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> BeOS would show CDs as a directory of numbered AIFF or WAV files MacOS modern and classic both do this as well
by donatj 2y ago
> BeOS would show CDs as a directory of numbered AIFF or WAV files
MacOS modern and classic both do this as well
- ddingus 2y agoNow I should have known that. Fact is amazingly, I have never played an audio CD on a Mac. Ever. So, that leaves Windows basically as the odd one out. Love this place for threads line this. Nice catch to you as well, and I am going to go play a CD on My M1 via USB optical drive next week.
- sillywalk 2y ago> I have never played an audio CD on a Mac. Ever. I'm not 100% certain I never played an audio CD on a Mac. The only Mac I've owned with an optical drive at all was a PowerBook G4. It's been 20 years, but I assume any audio CDs that went into it were to be meant to be ripped into iTunes and not played as audio CDs.
- ddingus 2y agoI commented a one up above. SGI IRIX computers connected to SGI DAT drives will gladly save audio off those as well. Lol, just had to. :]