1500 on mac? Hi, can anyone confirm whether the 1500 works on Mac? I realize it's not officially supported and that I'll probably only get stereo.Thanks
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We have the 1300 and the mic does NOT work on either of our iMacs. Everything works fine when plugged into our Dell latitude running linux.
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Answer I got back from Corsair... "we only currently make one analog headset, the Vengeance 1300: http://www.corsair.com/us/pc-computer-audio/gaming-headsets/vengeance-1300-analog-gaming-headset.html" So, I'm assuming the answer is no on 1500, yes on 1300, and multichannel converts to stereo.
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I wasn't able to install Soundsaver on my iMac, plus there is no support available anywhere. Get Audacity, it's free and works just fine.
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Dear friend,Did the software make your Sony DCR-SR42 compatible with your Mac? We're looking at purchasing the Sony ourselves?Thanks.Sincerely,Mac
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Oh yea, it works just fine with a mac. I was iffy on getting it for that reason, but no complaints so far = ) I looove it! <3
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How do I hook these speakers in to my Mac G4? Is there a USB connection or only RCA type jacks requiring a sound card to be put into my computer? Or can they be attached some other way? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Works on windows system. But haven't tried on a mac. Sorry... If it's not working id try to return it and get a refund. Maybe a faulty unit.
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I have a new HP desktop and the speaker set-up works fine. I would think you'd like it with your MAC. The bass is excellent and my system has the "beat" system.
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Unfortunately, there is no digital out on this console. If your mac has a 1/8" port for a microphone it is easy to bounce the dual-mono output to a stereo headphone jack which could plug into an analog input, but I don't know anything beyond that. There may be conversions for analog outputs to usb or thunderbolt at the apple store, but my apple experience is limited.
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I am guessing that it will work with Macs, but not with the software on the included CD. You would probably have to download a Mac-friendly capture and edit program (I use Audacity version 2.05 on the same OS, 10.6.8, with a USB turntable) -- this is the option I am considering.
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Using it on my Mac Mini with Mavericks and the latest version of Audacity. Works great. Get the software from http://audacity.sourceforge.net. It's open source; no charge.
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The link is back up. Can anyone comment on the Mac drivers? I'm thinking about buying one of these if it works well.
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It works really well with Mac OS X - no issues, no special drivers. Just plug it in and it becomes one of the 'audio out' choices.
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Yes it works on Mac. This does not ship with any audio editing or sound developing software.
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Ok everyone. The Xitel INport works fine with MAC. 1) You need to just plug in the INport. 2) Select it in your "system preferences &gt; sound &gt; input" the INport (if you don't see INport as an option then try plugging it in again, or restarting your mac) 3) Then install and audio recording app like "Audacity", and make sure that in this app's preferences that INport is selected. (note that if INport is not showing up or you don't see the volume levels reading audio from the input, you might need to restart your mac) Enjoy!
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You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this helps. You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this... » Read More You need to buy this receiver and the transmitter from Creative labs, hook the receiver to the Stereo through the Aux input and that should allow you to stream music to the stereo from the mac. The range is about 150 feet, but sound quality is pretty good. Sonos also works very well, but is 3 times the cost. I did it this through out my house just using the receiver and speakers from a couple old computers and now every room has music controlled from my computer. With the mac you could down load the Remote app on your ipad/ iphone and control the whole system from the device. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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My manual has separate sections for PC and Mac. It would be easy to miss the Mac instructions -- 4 pages in the middle of a 23-page booklet, with all the rest devoted to PC -- but those pages covered everything in Mac-only detail. I bought mine a while ago, and the booklet (and the supplied Audacity program) are out of date. I can't tell you whether an updated manual and program are now included. I can tell you that I updated Audacity on line, for free, and that the settings are in different places than they were in the original version. Similarly, the Mac OS X preferences that you have to set look different than in my copy of the manual.
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Gary, I gave the turntable to someone as a Chrsitmas gift, so I'm sorry that I am unable to specifically answer your question. I recommend you contact the manufacturer's customer support department for more information regarding interfacing it to a Mac. I can report to you that the person I gave it to absolutely loved it, and has since moved out of state, so is not readily available to question about his experience. I can tell you that my own personal experience with Mac's is that their "plug and play" designs are excellent, requiring little or no user technical expertise.