Has anyone tried using this with Leawo Blu Ray Creator on a mac air with Mountain Lion? My blu ray disc spins, then stops w/o burning.
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Fortunately no. I still use an older Mac and OS. There is a comaprison chart at Roaring Apps to see if any other things with Lion/Mountain Lion. Good Luck!
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Yes it works very well for me on Yosemite. I am more pleased with the results on mac than with windows. My pc is 2013. The mac is 2010 but gives better quality results. I think you will be pleased. If possible use svideo and both audio channels for best results (svideo does not include audio - this is the standard and not something lacking in hardware or software).
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Thx for the update. We now agree the Flip works just fine w/the Mac, and especially iMovie. We made a bunch of quite amateurish uploads on a fun site that shows how this looks. See www.mytripjournal.com/beartrek10Tom
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Yes the LG Blu-Ray burner is compatible as I am using it with my late 2012 MacMini right now. No problems with installation. Recognized immediately. Using latest Mavericks software. The drive is physically taller and longer than the MacMini but looks great sitting right on top.
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This means that you must have already installed "burning software" to handle whatever iso or other video/audio files that you need to "burn" onto the Pawtec. There are lots of choices for PC, not so many for Mac. A free PC software/convertor program is "Freemake". This you can get directly from a CNET download. It will even work to make BD files now. Other choices abound. For iMac Mavericks I use Leawo's software. It can be tried for free, and the cost is $39,00 for a one-year license ($59,00 for lifetime). For Macs, you might also consider Toast (check for latest version). I can say that the Blu-Ray quality from Leawo is excellent, with "burn" fairly quick "burn" times on 25G BD-R or 50G BD-RE disks.
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Yeah, that's what I did. I bought this along with an LG Blu-ray reader/writer and use them both with my mac. I'm using a Mac Pro running 10.6.8 and they both work fine for me. Didn't even have to install any software for it. I just plugged it up and it was recognized automatically. I use it with Encore to burn my BD projects.
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I couldn't get it to work at all on mountain lion. One support person confirmed it won't work on Os X at all and the other person assured me it would????I never did find an external modem that would work and ended up using Nextiva.com for my fax.
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Thanks. I've done all that with no results. My last resort is to test the player with a few other Blu-Ray discs. If they play with no problem, I'll return this set to Amazon and ask for another one.
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I have apple mac dec.2013 all work perfect. I;m already made 2 blu ray of my home video, recommended.
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Yes, you are supposed to be able to use this on blu rays. I haven't tried it myself yet. I caution you though. The machine doesn't really work all that well. Just today I tried to get a regular cd working properly. I went through the steps twice but I'm still having a problem with the picture freezing up and I can't even see where there is a scratch visually. So I'm probably going to have to buy something else to try anyway.
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I use AnyDVD, a program I purchased a several years ago and I think if works great. The company also offers cloneDVD2 which I use to burn the disks. These are separate programs that do different things but the two of them together give you unlimited possibilities. Automatic updates also come. I have been happy with the company and programs over a long period of time. I assume they have AnyDVD and CloneDVD2 for Mac also, but have not really checked. I have a PC. Check out their website. http://www.slysoft.com/download.html
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I just found out that it works only for Window program, So Blu Ray wouldn't be played on MacIt's not compatiable with Mac as the running Software for LG BP06LU10 can't be set in Mac computers.
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Can you give a computer novice who just bought a FS300 Caon instructions on how to upload onto the mac and burn onto a dvd? i have Mac 10.5.8 with imovie 8. thanks
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Hi Harvo, The DIGISTOR drive doesn't come with software for Mac that allows regular disc file burning. The Mac software that it comes with is called REWIND and it is built for creating a personal archive of files you want to archive to Blu-ray disc. If you'd like to burn regular Blu-ray disc files to disc, you will need additional software like Toast, which is not included in the package.Thanks,The DIGISTOR Support Teamwww.digistor.com/support
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I have yes. Since it doesn't come with a power cord to supply power to it separately, it needs to run through the USB cord. Blu-ray discs require maximum write speed in order to encode (whether you're going directly from Adobe Encore or exporting a disc image file from Encore and burning in Disk Utility, I found it gives the same result).Running a brand new (at the time) 2013 iMac, I found that I was not able to reliably burn a Blu-ray disc with Encore or Disk Utility. I was able to burn DVD's. There is a slot on the back that looks like it can connect to 9 volt power of some kind, which might fix the problem, but I haven't been able to troubleshoot that far, unfortunately. I have yes. Since it doesn't come with a power cord to supply power to it separately, it needs to run through the USB cord. Blu-ray discs require maximum write speed in order to encode (whether you're going directly from Adobe Encore or exporting a disc image file from Encore and burning in Disk Utility, I found it gives the same result).Running a brand new (at the time) 2013 iMac, I found that I was not able to reliably burn a Blu-ray disc with Encore or Disk Utility. I was able to burn DVD's. There is a slot on the back that looks like it can connect to 9 volt power of some... » Read More I have yes. Since it doesn't come with a power cord to supply power to it separately, it needs to run through the USB cord. Blu-ray discs require maximum write speed in order to encode (whether you're going directly from Adobe Encore or exporting a disc image file from Encore and burning in Disk Utility, I found it gives the same result).Running a brand new (at the time) 2013 iMac, I found that I was not able to reliably burn a Blu-ray disc with Encore or Disk Utility. I was able to burn DVD's. There is a slot on the back that looks like it can connect to 9 volt power of some kind, which might fix the problem, but I haven't been able to troubleshoot that far, unfortunately. « Show Less
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I have a 2008 BlackMacbook and a acbook Air...both do play Bluray...You Have go to Macupdate to download a Mac Bluray App Software for the DVD Blu Ray Player to Work.
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Yes. It comes with software to play blu ray discs on a PC. It does NOT come with any for Mac.