Lacie dvd not supported?

What do I do about my 200$ dvd burner not being supported by my mac. im running 10.3.9. What do I do?
iBook Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Hi Dan:
What do I do about my 200$ dvd burner not being supported by my mac. im running 10.3.9. What do I do?
Take it back?
Just kidding-unless it really isn't supported. What makes you think that it isn't?
Sue

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