#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK MOVIE#
#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK INSTALL#
#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK PORTABLE#
#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK PRO#

#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK MOVIE#

The movie I saved in 422 HQ looks great in QuickTime. I then go and burn a Blu_ray disc using FCP X. I then burn a DVD on the MCA Blu_ray player using FCP X. When I finish my product, I save the 422HQ file on a separate hard drive.

#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK PRO#

I download the video and put it into Final Cut Pro X to build movieвЂ™s. I use FCP X with my original Canon 5DMKII camera that shoots 1920 x 1080 video. I received the MacGo Blu-Ray software for one year free. I bought a MCA Blu-Ray burner and replaced one of my two DVD drives in my MAC PRO. If you appreciate the function or functionality this software offers, we encourage you to support the authors. OWC has no affiliation with this software and receives no benefit related to this support (other than a benefit we all share in the continued support of these applications). Try it out and see if it works for you вЂ“ thatвЂ™s the beauty of SharewareвЂ¦ :-) If you hurry and purchase before October 1, you get a reduced price of $39.95. Macgo gives you a free three month trial to try the application before you purchase it for $59.95. You can use it to watch your Blu-ray movies on your MacBook, provided that youвЂ™ve sprung for in-room Internet access or can otherwise go online for verification. ItвЂ™s also a nice alternative if you travel a lot and want to watch a movie in your hotel room. Now they can watch Blu-ray movies on their Mac using an OWC Blu-ray Solution as well as watch TV using an Elgato TV tuner. ItвЂ™s also great for college students who may not have lugged a TV to school with them and do everything with their computer. However, if you already have a standalone Blu-ray player along with your Mac mini, you may just want to keep using it to take advantage of special features some Blu-ray players have that allow them to sync up to certain audio/video standards such as frame rate matching and advanced sound output like DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHDвЂ¦all of which results in a better experience for the viewer.

#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK PORTABLE#

If youвЂ™re using a Mac mini as a media center, this is a great application to have along with the OWC Slim Portable 6X Blu-ray Reader. So now we can watch Blu-ray movies on a MacвЂ¦ Why?

ItвЂ™s also not clear regarding the legality of how they do what they do, but we do know it isnвЂ™t violating/hacking Apple and, to this point in time, we have not seen any legal challenge/concern publicly addressing this software in general nor in recent reviews by CNET and Macworld.ДЇor those who did see this covered by Macworld, we want to re-iterate that in our testing with the current version-versus the older version Macworld had used-we found the product to work as advertised without any issues playing back on several different Macs including iMacs, Mac mini, MacBooks, and Mac Pro via our external Blu-ray drives. Macgo uses some open source components, but it is not clear exactly how they decrypt and provide playback of commercial discs. With the latest update, though, playback is smooth and the picture looks great and works as advertised on everything IвЂ™ve tried it on, including the Mac mini and MacBook Air. Some of the early trials with Mac Blu-ray Player didnвЂ™t go well for me, as I had incredibly choppy video-even on a Mac Pro with plenty of horsepower and graphics power.

No Internet connection? This is what youвЂ™ll be seeing. After the application scans the disc, it begins playback. You must be connected to the Internet for the application to decrypt the disc for watching (a point brought up when this was discussed in OWC Radio, Episode #57).

#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK INSTALL#

)Дownload & install the Mac Blu-ray Player application from Macgo.ДЄfter inserting a Blu-ray disc and launching the Mac Blu-ray Player application, you will be prompted to select your disc or a backed up. Fortunately, OWC just happens to sell some. How does it work?ДЇirst you need a Blu-ray drive. Mac Blu-ray Player from Macgo is a movie player that plays back Blu-ray movies from the original source discs. Until now, though, doing so required ripping the movies to your hard drive and playing them that way. Lots of people want to watch Blu-ray movies on their Macs.

Macgo blu ray player tries to read disk