Apple 10.7.4 DVD player has dropped clip-maker feature?

Recently my school installed MAC OS 10.7.4. Now when I go to the DVD player for classroom use, the player's clip-maker feature is gone. Apple Help gives no answer. Am I right that thisfeature has disappeared? Thank you. Don

Well, not "solved," but I was mis-remembering part of the problem: 10.4 did not correct the inability of DVD Player to recognize external drives -- I forgot that there was a software patch (a terminal script, I think) which allowed them to be recognized. Sorry for the trouble.

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Message was edited by: djmckay

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