Apple Macintosh Performa 6400 Series - Manual (Page 71)

71 Using the Built-in CD-ROM Drive
Standard file formats
You can use CD-ROM discs with these standard file formats:
m HFS (Hierarchical File System)—the standard format used by the
Macintosh.
m ISO 9660—the International Standards Organization’s file format for
CD-ROM discs. This format has been adopted by many CD manufacturers
to make their discs compatible with a variety of computers. It is also the
format that allows you to use Photo CDs in your CD-ROM drive.
m The High Sierra format, a predecessor of the ISO 9660 format.
m Photo CDs.
m Audio CDs.
The software that lets you use discs with these file formats is already installed
on your computer.
Other CD-ROM formats
Your CD-ROM drive also works with file formats other than the ones listed
above (for example, CD-ROM XA) if you install the appropriate software on
your Macintosh. To find out about the availability of Macintosh software for
additional file formats, contact the publisher of a particular disc.
Audio CDs
Your CD-ROM drive can play audio CDs and audio tracks on CD-ROM
discs using your computer’s built-in speaker. You can also attach
headphones or speakers to your computer for stereo sound. For further
information, see the “CD-ROM Discs” topic of Macintosh Guide, available
in the Guide (h) menu.
Photo CDs
With your CD-ROM drive, you can use QuickTime to open digitized images
stored on Photo CDs.
For more information on Photo CDs, see the “CD-ROM Discs” topic of
Macintosh Guide, available in the Guide (h) menu.