eyesroll
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Sat Mar-05-05 03:19 PM
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| Using a CD-R drive from one computer to burn audio CDs from another? |
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I have my old sage iMac set up as a music server. It does not have a CD-R drive.
My iBook does. I'd like to burn a playlist onto CD -- in audio format, so I can listen to it in my car.
Do I have to copy the desired files over to the iBook, or is there a way I can do this cleanly? (i.e. set up the iMac to recognize the CD-R drive on the iBook.)
I'm poking around the help files and not finding a whole lot.
Thanks.
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Poiuyt
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Sat Mar-05-05 06:41 PM
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| 1. How about Firewire Target Disk Mode? |
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You could set it up so that the iBook sees the iMac as a hard drive: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58583
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NuttyFluffers
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Sat Mar-05-05 06:58 PM
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| 2. Just checked the iTunes help for an easier way... |
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and unfortunately you cannot copy shared songs from the imac (the music server). here quick rundown from iTunes Help:
About shared music If your computer is connected to any other computers over a local network (and in the same subnet), and you are using iTunes 4.5 or later, you can share the music in your library and playlists with up to five of those computers. You choose the items you share in the Sharing pane of iTunes preferences.
You can also set your iTunes preferences to look for shared music. Once you do, any shared music that's available on your network appears in your iTunes Source list.
When you play a shared song, it's streamed over the network to your computer. ***You can listen to it, but you can't add it to your library or playlists, transfer it to an iPod, or burn it on a CD. *** You can tell if a song is shared by selecting the song and choosing File > Get Info. If the Kind is "remote" (in the Summary pane), it's a shared file.
-------------- This makes sense, due to potential piracy issues. But unfortunately requires you to transfer data from one source to another -- be it zip, usb, firewire, etc. the other idea is getting a cheap ext. CD-R. but i'd think the firewire cord would be cheaper. sorry :D
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