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I'm tring to hook up a IMAC to a G4 to transfer video to each other. I'm using a 6 pin IEEE cable for hook up and I still can't make it transfer the program from IMOVIE from the IMAC to the G4 with IMOVIE HD. What do I need? Am I doing something wrong?
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Scott
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You mean you're trying to do a file transfer with a 6 pin IEEE 1394 Firewire cable? If so, you can either do it through Firewire networking, or, more commonly, Firewire Target Disk Mode.
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Originally Posted by Big Mac
You mean you're trying to do a file transfer with a 6 pin IEEE 1394 Firewire cable? If so, you can either do it through Firewire networking, or, more commonly, Firewire Target Disk Mode.
I'm tring to export a finished movie out of an IMAC into a G4 IMAC on imovie HD through a double ended 6 pin IEEE 1394 cable. I can't get it to work.
Scott
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You can't do that. Reboot one of the computers in target disk mode and copy the files across.
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Last edited by Simon; Aug 7, 2008 at 04:35 AM.
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I think he's trying to output Firewire video source directly from iMovie to the iMac, as one would output back to a camcorder. That's not possible, but moving the files is.
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Yeah, you can't just use Firewire and expect that one of the computers is going to work just like a camcorder.
The best way is to use target disk mode to copy the files over, assuming the movie project will work in the other version of iMovie.
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Originally Posted by Big Mac
I think he's trying to output Firewire video source directly from iMovie to the iMac, as one would output back to a camcorder. That's not possible, but moving the files is.
I see.
So yeah, you have to copy the file. You can do that through FW TDM or through IP over FW.
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If I have a Mac in Target Disk Mode connected to an iMac.
Can I restart the iMac using the Mac Mini as the startup disk ?
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I've started off a CD/DVD in a mac connected as target disk mode, so it should be possible - but there are details, like making sure that both macs are powerpc or intel, and not mixed.
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