RDSS on Apple Mac - Pace and Cap

Midland333 · 08-01-2012, 02:54 PM

Greetings
I have no problems at all with my MacBook Pro in regards to using RDSS.
Bootcamp is the application I use to split my hard drive in half between Apple and Microsoft.
The laptop is a bit heavy but reallyyyyyyyy solid and there never seems to be a problem other with any handicapping softwear applications and I had both Black Magic and RDSS working well ( I am just a RDSS user now )
So dont have any second thoughts about using Bootcamp---simple and has worked really well.
On a personal note I was a classic example of getting caught up on the hype and packaging of Apple and my kids were all over the product.

Caution-there is a learning curve and not being computer savvy it can take away from the joy of using the machine but most importantly not having flashfor so many horse application vids is a HUGE problem for the I-Pad and Mac Book---so when its all said and done I'm sorry I just didnt buy a really good P.C.for about $1200. less--I think I've used my Mac side of the harddrive for maybe 5 hrs in the last year--just dont use it.

Finally the arrogance of Apple ( good for business I suppose ) is beyond belief regarding flash and for a topper they are now changing the power plugs to match the newest machines, boom boxes etc etc. I feel like I'm being help hostage.

That's my take on it.

Any thoughts on the above or more importantly advice will be appreciated---maybe I'm off in my thinking

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08-01-2012, 02:54 PM	#12
Midland333 Buffalo NY Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: WOODBINE Buffalo NY,Midland Ont,Mexico Posts: 441	Greetings I have no problems at all with my MacBook Pro in regards to using RDSS. Bootcamp is the application I use to split my hard drive in half between Apple and Microsoft. The laptop is a bit heavy but reallyyyyyyyy solid and there never seems to be a problem other with any handicapping softwear applications and I had both Black Magic and RDSS working well ( I am just a RDSS user now ) So dont have any second thoughts about using Bootcamp---simple and has worked really well. On a personal note I was a classic example of getting caught up on the hype and packaging of Apple and my kids were all over the product. Caution-there is a learning curve and not being computer savvy it can take away from the joy of using the machine but most importantly not having flashfor so many horse application vids is a HUGE problem for the I-Pad and Mac Book---so when its all said and done I'm sorry I just didnt buy a really good P.C.for about $1200. less--I think I've used my Mac side of the harddrive for maybe 5 hrs in the last year--just dont use it. Finally the arrogance of Apple ( good for business I suppose ) is beyond belief regarding flash and for a topper they are now changing the power plugs to match the newest machines, boom boxes etc etc. I feel like I'm being help hostage. That's my take on it. Any thoughts on the above or more importantly advice will be appreciated---maybe I'm off in my thinking