Ive got a DVD-ROM that I need to run on my Macbook for school. The DVD-ROM said it requires a PC based (Windows) OS to run it. I can watch the DVD part of it through the dvd player, but I can look at the information and quiz sections. I have CrossOver but I cant get it to work. Any solution other than running Windows?
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Running Windows Formatted DVD-ROM on Mac OS X
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Depends of if the DVD is just DVD-Video or if it contains an Application. If the former, then you should just be able to use DVD Player to view it, if the Latter, you must use Windows.
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What IS CrossOver?
You actually have run Windows in Parallels, Fusion, or BootCamp to get it to work.
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You actually have run Windows in Parallels, Fusion, or BootCamp to get it to work.
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http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/
It's most likely doing some "fancy" DirectX stuff that Crossover doesn't support.
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