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Fair enough, and I grant that I don’t really make images with modern Macs (they lack a drive, anyway), and mostly use 10.4-10.6 for imaging, so it makes sense why my images work fine for me. Thank you for the in-depth answer.

My point is, as long as you do it properly, Disk Utility does work just fine. Never sure why the big-to-do with DD.

Still not sure why just using Disk Utility isn’t the easiest option.

Sorry, I missed that within the other details.

Tried with extensions off?

I’ve got one for a PB 1400 if you want a scan.

Do you have the SCSI card? Interesting, mine isn't loud.

All work. I have the last gen forming the backbone of my network, and they work fine. All earlier ones will, too.

AirPorts work great.

As a complete refutation (not that I’m right or wrong), but every single CD I’ve ever made that starts a Mac was always burned at whatever the maximum possible speed of the drive I had was. Never had a problem as long as it is a good .cdr of the entire disc, not just the data volume.

There was a 2019 windows port?

...which is why I say it is ok to use machines with batteries in them. Some think these things will blow up "any minute", but I am sure that changing them within 10 years or something would be fine.

Gosh these things are expensive! Not sure if they have any 20-some odd year old ones laying around!

PCI-E, yes....sorry I didn't specify properly.

Yeah, I could run that or a FW one, but I was just looking for something internal.

Just as described in the title. I am looking to see if there are any Mac PCI cards that will work with OS X ~10.6 with analog RGB and/or S-video input jacks that can capture/record video to a 2008 Mac Pro. Do any such cards exist?

The hakko is a good choice. Just what I have used for years.

Perhaps the drive cannot vary its rotational speed. Only thing I can think of. I’d love that capability. I have a SuperDisk that I got brand new with my iMac in 98. Just sits in its box waiting for a use…

Hot damn…that doesn’t even include the logic board!