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Christmas Conquest- Quicktake 200
Posted by: Concorde1993 on 2011-01-07 21:50:34 Concorde, as a comfort rule you'd have to transfer anything stuffed from Snow Leopard (or any modern OS) to your vintage Mac prior to unstuff/mount/install. In regards to Protocal 7's QT software, and the eMate software sent by Beachycove, I did not unstuff any of the disk images (what for anyway? Classic environment is no longer supported on OS X, and I wouldn't be able to transfer pictures, or files from the QT, or the eMate anyway to my laptop). All I did was download the files from the link provided, which showed up as two separate file folders, then copied those folders onto a blank floppy disk. As a matter of fact, here is what I have thus far: Let me know what you need, I'll try to do that over the week-end. I need the entire QT 200 software package (Camera Access software to transfer pictures from the 200 to the 5215, and the Adobe software extras). Thanks for your help, btw.
Posted by: applefreak on 2011-01-08 01:09:45 never plug the quicktake 200 into an external power supply while it is turned on. Fuse replacement it's also a video camera - connected to a old mac with the TV video cable and using the power adapter - record movie with Quicktime i have 3 Quicktake 200's, 2 & 4 MB smartmedia cards (5 volt), floppy adapter FD-A2 , PCMCIA card SmartMedia, power adapters
Posted by: Concorde1993 on 2011-01-08 01:13:31 never plug the quicktake 200 into an external power supply while it is turned on. Thanks for the advice. Fortunately, I'm not having that problem with my 200, but that link you provided on "fuse replacement" was the one that I read a week ago.
Posted by: applefreak on 2011-01-08 01:17:10 the PCMCIA card SmartMedia no hassle with printercable and Camera Access software software on a mac FD-A2 FLASHPATH FLOPPY DISK ADPT available at http://us.ebid.net/for-sale/floppy-disk-adapter-for-smartmedia-fd-a2-fujifilm-34249411.htm
Posted by: applefreak on 2011-01-08 01:37:00 Quicktake 200 Service Source Getting Started With the QuickTake 200 Camera
Posted by: protocol7 on 2011-01-08 05:48:58 In regards to Protocal 7's QT software, and the eMate software sent by Beachycove, I did not unstuff any of the disk images (what for anyway? Classic environment is no longer supported on OS X, and I wouldn't be able to transfer pictures, or files from the QT, or the eMate anyway to my laptop). All I did was download the files from the link provided, which showed up as two separate file folders, then copied those folders onto a blank floppy disk. As a matter of fact, here is what I have thus far: Is your browser set to automatically unstuff downloaded files? It's possible that it's automatically doing this AND mounting the disk image afterwards. Because my link is a stuffed disk image, so you shouldn't be getting loose files of any kind.
Posted by: Concorde1993 on 2011-02-02 19:50:31 Update- the software sent about a month back from Protocol7 ended up working after all. The problem was the form of media I was using to transfer the QT software from the MBP to the 5215. Since the HFS structure is no longer supported in Snow Leopard when writing to floppies, the disk images in the QT folder (including the Install programme) kept showing up as generic files on the 5215. This was fixed by recording the disk images onto a compact disc. Now I get this on the 5215: Now all I am missing is the PictureWorks NetCard, Adobe PhotoDeluxe 1.1, and Adobe PageMill 2.0 software that was originally bundled with the QT 200 camera package, in addition to the snap-on viewfinder (although I do not care much for this- software is more important). Thanks to everyone for their help.
Posted by: applefreak on 2011-02-08 09:30:12 @ Concorde1993 send PM
Posted by: Concorde1993 on 2011-02-08 14:15:46 Thanks, Applefreak, for the software package. I'll try it out, and report on my findings later tonight (or tomorrow).
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