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Question: Can I plug this into my LG TV to watch movies?
Document: My optical drives had taken a &#34;powder&#34; ,needed a drive for some mission critical software ,LG to the rescue,plug and play without a hitch and the included software was easily worth what I paid for the drive.
Windows 8 folk, you'll need to download additional software to watch DVD movies on your laptop (VLC media player works great and is free, not only do I use it, but it's the dvd player program for all my school's on campus computers, so it's totally safe and reliable according to more than just me)Despite those things, this is a great optical drive for the money (it was like $29 when I purchased).
dvd drive died in my laptop I don't use it for burning so much because of thumb drives but I still wanted to watch an occasional movie.
I was looking for a video burning to make karaoke DVD's for my granddaughter. This works great. It is really plug and play.
I first bought the AmazonBasic model - which worked once and I had to return. I decided to try the LG model - which works great on Windows 7. No installation problems, no problems with it working correctly.
Easy to set up and install. I had an issue, I did not fully plug it in (duhh), and was able to get someone on the phone without much wait, but had to be standard business hours.
I had this for a year and transferred maybe 15 dvd's when today it smelled like it was burning up and quit working. It didn't have much mileage because I haven't watched movies or anything else. Also, when a disc is in the player the eject button won't work, so removing discs is a bit of a hassle. You either have to do it from the computer or unplug and replug the cord back into the writer.
I bought this because my new laptop does not have a cd player and I still have DVDs to watch and CDs to rip. While this player is quite slim and easy to pack up, it really isn't very good. The player started coming apart after a week with hardly any use. Granted, the parts coming apart are more cosmetic and I was able to snap them back in, but really?
It's thing is light as a feather due to so many plastic parts. But it works perfectly! Plug it in and you're set. It burned the first disc correctly and played it back as well. Can't beat the price and if it lasts, I may buy a second one.
I bought this to replace a defunct external drive on an LG netbook. The price was low and after all,  it is also an LG. I plugged it in and everything worked. Never had to load the software that came with it. The &#34;Windows XP Home&#34; on the Netbook recognized it right away, and the Nero DVD burning software from the previous drive worked without a hitch. I am satisfied.
Answer: Suzi - I think that you need a DVD "Player" for that job. This is a DVD "read/write drive". This DVD "read/write drive" WILL play your movies on your computer; but I do not think so on your TV.