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EDIT: Did you get an Airport Extreme and not Time Capsule? Maybe you did? You can plug your external hard drive into the back of that Airport Extreme and use as a networked hard drive. |
I'm not an IT professional but i have helped many people who have Mac's so we do know a thing or two around here.
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I have an external 500G running off my 1T TimeCapsule :thumbup: |
As i mentioned earlier Using Audio programs (protools ect) often require firewire 400 and the internal drive CANNOT be use to record to. Only specific hi speed firewire drives can be used for this purpose and time capsule dosen't make the grade for this purpose.
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funny discussion because...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FireWire
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Thanks....I am well aware of that. But the Macbook can be used under circumstances with some audio programs but without a firewire interface that flexibility is gone.
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My understanding is USB is a "dumb" port compared to FW. USB maybe fast but is does not have the same technical abilities the FW does. For example USB is not capable of allowing a mac to enter target mode.
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Anyway I'll end my comments regarding this issue by echoing the comments of another user.
I think it's a serious mistake to shed the FW ports on consumer machines. I understand that Apple tries to lead the market in technology trends, and firewire is becoming diminished in the consumer market, but there is simply too much audio and video gear that relies on it, and simply saying that those users should purchase pro machines goes against Apple's long standing support of amateur and student artists- embodied by products like iLife, Final Cut Express and Logic Express. |
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