Can someone tell me about burning MAC compatible CD's on a PC?

Answer by  mannersandsuch (1796)

It probly will not work. Unfortunately not all things are compatible two ways like would be most convenient. I have heard that things are heading in the direction of universal compatibility though.

Answer by  MikeG (1650)

You can do this using a Mac OS Emulation drive. You would mount an ISO onto a virtual drive and be able to burn it. Using an emulator though is NOT recommended as it is a violation of Apples Terms of use.

Answer by  DeMarkus (69)

Mac's can read PC disks just fine, record you disk as you would for a PC and the Mac can read it ok. Going the other way (recording a PC disk on a Mac) is generally similar- the default setting on the Mac is to record a PC disk anyway.

Answer by  HMG (139)

When you burn PC CDs, whether files or music, the Mac will be able to read it. The only problem you would have would be transferring word documents or PROGRAMS from PC to Mac. If you have word on your Mac, you're okay, but some programs don't run on macs.

Answer by  murali680 (559)

We can burn MAC compatible CD's by the help of MAC OS emulation drive and OSX disk utility which can take as a image format and burn it.

Answer by  murali680 (559)

In two ways, we can write the MAC compatible CD's on a PC by using Mac OS Emulation drive and OSX disk utility.