Is the drive M-Disc compatible?
481955
"Is the drive M-Disc compatible?" My short answer is yes, I believe it is, as long as your firmware is 1.10 or newer. While I have not tried the new M-disc standard, it looks worth a try if it really does have an archival period of 1000 years. The nice thing about Pioneer is they seem to stay either with or ahead of the trend curve.
481956
The M-Disc is well worth investing in. All of my import HD video is now saved on "M-Discs".
1113407
Yes, it will write to BluRay M-Disc at a maximum of 4X. I have used this burner for 2 years and highly recommend. This is where I found your answer: http://www.mdisc.com/m-ready/ it shows the drive as read and write for M-BluRay and Read only for M-Disc DVD. Edit- I have never used M-Disc.
496033
The destination disk must be equal or larger than the source. So the answer is it will not work.
1981444
Yes. Check the options at Amazon when ordering. You have the choice of disk or download.
2176177
I cant find any compatibility with M.2 NGFF formats under the laptop specs. So I would assume no, it is not compatible. It looks like you need mSata or regular 2.5" HDD/SSD
606074
M-Disks are only available in DVD format now, 4.7GB. According the manufacturer facebook page, the new BluRay version, 25GB, should be out just after the new year. Their web site says the new BluRay M-Disk will be burnable in any BluRay burner. I'm watching their fb page for more news.
669192
It depends on your system. Check your disc information page, or you dvd guide.
2130161
No it is not. The connectors on those drives are different than laptop arrives.
838587
i never try to burn m disk but the owners manual says it will but the software that comes with it is limit it will not let you burn blu ray disk it asks you to upgrade to full version of nero.
723799
I'm not sure. That might be needed. I still haven't been able to get mine to work in either drive yet.
159549
Drives shouldn't have a problem functioning with either 32 bit or 64 bit. Programs are what cause incompatibility. If it doesn't work, reformat it (I'd recommend NTFS for Windows) and it should be fine.
364524
If your drive has an mSATA, then it's OK. You can also get a SATA to USB adapter to get the data out.
905786
Yes to all, however mine was dead at end of one year. Disks died twice after warranty. Too expensive to replace.
1987832
If your disk matches the format supported by this device, yes. IDE/PATA/SATA
673682
Science guy, this drive is a SATA interface and it is 9.5MM height. My research shows this matches the interface and the (slim height) of the optical drive that fits the M6400. It should work perfectly.
1639616
To clarify my previous answer, M disc is DVD format not BluRay format per your question. The description stated that it does support it
1662554
You need an LG burner that has the M-Disc logo in order to burn discs, but M-Disc is playable on any brand DVD player