Hi, I'm setting up a new HTPC running Windows 7 32bit.
While I'm formatting its media disk as NTFS for performance and stability, I'd love for this machine to have the ability to read and write HFS+ drives (a not-uncommon scenario is a friend giving me a large volume of data on a HFS+ external disk, or an empty disk to fill with data).
I gather my options are MacDrive 8, Paragon and... that's it?
My main question is what're they like for speed, since any copy operations are likely to be very large indeed.
Apple's boot camp HFS+ drivers are still read-only, right?
While I'm formatting its media disk as NTFS for performance and stability, I'd love for this machine to have the ability to read and write HFS+ drives (a not-uncommon scenario is a friend giving me a large volume of data on a HFS+ external disk, or an empty disk to fill with data).
I gather my options are MacDrive 8, Paragon and... that's it?
My main question is what're they like for speed, since any copy operations are likely to be very large indeed.
Apple's boot camp HFS+ drivers are still read-only, right?
