DAC and software for Mac OS X

[DJKRock]

I just purchased an ILDA compatible 330mW RGB laser. I am a mobile DJ and I use a MacBook Pro (intel, current gen). Where can I find a DAC and software compatible with Mac OS X?

[taggalucci]

I just purchased an ILDA compatible 330mW RGB laser. I am a mobile DJ and I use a MacBook Pro (intel, current gen). Where can I find a DAC and software compatible with Mac OS X?

Hi fellow Mac user! Respect

A copy of VMWare Fusion with a Windows VM is your best bet for the time being. You'll have access to all the options then.

My recommendation is to do yourself a favour and get a Pangolin QuickShow 2 package. The FB3 DAC is the bomb, as is the QS software. This will have a great deal of life in it compared to many of the other options.

[masterpj]

I just purchased an ILDA compatible 330mW RGB laser. I am a mobile DJ and I use a MacBook Pro (intel, current gen). Where can I find a DAC and software compatible with Mac OS X?

Quickshow works with mac now.

[swamidog]

Quickshow works with mac now.

natively, or through a vm/emulation?



"I don't know and she won't tell you. But the kind of money her company's throwing around... they don't spend that on any gorilla. Relax. You're in better hands than you *should* be."

[masterpj]

natively, or through a vm/emulation?



"I don't know and she won't tell you. But the kind of money her company's throwing around... they don't spend that on any gorilla. Relax. You're in better hands than you *should* be."

I heard it's native now.
ask bill

[MLS]

Quickshow works with mac now.

Are you 100% sure on this? If so hell ya!

[masterpj]

Are you 100% sure on this? If so hell ya!

sure, not really
this picture made me think it is:
http://www.facebook.com/masterpj555#...type=1&theater
Though according to people on irc this might be inaccurate.

[MLS]

I wonder if the MAC was just running dual operating systems? The reason I sold my Macbook was because it was capable, but this was well over a year ago.

[masterpj]

I wonder if the MAC was just running dual operating systems? The reason I sold my Macbook was because it was capable, but this was well over a year ago.

I have no clue if this is running natively on a mac.
I hope so for you guys, i've always been a windows user and have no need for switching (no offense to any mac user, my preference is just different that's all)

[cybertoyz]

Nothing would please me more than having a software package like Pangolin Quickshow ported to the Mac OS. After going through the Pangolin web site throughly, I saw nothing for the Mac OS. The photo of their booth showing a user with a MacBook Pro running Quickshow must have been in either Virtual Mode or in a Boot Camp Partition.

It makes sense for a company to spend the time to develop a Mac version of an important program like Quickshow. Mac has been using the Intel chip now for quite a few years. Compatibility is not a major issue any longer. The SDK's available from apple along with their Free Technical support makes it a no-brainer in most cases.

It certainly does help if the Mac users interested in the program contact Pangolin directly and let them know there is interest in a Mac O/S version.

Are you 100% sure on this? If so hell ya!