Opening Mac Drives in Windows 7 (Works for Windows XP+)

Download , install and run HFS Explorer at http://hem.bredband.net/catacombae/hfsx.html
You will then reach what you see in the video , and this video will help you access your Mac Drives in windows

This *should* work for Mac formatted iPods too.

The video will show you how to locate your HFS drive , and an example of opening a file.

Mac install video path:

System/Library/CoreServices/Setup Assistant.app/Contents/Resources/TransitionSection.bundle/Contents/Resources/

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Mac
• drive
• HFS
• HFS+
• Windows
• OSX86
• MacDrive
• HFSexplorer
• hfs
• explorer
• mac
• formatted
• iPod

[jellybsly]

Hey is it true that if you format a fat32 to a mac drive you can play files bigger than 4gb on a xbox 360

[deviantf01]

@jellybsly I doubt xbox 360s have support for HFSJ. you should read up on filesystems , maybe NTFS

[DISTR1CT]

how do I add files to it?

[KayinKento]

In order to do this, your external should be connected to your desktop via IDE or Sata right? Or will this work via USB? Cause I'm doing it now and its not working.

[atikastudios]

Ok you are god! you have got this working without cracks and mac drive BS..genius....