After loading DVD movies to the program, you can choose DVD subtitle and audio, rename the output files, make a selection of titles and chapters to be ripped, as well as to play the DVD movie in the built-in player. Click the default iPod touch icon in the end of each title, you would see the following profile frame. You can search your profile in the profile frame or directly input your device name or your desired output profile into the profile search bar for quick profile setting.
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In this article, we're going to use the bootable OS X install DVD you created to install Lion on a disk you will erase as part of the installation process. Before we begin, remember that you will be erasing one of your volumes to use as the target for the Lion install. You should have a complete, current backup of that drive, because all data on the drive will be lost.
As soon as your Mac restarts, hold down the C key. This will force your Mac to boot from the DVD. The boot process will take a long time, so be patient. Be sure to turn on all monitors that are connected to your Mac because in some multi-monitor setups, the main display may not be the default monitor used by the OS X Lion installer. Disk Utility will open and display a list of connected drives. This process can take some time, so be patient. Select the disk you wish to be the target for your OS X Lion install. Remember that we're going to erase this disk, so if you haven't performed a current backup of the data on the disk, stop and do it now.
If you have a current backup, then you're ready to proceed. Select the disk you wish to erase. A drop-down sheet will appear, asking you to confirm that you wish to erase the target disk. Click Erase. Disk Utility will erase the drive. A drop-down sheet will appear, asking if you agree to the license terms. With the help of this software you will be able to make your USB bootable and than add the ISO of Lion or anything else you need and just click convert. If you want help you can reply to my comment I can send you screenshots of the process.
Hope this will help anyone. Ah, someone beat me to it correcting my earlier post. I accidentally was looking at the Snow Leopard dmg file. My bad. The above post is very helpful, although I was not able to burn to a DVD for some reason, but burning to a USB stick seemed to work fine. Need some major help. Says on the disc 4. I have downloaded mac Can anybody advise me the way to do it in my intel based desktop?
I was try to find the way for months in internet; but no concrete help is available anywhere. I advise will be highly helpful. As I recollect, the Lion Installer self-initiates after download, during which time I have no control, and then the Installer disappears. Well my questions is about the InstallESD.
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DMG file being burned to a disc. That simply makes a copy of the dmg file. Is there a part of the instructions missing? Reply With Quote […]. Hi… Im not sure if you explained it already but i want to install ANY os on my mac pro. I just bought a new iMac. Another way would be to store Lion to a bootable USB stick, see again on […].
I installed Lion and now no longer have the download. I understand from comments above that it gets auto-erased. Anything I can now do to get it back? Is there a solution to get the installation back files back? Mine took over three hours. I'm burning it to DVD right now. In case you need to know how. The steps are extremely easy and I had the DVD created within minutes of downloading. I tested the […].
Any suggestions? The only way I can see getting a bootable DVD is to burn one before you install, in which case you would have to force quit the installer make your bootable first. I did not do this stupid me. Not what anyone here wants to hear if u have bandwith caps, but better than reinstalling the whole system…. Seems like an important detail is missing from these instructions.
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According to the instructions on OSXDaily. They are systematically pushing consumers to buy everything from the App Stores and this is another way to force them to do it. Great business model for them — I can see that. But it just shows that they are now a far more arrogant corporation than Microsoft ever was. They have forgotten where they came from and the Apple customers that have been with them from all corners of the planet for many years. We do have the right to voice our concerns that the inability to download large software impacts on us.
For many of us installable media is the only option. So pull your head in. Come up with all the tin foil hat remarks and excuses you want, Apple has been and always will be a leader that everyone else follows. By going this route Apple has saved Billions in Fabrication and Production Packaging Costs and have allowed the consumer to see the rewards in the lower cost OS upgrade path.
I worry about the entitlement of generations by not seeing the moves Apples and other innovators make that are more positive then negative. I Suggest you do some research and see how changes in society in the way things are done for long periods have always been hard for people to accept when a better way is presented, change is hard for those that are use to the same thing over and over. But without change we would still be in the dark ages, imagine no electricity or transportation by vehicles and only by animals, no running water or even medical accomplishments that have saved billions from death, without penicillin etc.
Yes, these things where also looked at as bad moves due to people not understanding or being able to understand that change is Progress and Progress is Human Nature. Look at the difficulty automobiles had, when folks had been use to horses for hundreds of years as transportation, or how television and movies had been seen as evil and fads and bad morel moves, Change is hard to understand, but it will happen with or without an individual.
That is a ridiculous statement, as downloading software consumes a ton of energy in the form of electricity used by the servers storing the software and the computers downloading it. How do you think electricity is made?
There is no such thing as a greener company. A company can only shift the resources used and does not necessarily mean they are doing the planet any favors. You can do that with this […]. Apple needed to do this and I bet they even thought about it back with Snow Leopard, but it was too soon. DVD software is so completely over. Oh well. Really obnoxious. I think you missed his point, I think his original point was more: yes I only have to download it once not 3 times.
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In Australia its not uncommon to only have 35gb 40gb 50gb or even less… he is lucky that he has 80gb yes, I only have 50gb. If you are already using all your quota every month it is hard to curb your normal usage to allow for large downloads like this. Particularly when the user can have no idea that they are downloading anything windows updates, steam updates, youtube… etc. Whoo hoo! Here I was so frustrated with Apple and their no-disc release of Lion. Being able to burn off Lion to a disc is going to be a life-safer.
Wow is all I can say.