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You will have issues with DVD burners and Apples software plus DVD playback when using 3rd party drives. At least in the OS 9 and older era. Toast will pretty much use anything.
Uh I see, those aren't 'show stoppers' for me but I think I'll keep my Apple 'approved' DVD-ROM in case other programs might have a problem as well. The issue I have with it is, it can't read certurn burnt disks.(DVD-R's are one of them.) I can use my Mac Mini's DVD-ROM over Firewire but the Yikes can't boot from FireWire.
You will have issues with DVD burners and Apples software plus DVD playback when using 3rd party drives. At least in the OS 9 and older era. Toast will pretty much use anything.
Did Apple restrict it OS 9 software to their DVD drives and burners? I know they did in OS X, the cure for that is Patchburn.
I had a generic DVD burner in my G4-upgraded B&W G3 (functionally the same as a Yikes) and Patchburn worked to allow iTunes to burn DVDs, etc, but honestly I think the machine has spent all of an hour booted into OS 9 in the time I've had it so whatever limitations there might be on that side of the fence are a mystery to me. The machine does *boot* just fine from the third party drive, if that's your main worry.
Sure. I guess I'm just thinking I vaguely recall that under OS X at least the Apple DVD player would work okay with the third party drives, it was only the burning function that was gimped. But, again, NOOO idea about 9.
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