with an...

Since it's clearly fine with the HDD I think It's a question best handled by the people who support Blue SCSI.

Most of us used dialup to get a Mac like that on the internet in 1992, using a land line with whatever modem was available. Hopefully nobody needed the phone to make a call and the ISP number wasn't giving the proverbial busy signal. So I can see the appeal to trying an SE/30 with broadband...

You can see why discussing eBay pricing on vintage Mac stuff is a sensitive topic here. If you think the price is too high then contact the seller to let them know otherwise don't buy it.

I never used a Performa 638 CD so I’m curious if it has “server mode” just like a Mac IIsi where the on button in the back is able to be turned to the on position on a permanent basis? Therefore a shutdown will actually not happen. On the IIsi the button just turns and locks in the on position...

You could run NetPresenz

I agree with @MacUp72 or try this. Wish I were... v2.0

I think it's rare to find an SE/30 without signatures. :)

A G3 iMac would have what you need for 90's games.

To make the repairs necessary or to make the necessary repairs? Big difference. Anyone can make the repairs necessary. Doesn’t need to be a professional.