Video playback on Plus/Classic

[agg23]

When I go to the page with all the downloads which one is the disk images of MacMovies?

 

[H3NRY]

Those aren't disk images. They are the files from the disks. The folder named MacMovies has the programs and a bunch of movies in it. If you want disk images, download the files and make your own images.

 

[agg23]

Those aren't disk images. They are the files from the disks. The folder named MacMovies has the programs and a bunch of movies in it. If you want disk images, download the files and make your own images.

OK, then I suppose that MacMovies™ is the actual app?

Thanks

 

[agg23]

How am I to get the MacMovies App to my old macs? I usually would download something in Mac OS X then transfer it over via FTP server but my old Mac thinks the app is a text file. I am using Fetch 3.0.3.

 

[luddite]

You can specify text/binary transfer mode in Fetch. In 4.x there's a dropdown menu under the "get" and "put" buttons... not sure about 3.0.3.

 

[agg23]

OK Nevermind I figured it out.

You would think I would have thought to download it on a Mac running OS X :

 

[olePigeon]

My guess is no, at least nothing more than the built-in 4-voice synth. Music Works took full advantage of this and I have to imagine that there is some way to merge the two files from the same company.

Did MusicWorks really use the 4-voice synth?  I only just discovered they even had one when going through my repair manuals, and I couldn't think of a single piece of software that actually utilized the Mac's synth chip.  I can't even recall any advertising literature that even advertised it as a thing.  Everything seemed to just use digitized sound.  Only place I remembered the synth being used were Startup and Sad Mac chimes.

 

[Crutch]

MusicWorks used the original four voice wave table synth from the Sound Driver. (Not the Apple Sound Chip.)