That's a DIFFERENT patch Steve. Totally different thing you are asking about. Here is your solution from the MacDV list. k > On Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at 12:17 AM, Filipp Lepalaan wrote: > >> OK, >> Just in case someone's interested how this one turned out: >> To get DVD Player to work under OS X when you've bought an external >> DVD with a machine that would otherwise be capable of playing them >> (has enough horsepower / graphics card like for eg. the newer CD-ROM >> iMacs) you do this: >> 1) Dowload Pacifist from: http://www.charlessoft.com/Pacifist.dmg >> this thing will allow you to do *real* custom OS X installs. >> 2) Insert your OS X Install disk File -> Open -> >> CD/System/Installation/Packages/Essentials.pkg >> (or somthing like that) and there you'll find DVDPlayer.app - >> activate and install. >> 3) Then you go and download this thing: >> http://195.134.134.27/downloads/macdvd/DVD_Player_Patch_3.2.bin >> (this'll patch the freshly installed Apple DVD player to allow using >> of external players.) >> Run the .command and voila. >> Hoping this'll come in handy for someone, >> filipp >> >> >>> Hi >>> What do you do when you buy >>> an external DVD player/burner for your flat >>> panel iMac (with a CD-RW drive for eg) >>> and want to watch DVD's under OS X? On Monday, February 24, 2003, at 10:47 AM, Steve Goldstein wrote: > With all this talk about connecting an external DVD and/or patching, > does anybody know how to get DVD Player to work to play DVD's > (movies)? Not that this is the most important part of my life on my > Mac, but now that I have a Pioneer 105 up and running (aka > Superdrive), I try to open DVD Player, and it starts to open, but gets > nowhere. > > Thanks, > > Steve