wrkactjob macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 23, 2010 #1 Am thinking of switching to a mac. Do bit torrent applications all work on a mac as per a Windows machine? When I download a .avi file will that sit well on a mac and be playable?
Am thinking of switching to a mac. Do bit torrent applications all work on a mac as per a Windows machine? When I download a .avi file will that sit well on a mac and be playable?
Hellhammer Moderator emeritus Jun 23, 2010 #2 Yes, you can use e.g. uTorrent or Transmissions. .avi files work fine
wrkactjob macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 23, 2010 #3 Thanks! Just don't want to end up buying a Mac then finding out I can't do things i'm used to on W7!
stridemat Moderator Staff member Jun 23, 2010 #4 wrkactjob said: Thanks! Just don't want to end up buying a Mac then finding out I can't do things i'm used to on W7! Click to expand... You will find that you can do most thing that you can do on W7.
wrkactjob said: Thanks! Just don't want to end up buying a Mac then finding out I can't do things i'm used to on W7! Click to expand... You will find that you can do most thing that you can do on W7.
GFLPraxis macrumors 604 Jun 23, 2010 #6 However, I recommend looking into using Handbrake. It's a one click DVD ripping app that produces very high quality MP4's that'll play on an iPhone, iPod Touch, PS3, iPod, XBoxm etc, and is legal on your own films for the most part.🙂
However, I recommend looking into using Handbrake. It's a one click DVD ripping app that produces very high quality MP4's that'll play on an iPhone, iPod Touch, PS3, iPod, XBoxm etc, and is legal on your own films for the most part.🙂
KingYaba macrumors 68040 Jun 23, 2010 #8 Patrick J said: I'm sure all he wants is film trailers. Click to expand... And Linux distributions. 😎
Patrick J said: I'm sure all he wants is film trailers. Click to expand... And Linux distributions. 😎