I'm looking for a patch or program that will let me download from my Mino to an older Mac running 10.3.9. Any out there?
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I thought Mino's just used standard FAT32 mounting procedures... shouldn't 10.3.9 just open the camera like any other USB hard disk? |
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From the Flip video site: Users Running Macintosh Computers: The FlipShare program requires the following minimum hardware and software to be installed correctly on your Macintosh computer in order to function properly: PowerPC G4 1.0 GHz, Intel Core processor or faster Mac OS X Tiger 10.4 or Leopard 10.5 512 MB of RAM USB 2.0 port SVGA display monitor and video card, with display set to resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher and color set to Millions or higher (to check/change setting, open System Preferences > Displays) QuickTime 7.5 or later Users Running Macintosh Computers with a Mino HD camcorder: The FlipShare program requires the following minimum hardware and software to be installed correctly on your Macintosh computer in order to function properly: 1.66 GHz, Intel Core Duo processor or faster Mac OS X Tiger 10.4 or Leopard 10.5 1 GB of RAM USB 2.0 port SVGA display monitor and video card, with display set to resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher and color set to Millions or higher (to check/change setting, open System Preferences > Displays) QuickTime 7.5 or later |
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I successfully just mounted one of those Flip cameras (forget which model) on a Linux box and copied the files over from the appropriate directory to my hard drive. Would think it to be the same situiation with a Mino and the Mac. |
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I don't think the Mino software is compatible with 10.3.9. It should just mount as an external drive though, and you can drag the video files from there. Is there a specific feature you are missing from the Flip Software? |
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