From: ccsccs7 (ccsccs7_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Nov 18 2004 - 19:29:03 PST
If it can read the CD, a somewhat recent version of QuickTime (4 maybe)=20
can play MP3s.
As for the "video card". Do you mean an AV card? As in inputting video?=20
The connectors on the AV card (besides the DB15 monitor connector) are=20
S-video. You need an RCA-style to S-video adapter to input or output TV=20
signals if your equipment isn't equipped with like (PS. an ADB=20
(keyboard) cable is the same as an S-video cable). I don't know if after =
market adapters will work. The adapters are designed with one for input=20
and one for output. I tried a search on ebay but couldn't find any of=20
the Apple adapters.
Cedric
MKow1234_at_aol.com wrote:
>=85
>Two more Mac questions:
>1) I burned some rock music onto a CD on my desktop PC, but my PowerMac=
=20
>failed to even recognize the CD! Is there a way to make this prehistori=
c critter=20
>recognize and play .MP3 files?
>
>2) My PowerMac appears to have a video card installed in it. Where woul=
d I=20
>begin to search for an adaptor to feed a video signal into this thing? =
Am I=20
>going to blow the thing up?
>
>Regards,
>
>Matt K.
>
>
> =20
>
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