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Question: I plan to use 3rd party software (Nero) to burn & play Blu Rays with this burner, so is there any reason to load anything from the included software?
Document: This item does not burn blu-rays without constantly messing them up partway through. I bought it once, it didn't work, so I returned it and replaced it, thinking maybe it was the unit, then bought it again and same thing. Every blu-ray I try to burn, less than 25% through it says there's an error and ejects the disc. I've tried to use both the Cyberlink software it came with as well as Windows and same issue. Wasted blu-ray, wasted money.
And I did not want to have to search out, buy and install additional layers of software to get a Blu-Rays to burn.This unit caught my eye based on reviewer&#8217;s claims that it did work with Apples and did so without additional software.I have now confirmed that claim in considerable detail.
I liked the Blu-ray burner. It worked well with Mac & PC. However, my unit arrived with the serial number blacked out & &#34;VOID&#34; in large silver letters across the product name plate on the bottom of the unit. There was NO mention about the unit being refurbished. I plan to buy the same exact model again - But I will never buy anything from STORITE again
I plugged my burner in and then edited my video on the Pinnacle Studio 17 Ultimate editing software that I already had and then easily exported it to the LG writer that burned a flawless Blu-Ray disk. Of course I was worried that it might not play on my Sony Blu-Ray player, but it booted up right away and I watched a beautiful High Definition video on my HD television.
I am using this LG USB3 Blu-ray Burner with a 2013 Mac mini and the performance has been flawless. I have burned and ripped both BDs and DVDs with it and watched commercial BDs and DVDs with it using the Aurora software Blu-ray Player (though I am sure that others work as well). It will also burn the M-Disc long-life DVD blanks. Others have said the supplied USB3 cable is short. I suggest that you wait to see whether it is or not.
And once I get a USB 3.0 card installed and working, I will try to burn using USB 3.0. USB 2.0 is not super fast, so I am burning as I work throughout the day. The burner is very quiet, and does not interfere in any way with anything else that I am doing, and I have a lot of programs open at once.I am using Toast Titanium 11.2 and it works perfectly.
It reads Blu-Rays at up to 14x, DVDs at up to 16x, and CDs at up to 40x. It has high write speeds, but I can&#8217;t recall the last time I wrote an optical disc; I&#8217;m only planning to use this device for ripping.It&#8217;s a bulky device, a full-sized unit with a power supply, unlike my slim Plextor.
Very good Blu-ray burner. I have worked to perfection, but only what I used to burn DVD and Blu-ray data.The packaging was perfect and the service excellent supplier.
If I had a USB 3 device, I might get higher Blu-Ray throughput. The maximum for USB 2 is 35 MB/sec, and, in Activity Monitor, I was seeing read speeds of 22 to just under 35 MB/sec.Obviously, if you plan to burn discs, then the write speeds would interest you, but I&#8217;m not going to bother testing that, as I have no need to write discs.
At first I was looking for a cheap Blu-Ray burner just to use with the new BD-R M-Discs that just came out. There are lots of specimens under $100 that are USB2, but no USB3. Not wanting to wait 10 years to shove 100GB through a USB-2 port, I got this model. So far it has worked great!
Answer: I use third party software( not nero) and have no problems. Try it if it doesn't work then load or update drivers from it's software. It is pretty much plug and play.