Hence they are very limited, do not follow standard CUPS guidelines, and only work when the system is directly connected to the printer. For example many Epson and Canon drivers are simply “ports” of the old Mac Classic drivers to OS X. Unfortunately host-only printers still exist on the Mac. Can PaperCut support this printer?Ī host-only printer is a printer which does not support shared network based server queues. Q I have a printer such as the Epson Stylus Pro 4800, a small HP LJ, some Canon printers, etc., that only provides host based drivers that does not work with Mac OS X Server based queues. Photography was my compromise and this relentless push back to video brings me out in a cold sweat.Note: Also see PaperCut and Host-only drivers

I know, because years ago when most things were still analog trying to be digital, I had high end Canon video cameras and lens and did all these things myself as a hobby, and then I got married and a decision vis a vis time allocation had to be made. Whereas photography is primarily a solo pursuit. Technical issues aside, video is a team pursuit, it needs story tellers, lighting, sound, actors, graders, editors, directors.

If I want a cup of tea, I just start to show my mum some of my unedited video clips, and even a mothers love and enthusiasm can't overcome the urge to say 'I'm putting the kettle on, who wants a cuppa'. My computer hates trying to edit them and, unedited, they are just 5 seconds of interest hidden in a 3 minute clip.

The file sizes are too big to store and take ages to copy. Can't speak for you, and my name isn't Sally, but I am absolutely not ready for 4K video.

Canon printer utility sucks