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#IMAC EXTERNAL BLU RAY BURNER MAC OS X#
#IMAC EXTERNAL BLU RAY BURNER PORTABLE#
#IMAC EXTERNAL BLU RAY BURNER SOFTWARE#

Compatible with all Laptops/Notebooks, Supported operating system is windows 10, windows 8, windows 7, windows vista, windows xp supports linux and mac os x 10.6 or higher Works great with Handbrake and MakeMKV on MacBook Air/ MacBook Pro w/ Touch Bar, Could Not be used in the tablets,such as Surface Series.

#IMAC EXTERNAL BLU RAY BURNER SOFTWARE#

Plug & play we recommend professional software such as AnyDVD, Mac Blu-ray player, VLC Media player, etc,no need to carry additional AC adapter.

New Design USB-C Confoly usb-c superdrive is compatible with new MacBook Pro/12inch MacBook No extra power needed, powered by USB3.0（Compatible with USB2.0 USB1.1) and USB C Type C.

Inside drive: Original and brand-new BC-5540H(or other similar models) Blu-ray read only + Super Multi functions Can read Blu ray disc DVD CD VCD discs, also Can write CD DVD discs.

So look for optical drive enclosures designed and manufactured after around 2017 and you're likely fine. The early USB 3.0 chipsets used in the early USB 3.0 capable enclosures were not reliable. The third version has no problems with my Blu-ray or CD/DVD and has had no problems when using a USB 3 cable and USB 3 port. The second version (first to support USB 3) has problems with the Blu-ray speeds and is not reliable when using a USB 3 cable. The original USB 2 version works absolutely fine with CD and DVD.

The original USB 2 eSATA version, the second version that supported USB 3 (released in 2012), and the updated USB 3 version (released in 2017). I own three versions of the Vantec NexStar enclosure. Either a Vantec NexStar updated version enclosure or the MacSales OWC Mercury Pro USB 3 enclosure should work fine for Blu-ray drives and using a USB 3 cable. If you have a drive in an old USB 3 enclosure consider moving the drive into a new enclosure that was designed and manufactured in the past 5 years. So for some Blu-ray reading/writing operations a USB 3.0 interface is necessary. But fast Blu-ray speeds can exceed the reliable data transfer rate of USB 2. USB 2.0 is plenty fast for CD and DVD reading and writing. With a USB 2.0 cable it does fine except for some Blu-ray operations. With a USB 3.0 cable I would get ripping errors and other errors. It works fine if you connect a USB 2.0 cable to it to force it to USB 2.0 speeds and interface. Purchased in 2013 along with a Pioneer Blu-ray drive. USB 3 enclosures hit the market around 2012 or so.

The early USB 3.0 interface chipsets used in the enclosures designed back when USB 3.0 was a new thing are not that reliable or good. I'd also suggest making sure you're using a USB 3 enclosure that was designed and released within the past 5 or 6 years. Hello! I promise I won't start a thread on The Beatles!

How, exactly? ), but I would personally prefer a simple peripheral device.īTW, this is my first post to this forum. I also see a thread on using an Oppo with a Mac ( SACD ripping, Mac/Oppo. USB Bus PoweredĪpologies if this is an FAQ, but the only thread on the topic I could find is closed ( Can anyone suggest a blu ray player for Mac? ).

#IMAC EXTERNAL BLU RAY BURNER PORTABLE#

For instance, this Pioneer BDR-XD07S may only support up to Catalina (10.15)?īDR-XD07S - 6x Slim Portable USB 3.0 BD/DVD/CD Burner. I'm looking at a few Pioneer and LG models, but their sites are ambiguous as to which versions of macOS they support. Unfortunately, it is not compatible with macOS Big Sur (11) or Monterey (12). I have a Samsung SE-506 from about 2016, which is clunky & noisy but does the job. My main use case is ripping audio to my Mac, not playing discs through a system. Can anyone please recommend an external blu-ray/dvd/cd drive, compatible with recent versions of macOS?