Will this work Imac and will play commerical Blu Ray movies?
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Yes, I use this to play Blu-Ray movies on it. I use software called Mac Blu-Ray player at this website: http://www.macblurayplayer.com/I'm sure there are other software for Mac to play Blu-Ray movies. I liked this drive better then the super DVD drive for the mac.
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Yes, it will play commercial Blu-Ray. I use ArcSoft's TotalTheater. I don't know about Imac.
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Hi Chris,Thanks for reaching out to the community. The drive does work with the iMac, able to play movies using the Single USB cable and appropriate Mac compatible Blu-ray software such as Macgo's http://www.macblurayplayer.com/ or DVDFab's http://www.dvdfab.com/mac-blu-ray-player.htmThank you everyone for your quick and informative answers helping Chris out.-The DIGISTOR Support Team
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This drive is absolutely awesome. It works with PC and Mac and does not need any software. It plays commercial DVDs as well. I don't have any Blue Ray discs but I think it plays blue ray movies too. Hope it helps.
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It should work just fine but if your computer is still IDE and you should also look into getting a better graphics card for your computer for it to play blu-rays and you can find ones that will work just fine on amazon for around $25-$50
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No, it doesn't. It won't work with any iMac that was originally built with an internal CD/DVD drive. Per Apple.
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It will not function as a stand alone blu-ray movie disc player. It has to be hooked up to a machine (aka your computer) that has blu-ray playback software.
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As long you have the correct codecs for your OS, it should play. It has nothing to do with the dvd or blu ray drive, rather the player (software apps) playing the VLC files.
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It will work but via USB 2.0 only. The USB 3 will step down to what your iMac has. If it has thunderbolt how ever that is better
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Yes, it will work, but you will need an alternate port on the Blu-ray player for audio (i.e. Optical audio output, or coaxial) because DVI doesn't carry audio through unlike HDMI does.
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I would assume yes. If you can feed an Hdmi signal from the iMac, it should work. As a side note -I would look at competitor's versions of this projector because the signal goes out for 6 seconds frequently.
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You need to convert the AVI files to MOV format and the Apple iMac needs to be able to play HD. This is a great product by the way.
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It doesn't Have DVD/Blu-ray drive in it. It might support one via usb? I wasn't satisfied with it for multiple reasons and sent it back. A Mac Mini makes a much better HTPC.
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I know it will work for the ipad so I would assume it will work on a mac. I used it to downstream movies. I changed to a Buffalo and have had much better luck
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I watched a blu-ray movie with it connected to a MacBook Pro (I have Toast with the Toast Blu-Ray plugin installed). Worked fine.
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I don't know the new iMac's video card specs, so you'll want to confirm that. As far as I know, as long as you have the right thunderbolt adapter, the monitor will work fine.Edit: I see others have answered you already. :)
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No. Mac does not support any Blu-Ray Device. It can burn Blu-Ray on the high end editing software but it can't play them. This is a Mac only drive. It may not work on a PC.
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It will work with Mac, but you need a Blue Ray Player application (~$40). Mac OS X doesn't come with one. I use: http://www.macblurayplayer.com
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If your imac has a place to plug in speakers or headphones, then it will work. It will work with phones, media players, etc as well.
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It has video inputs for VGA, Digital, and Display port, so if you have native options on the mac book for these, then yes it will work. Otherwise you will need some adapter.