Hi,
Firewire is also named IEEE 1394 which was a standard used both by Windows and
MacOS to transfer digital audio and video. Firewire had a much quicker
transfer rate than USB, and along with the technology behind its transfer
style, it was the preferred method for video editing and other dig
Ah, thanks. Then what exactly is a firewire cable? Does it come with the Mac
mini?
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> On Apr 15, 2014, at 8:24, Jeffrey Shockley wrote:
>
Hi,
These two things mentioned are two different things.
The cable that comes with most new iDevices now is called the Lightning cable.
Before that, it was the older 30-pin dock connecter.
HTH,
Jeffrey
On Apr 15, 2014, at 9:14 AM, Devin Prater wrote:
> Sorry if this have already been asked, but
Sorry if this have already been asked, but is the firewire cable the one that
comes with the iPod 5? Or should it have come with the mac?
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thank yyou, is it possible to beuse this fiwere cable for a long time? if not
in my case so that i will not sotre my firewire cable which is included on my
apogee mic
On 15 Apr 2014, at 12:00 am, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No. Firewire is completely different than USB and is a different sh
Hi,
No. Firewire is completely different than USB and is a different shaped port.
The older Firewire 400 is similar to the regular USB port but not compatible in
any fashion, nor would you be able to fit the cable into the port. In order to
use the Firewire connection, you would need to purc
i do have the latest model of the mac book pro, i do have two port of thuder
bolt two port of USB headset connector and a port for tv. can i insert the
firewire cable to the USB cable?
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Hi,
It all depends on the model of Mac you're connecting the Firewire cable to.
The new MacBook Pro with Retina Display and the MacBook Air require an adaptor
as they don't have Firewire natively anymore. The older MBP's have a Firewire
800 connection on the lefthand side whereas the white Ma
Hi,
As far as I know, it works much like a USB cable. At least, that's how my
experience with Firewire has been. You just plug it in and it should show up.
There's only one way to plug it in, so you'll be able to tell which side goes
where. Hopefully, I remember to check my Mail settings before
