The previously mentioned options are best external CD/DVD drives for macOS, but they all don't support Blu-ray. If you handle with Blu-ray discs a lot, Pioneer is a good choice. As the external BD drive for Mac and Windows, it accepts BDXL, Blu-ray, DVD, and CD media with speeds up to 8x DVD disc burning and ripping. The Blu-ray ripping is Step 3: Get ripping. Plug in your Blu-ray drive, pop in a disc, and open MakeMKV. It'll take a few seconds to recognize the disc. Once it does, click the big, animated Blu-ray drive button to read that disc's contents, which may take another few minutes. 3. Reading the original post carefully, I can confirm that nothing special is needed to mount a blank Blu Ray Disk in the Finder, and then burn data to it with Mac OS X's built-in disk burning tool. I just did this yesterday with a 25GB BD-R. This worked perfectly with an external LG Bluray burner I just bought from OWC.
Configure the output settings before burning. Now, move pointer to the lower left side, select your disc type: "BD-25" or "BD-50", then "Fit to Disc" (recommended!), and "16:9" for wide screen or "4:3" for standard screen. Next, hit the "Burn" button on the upper right side of screen, you'll see an opening panel where there are choices for
STEP 1. When you insert your DVD into Mac, the DVD Player should automatically launch. If not, open it in the Application folder. STEP 2. Insert the DVD onto Mac. If your Mac doesn't have an optical drive, you should buy an external drive for help. STEP 3. The movie will automatically play as a rule.
Once done, follow the steps below. Download for Mac Download for PC. Step 1. Load the Regional DVD. Insert the DVD into DVD drive. Open MacX DVD Ripper Pro and then click "DVD Disc" button to import the DVD. It will start to detect the copy protections and region codes on the DVD. Step 2.
For Windows users: Hire an Blu Ray media player to play Blu Ray then use AirParrot for Windows to mirror all or part of your computer screen out to Apple TV. Method one, converting Blu Ray to Mountian Lion enables you to play, backup Blu Ray disc on Mountain Lion. It also enables you to add Blu Ray to iTunes on Mountain Lion to transfer to iPad

Technically, yes they can play Blu-ray discs. The problem is Well, that and the fact that a MacBook does not have a BluRay drive either. That may seem like stating the obvious but it's not clear to me that the OP knows it. Stick a BluRay disc in a MacBook and encryption isn't your biggest problem. Even if Apple releases a MacBook someday

7.When use bluray function, your computer must support Blu-ray format. 8.Need a blu-ray software to play blu-ray discs, NERO, Blu-ray Master is a nice free blu-ray player for PC, and Mac Blu-ray Player, iDeer Blu-ray Player, CyberLink PowerDVD are also highly recommended . 9.Player software is NOT included.

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