Will it work on my PowerMac G4 533MHz Digital Audio build 8A428 OS X 10.4 PPC
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It works on my G4 867 MGzPowerbook. I misplaced my disc and had to buy a new one when I replaced the hard drive. I then upgraded it to 10.4.11 on the apple website. From your description you already have 'tiger' installed on the computer.
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It is a standard USB audio interface so it should work and any modern computer, be it Mac, Windows or most Linux.
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Yes, this should work with any laptop or Macbook running Windows, Linux or Mac OSX. This device requires power from an external wall power supply (cable included with device) and a USB cable to act as the sound interface. Keep in mind that you will have to change your default audio output to the Logitech Hub in your operating system.
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This should work being as it is just a USB port. HOWEVER it is not: NOTE: this sound card is not compatible with Mac systems. from the details
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Ashley, I'm not sure if the Griffin "nob" would work. Make sure you download the software (drivers) from Griffin Website... the PowerMate works XP, Vista, and MAC: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or greater. I find mine and report back if I think there's a possibility it will work the way you wanted too.
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I do not know. I have an iMac 2008 and it would not work for audio, Only video
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Anything from Apple's product,such as Mac mini,commonly needed the product from Apple. Yes,the DDPOWER speaker will fixed into the usb hub and plug from headphone as designed for all musical devices. The design for all musical hubs and plugs from Mac mini,but its software for the speaker might not be recognized by usb from your Mac. This connection is including the software for Bluetooth and with short distance. The speaker is weak in sound,software and a short in electrical power as needed to be charging after few minutes. More good sounds,not from this cheap speaker,but from more expensive one with better investment. So,it does work with your Mac from any times within short distance,sound,loudness or software.
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I use Windows, so I don't know. However, if your Mac has a microphone jack then I don't see why it shouldn't work.
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This card works with all iBook G4, PowerBook G4, G5 iMacs, and G5 PowerMacs.
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It worked great for me, as you can see in the RAM count. Here's my Mac - Model Name: iBook G4; Model Identifier: PowerBook6,5; Processor Name: PowerPC G4 (1.1); Processor Speed: 1.2 GHz; Number Of CPUs: 1; L2 Cache (per CPU): 512 KB; Memory: 1.25 GB; Bus Speed: 133 MHz
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assuming the instructions have MAC logo, but versions of OS not specified, it should work. if not i'm sure amazon would accept returns
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Yes, it will. I use it on mine. It really doesn't make a big difference and in that respect I don't think it's value for money. It does give it a slightly fuller sound though as the 27inch iMac speakers are good but seem too sharp without enough bass. But it's very clean with no power cable and only one single cable into a USB port on your computer. Compared to speakers that's great. It also works with youtube, iTunes, VLC etc. It works much better with a laptop and the smaller speakers on them. If I had my time again, I wouldn't have bought it for my 27inch iMac. If you got the money and like trying new tech, then go for it and test it yourself though. Yes, it will. I use it on mine. It really doesn't make a big difference and in that respect I don't think it's value for money. It does give it a slightly fuller sound though as the 27inch iMac speakers are good but seem too sharp without enough bass. But it's very clean with no power cable and only one single cable into a USB port on your computer. Compared to speakers that's great. It also works with youtube, iTunes, VLC etc. It works much better with a laptop and the smaller speakers on them. If I had my time again, I wouldn't have bought it for my 27inch iMac. If you got the money and... » Read More Yes, it will. I use it on mine. It really doesn't make a big difference and in that respect I don't think it's value for money. It does give it a slightly fuller sound though as the 27inch iMac speakers are good but seem too sharp without enough bass. But it's very clean with no power cable and only one single cable into a USB port on your computer. Compared to speakers that's great. It also works with youtube, iTunes, VLC etc. It works much better with a laptop and the smaller speakers on them. If I had my time again, I wouldn't have bought it for my 27inch iMac. If you got the money and like trying new tech, then go for it and test it yourself though. « Show Less
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Yes, should be compatible using the OSX 10.9 native drivers. Note: installation in a MacPro may also require obtaining a Molex power adapter connector for proper functioning.
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AFAIK, it should. I"m using it on a PPC eMac. However, generally speaking, USB devices should be interchangable. The best bet to definitively verify this would be to consult the Tech Specs sheet for your computer (goto http://support.apple.com/specs/ Once there, enter your machine's serial number into the appropriate field. You'll find the SN by clicking on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, and going down to "About This Mac". You'll see a screen with the Mac OS X logo with the version number under that. Click on the version number twice. This should show your machine's SN. The spec sheet will definitively show your the appropriate Apple keyboard which should work. AFAIK, it should. I"m using it on a PPC eMac. However, generally speaking, USB devices should be interchangable. The best bet to definitively verify this would be to consult the Tech Specs sheet for your computer (goto http://support.apple.com/specs/ Once there, enter your machine's serial number into the appropriate field. You'll find the SN by clicking on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, and going down to "About This Mac". You'll see a screen with the Mac OS X logo with the version number under that. Click on the version number twice. This should show your... » Read More AFAIK, it should. I"m using it on a PPC eMac. However, generally speaking, USB devices should be interchangable. The best bet to definitively verify this would be to consult the Tech Specs sheet for your computer (goto http://support.apple.com/specs/ Once there, enter your machine's serial number into the appropriate field. You'll find the SN by clicking on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, and going down to "About This Mac". You'll see a screen with the Mac OS X logo with the version number under that. Click on the version number twice. This should show your machine's SN. The spec sheet will definitively show your the appropriate Apple keyboard which should work. « Show Less
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I can't imagine why they wouldn't. I've had mine plugged into a mini Mac and an iMac G4 both are desktops but the audio plug is the same.
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yes..but you need to find software that is for powerpc..google "powerpc software for mac".
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"http://www.m-audio.com/support/drivers-search" Enter your system info and find results. Latest driver is"M-Track Quad OSX Driver v3.2.0" for OS X 10.10.0 It should work on 10.10.1 and 10.10.2 because those updates are to fix bugs, not change the system entirely.