Is this DVD writer mac compatible?
1533624
I do not use a MAC, however it is a USB machine so I would think it does. But don't hold me to that. However it is a nice little machine!!!
1533625
It depends on your computer- My mac is circa 2012 and runs OSX 10.6.8 and it does not work at all. Extremely disappointing.
1533626
It didn't work with my older MacBook Pro laptop. Got an error message something like "device using too much power through USB" and it was bypassed. Might work on newer Macs.
987741
YES,Asus specs show that it is compatible with Mac OS X devices:http://www.asus.com/Optical_Drives/SDRW08D2SU/#specifications
1400869
Yes it is compatible. After installing the drivers from DVD make sure you run the Creative update tool as it will auto patch the software. Use the search function in windows to find it or there should be an icon on the desktop to run the update utility that gets installed from the DVD.
290880
i have a windows 7 laptop, so i really don't know! I read the system requirements for the external burner/player in the owners manual and the system requirements are as follows: 2 usb 2.0 interface ports (only 1 port required if using the ac adapter) windows 2000/xp or windows vista! I have windows 7 and it worked! my sugestion would be to call mac to see if a product like the one your looking at is compatible with Mac- or just contact the store where you bought your computer and ask for assistance from someone in computers and maybe they could also give you an answer! Good luck.
263164
The disc that came with it is for Windows. However, you could probably check the Panasonic site and see if a Mac version is downloadable. I don't use the software. I just use a card reader.
806754
Light scribe software is no longer exist. Unless you have a previous light scribe software then yes it will work on imac. But it does play cd and DVD.
1945706
Your Mac won't recognize a +R disc. I have a Magnavox that takes a DVD-R disc and records a vhs tape to the DVD-R disc as DVD+vr and my Mac doesn't even recognize the disc. Big mistake on my part.
760781
I'm not an Imac user, but it is a generic DVD drive with a USB interface. If that floats your boat, it should work.
263163
I can't say yes with 100% certainty as I run on Windows, but everything I have come across leads me to believe that it is Mac compatible.
455676
Should work just fine with all Mac OS 10 versions. I'm running 10.8 on a MacBook Pro but it's a standard protocol. Note that for a MacBook Pro you won't be able to plug both USB cables (one for data, one for power) without a usb extension cord because the MacBook only has one port on each side, too far apart for the caple supplied to stretch. However, it will read DVDs OK with only one usb connection - I think it only requires the extra power when it's writing.
2100798
Yes Sir, it is. It comes with software, but I don't believe it's Mac compatible, which is what I have. I didn't need it.
1078924
As per Epson, it is compatible with Mac OS 10.8.x, 10.7.x, 10.6.x, 10.5.x. Thanks, PCrush
66287
I have no idea regarding Apple. I'm going to guess that if there is a burner for DVDs then it should work. Try it and see.
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I wouldn't take a chance. It was supposed to work on my Imac and it read CD's and DVD's but wouldn't burn a DVD. I got a new drive from Apple and it works like a charm. I don't trust this product.
838047
I don't have a Mac but all Flash Drives are or should be compatible. It's just the way you format it.
1869535
I am a tech ignoramus so I don't understand the question - did you mean compatible, if so yes it works on my Mac.
1746593
I am not a Mac user so I can't answer your specific question. You could try making a DVD on a DVD recorder and putting it into your MAC. Worth a try. Ray