i just got a mac and i need to move my music to a windows from a mac will this work
1487845
This device is delivered as being formatted FAT32, so it should work for this purpose right out of the box. If it doesn't then a simple reformat should make it compatible with both operating systems. I have 10 of these and they have all been flawless. Mine didn't come with a cover as it was originally listed with, but that has been my only issue.
1487846
I don't have a mac but since it works well on windows and linux I think you'll be right!
1487847
Yes it will work. Save your music to the Storite first and then transfer them from Storite to your windows.
1983613
My recommendation would be to get the Windows version and leave it as a single NTFS partition. Just load the included utility on your Mac so that it will read/write to an NTFS disc and use the single large partition for both platforms. Makes it easy to share files cross-platform that way.
1519506
When you plug it in your computer it is like an external hard drive, you just drag and drop you mp3 files. You can you their free app too, but only works in windows, no Mac support. Cheers
615949
Yes it is. Just plug it in and it will just work, just like a mac :) Drag and drop the sound files to wherever you want. It really is that simple.
373494
I do not own a mac but it is well worth the 5 dollars to try considering it worked for my windows machine. Good luck!
337016
Garth, the shipped software is a very early release of Audacity, and it DOES support Mac. Rather than use the disc, just dowload the latest release from www.audacity.org. You will need to download the llame.dll to get functionality to allow you to export projects as mp3's, but the audacity faqs around installation will give you everything you need to know. Best of luck.
651820
I used this with windows 7 and mac 10.5 it not work like spouse to do.I don't know in windows
1657145
It uses a software called Soundsaver and you can download it online. Soundsaver for Mac. So I'm changing my answer to yes. It works really well and you cant beat the price on Amazon..
1492072
It is supposed to work with any windows as long as you don't format it to work on mac, then you won't be able to make it work on windows.
297158
It worked for me. I transferred files from an old PC laptop to my MacBook but it took some effort to figure it out. I have since found an easier (and free) way to do this. Your Mac has a built in application called Migration Assistant. It can be found by clicking on the Finder icon, then click on Applications. You'll then go to Utilities and that's where you'll find Migration Assistant. Very easy to follow steps and it walks you right through them. You gotta love the Apple geniuses.
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Yes. That's exactly what I used it for. My OS is Windows 7 Ultimate. I did not try it on the Mac platform, but apparently there is no Data Migration tool for a Mac. I guess you're just supposed to clone your boot drive there. For Windows, it works great. You can use this for a variety of reasons besides SSD data migration, and even if your mobo doesn't support USB 3, it is backward compatible with USB 2.
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you can format it for either or. If you formatted windows you'll only be able to read the files on a Mac. You won't be able to right to it from a Mac and vice versa.
934864
For Mac users, if you are iTunes users, you have to convert your music files into MP3 & WMA format songs, and then put them into the drive. （it won't sync to your itunes）
1955090
Yes it will. It comes formatted as NTFS which is Windows only but it is very simple to reformat it to FAT32 on your Mac to make it work. Don't spend the extra money on the Mac specific drive. Search youtube for Reformatting a drive from NTFS to FAT32.
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No. Or at least not easily. You can use the free foobar2000 (for Windows) or the £14.99 Dipper for Mac OSX to do it. This has been a bit of a disappointment for me, especially as "Playlists" appear in the X5's menu system
395211
Yes, but you need download the audacity software from audacity, choose the version for mac
37663
I would believe so, I use it on my Mac for Garageband and Ableton. I would think it would work, but I don't have a computer with windows 8 to be 100% sure. Sorry I couldn't more concrete.