Can I trust a Adaptec 39160 on 10.3 ??

When I first installed 10.3 some time ago (then 10.3.5) I had LOADS of problems with the system crashing. Eventually, after much pain, I worked out that OS X didn't like the SCSI card. At the time Adaptec said on their website that they had discontinued Mac support. I changed the card for an old 2940U2B and everything has been rock solid ever since. (This is on a Quicksilver G4).
Now I notice that Adaptec still describe the 39160 as a current product and list it as compatible with 10.3. But the newest firmware update isn't that new.
I'm sceptical, I can't afford to risk losing any data, but there are reasons why I would want to use this card.
Can anyone give me any more info? Is anyone getting a good result with this card / OS combination? Or should I leave it well alone?
Thanks

Mark,
Both the Wallstreet and Lombard use what is called DVD hardware decoding. The Wallstreet requires the DVD Decoding PC card and the 400MHz Lombard has the DVD decoding chip on the logic board (the 333MHz came without the chip but could play DVDs with the same type of decoding PC card). For whatever reason, Apple chose not to support this hardware in OSX.
The Pismo and newer Macs use software decoding. I don't know anything about coding so I don't know why a Wallstreet or Lombard could not be converted to software decoding. There is a third-party solution from VideoLAN but all reports from Wallstreet/Lombard users is it is almost unwatchable.
http://www.videolan.org/
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