[Ti] Burning DVD's on 867 MHz 15.2"
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    fl1pper at earthlink.net
       
    Mon Sep  8 05:16:46 PDT 2003
    
    
  
Robert Radler paused, thought it over, and spoke thusly:
>I'd like to burn and author DVD's on my new Powerbook, which 
>unfortunately doesn't have a Superdrive.
>
>I've heard rumors that it's possible to use iDVD (which I have) with 
>third party burners, like the LaCie unit, which is available at the 
>Apple Store.
>
>Has anybody been able to do this?  I'm hearing that there's some 
>freeware on the internet that allows this workaround.  (a rep at the 
>Apple Store whispered this to me on the phone)
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hmmm, it was my understanding that iDVD only shipped, or would be 
downloaded (legitimately) with/to Macs with SuperDrives. Anyway, the 
patch surfaces from time-to-time in all the usual places.
Two caveats:
One, the most commonly circulated patch is call DVD_Enabler_X_OWC 
(that's the 'famous' Other World Computing patch that Apple issued 
the cease-and-desist letter over) but it only runs under 10.1.5 (not 
Jaguar),
and, Secondly, the other patches (on a french website) involve 
replacing an item in the iDVD pkg Contents, under OS 9 (too 
convoluted and not prone to consistent results).
There is an updated version of the OWC, but the best way to find it 
is to use groups.google search.
~flipper
    
    
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