On Jan 6, 2004, at 16:52, Mark M. Florida wrote: > On Jan 6, 2004, at 12:54 PM, Erica Sadun wrote: >> And iDVD 4 will let you do (a) 2 hours and (b) >> create projects on machine A and burn them on >> machine B. > > I wonder how the dual-machine burning works -- if you need an > "official" internal SuperDrive (or Pioneer brand equivalent) on the > burning machine, or what... > > Or if machine A could be the same as machine B with a FireWire DVD-R > drive. > > Whoever finds out first, let us know! To me, this and other factors point to the existence of an iBox: 1- iPhoto sharing via Rendezvous (this just begs for an "iPhoto server") 2- iTunes sharing via Rendezvous (see above) 3- iDVD can now run without a SuperDrive - "take your projects and burn them on a SuperDrive-equipped machine" I can totally see an iBox: think about it - you're sitting in your living room perusing the iTunes Music Store on your iBox. You decide to purchase some tunes and in about 1 minute you're listening (on your home stereo) to a new album you just bought. The other Macs in your home can make use of this album too, because of the 3-machine limit on iTMS-purchased music. Come on, Steve - please please please! :) Eagle