Yeah, I'll have to disagree completely and say "As long as you've got a
midi interface (USB) that is supported in windows, it will work 100%
perfectly fine in Windows-XP-on-the-intel-mac."
It's really just a dual boot, it's not inside emulation or
virtualization, as the new macs ∗are∗ PCs, just with a different
firmware system instead of a standard PC bios. Oh, and they look nicer =]
Of course, this means you'll need to shell out the $250 or whatever for
your Windows XP license... yuckies! FOSS, people!
Mike Marsh wrote:
>I'm not so sure, guys. The trouble might be in the MIDI ports and
>drivers. Time will tell...
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>--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Jason Proctor <jason@...> wrote:
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>>yes. it's real Windows running on a real Intel machine. not emulation
>>of any kind. so i would expect Windows software to work as well as
>>Windows software does normally :-)
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>>>I would guess that yes it would for those folks who have the new
>>>Intel based Macs. The Mac user would have to purchase a copy of
>>>Windows XP to be installed on the Mac platform. I assume following
>>>that, MidiOX would work as normal.
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>>>All this is guesswork, since I do not have a Mac. Plan on one soon
>>>though.
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>>>Andy
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