Will it burn BluRay disks from mac computer using included software or I should buy extra software for this?
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Alexei Sadovnikov, Burning software for Mac/Apple computers would not be included in the package. Additional software would be required for editing and authoring Blu-Ray discs. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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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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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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I had no problems with these CDs being burned I use Mac and windows, so to answer your question 100%.
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Can't speak to your exact model of mac-mini or OS version, but I burned a 50Gb blu-ray data disk from a 2.6 i7 mini running mountain lion without any special installation.
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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 bought it with a Panasonic UJ260 6x bluray burner sata laptop drive and worked it out perfectly. But remember to have installed in your pc the right software for playing or burning blu-ray discs.
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i found that most of the blu ray burners come with a very minimal software. the unit uses special drivers that will install from the supplied disk, but you will have to use another program to do the actual burning. i got mine from ashampoo burning studio 14, and it works well. i think the drivers are included with the program. i hope that helps..ray
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I suspect so. I use the external Blu-Ray burner with a USB 4-port extender on a MacBook Pro without any issues.
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See, here's the thing. The way it's worded makes it seem as though it burns bluray disc. It plays bluray disc and then allows you to burn dvd disc. I've tried a couple of softwares, including the one that came with it, but still does not burn blurays. Should work with any format going to a cd or dvd, though.
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yes will work fine..you need to download the ligthscribe software or buy the nero with ligthscribe....Also works in my mac mini server
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It's just plug and play. I have a 2011 mac book pro and have use this drive several times with no issues. Just remember that macs don't have native Blu-ray playback. You'll see the disk mount, and you can even burn to recordable disks. But you will need 3rd party software to play movies. There is free stuff out there if you google it.
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No I wasted my money on it..It needs a software that will burn even a regular blu ray disc.
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You can plug an external DVD burner into the USB port and XBMC will configure itself for playback (but not burning). Neither Linux or XBMC support BluRay the last time I checked.
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I used an "ASUS" Blu-Ray Burner combined with "DVDFAB" Blu-Ray burning software. It is a great way to back up the Blu-Ray movies you buy so your original won't get damaged by your kids, pets or grand kids.
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yes, This Bluray dvd player reads and burns DVD discs. I have a movie burner program for burning dvds, so, if you plan on burning bluray movies , you will have to purchase a bluray movie copy program. Feel free to ask me any more questions, thank you.
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I have NOT used a Mac, but I would assume same cautions apply: 1) make sure the slightly thicker discs will clear the drawer; 2) lower the burn speed as much as you can -- 4X or 8X is ideal to prevent "coasters". You should have "superior sounding" discs. I burn with Windows and NERO with no problems, except NERO will NOT make a copy onto a Verbatim from another Verbatim -- just a strange quirk!