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Can someone tell me with certainty whether or not a Panasonic NV-MD10000E will work (streaming video) with a MacBook Pro?

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What did Panasonic have to say when you asked them?

chas...you had me rolling when I read that!!!:D Hard to argue with that logic/reasoning!;)

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