Also, iMovie (any version) can't hold a candle to Final Cut Studio (any version). Super Duper is the far better solution (and free). The fact that Timecapsule doesn't even back up to a bootable drive is ridiculous. At work we have refused 10.5 because it breaks more than it fixes and our stuff works great as it is anyway. If not, I will be switching to Windows for my next computer. I don't like 10.5 and will be waiting to see if 10.6 is less lame than 10.5. It didn't work even before I downloaded new BIOS files. I'll get around to bootlegging Final Cut eventually. iMovie HD is the only one I use, the new iMovie blows, HD is nice for quick editing though and is surprisingly powerful for what it is. Oh, and iMovie rocks, you just can't handle its jawsomeness. What version of OS X are you running? are you on an Intel mac? I'm on a OS X 10.5.6 Intel imac.

I have had no compatibility problems except with Sega CD, and that's something he stated right next to the download link. Try deleting it and starting over with fresh everything. Now it could be screwing up because you messed with the 32X bios files. I took a screenshot of the whole thing to prove I was playing it on a mac, it only takes 1 second to crop it in preview anyway. It doesn't seem to matter where I download the ROMs from. Now I just want to know why KEGA fails when I try to launch a 32X game. I didn't fail, you failed because you grabbed everything else instead of just the game screen, so now you'd have to import it into Photoshop and crop out everything else. And yes, Command+Shift+3 is crazy cumbersome.

You aren't even doing anything in Space Harrier. Screenshots aren't lame when I need to capture pics for a review. Screen shots are lame anyway, bootleg iShowU by downloading the demo and getting the regkey from youtube, then you can capture video and pull screenshots from the exact frame you want. Me playing Space Harrier and taking a screen shot with Command+Shift+3. They really should work out the bugs before they release it. I also tried downloading 32X BIOS files but that didn't seem to help, either. I am downloading my 32X ROMS from ROMnation. Shift+Command+3 captures the entire screen and is even more cumbersome than command-S or even Print Screen on Windows. PS3 controller doesn't seem to work on the Mac. I use a USB Xbox 360 controller since I already have it.

A button on the controller to press in the heat of the moment gets the best screenshots. Otherwise I have to pause it and pause screens aren't always clean (they may resort to a menu or say PAUSE or whatnot). You can't play the game and press Command-S all at the same time.

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