In summary, if all you want to do is play and import music from CDs, or for data uses for CDs, this is a good choice. Seamlessly imports music from CDs into my laptop Apple Music app. (No screws) Disconnecting and then reconnecting the drive has worked for me to pop out a stuck disc. There is no way to open this vacuum-sealed container. Sometimes discs get stuck (the discs are sucked in, so there is no drawer to pop out). An adapter is required to go from USB A (the DVD/CD drive) to USB C on my 2019 MacBook ports, so I had to purchase a $19.Ġ0 adapter to use 2019 software with my 2019 laptop.
No screen caps are allowed for #1 or #2, so your creativity for presentations is limited.Īgain, I appreciate the ability to limit screen captures from licensed content, but I should be able to capture screens from my own homegrown DVDs. (I suppose I could ask my family and friends to gather around the laptop) 3. Why limit users to watch DVDs on the laptop only when you market something called Home Theater, and this is your ancillary product? I understand licensing considerations, but we’ve already purchased the DVDs that we watch ? 2.Įven the DVDs that I created for personal content are not viewable on Apple TV. The content shows on the laptop but the Apple TV screen shows only a gray screen. My BIG DISAPPOINTMENT is that i cannot mirror or Airplay DVDs onto my Apple TV to watch them on my large flat screen like I do other laptop screen content. I have more than a few DVDs, so I can watch the DVDs on my 2019 MacBook Pro.
This only plays DVDs and CDs, NOT BlueRay discs. I bought this to replace my BlueRay player. (Mac Apple TV users be careful when purchasing.
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