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#Usb optical drive for mac mini how to#

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#Usb optical drive for mac mini movie#

I suppose at that level (as in the movie professional level) they can afford to just dump it all on external 1TB drives and just give them to publishers.ДЄs for me and media? I feel that's what the second HD and Thunderbolt port is for (or on the home network.) To make it nice and quick, I'd rather just have it all ripped on the harddisk. Best Usb Optical Drive For Mac Windows Xp Sp2 For Mac Best Mac Games For Tweens Mario Kart. As Apple uses them in advertising for Final Cut, stating that the Coen's exclusive utilize Mac Pro's and Final Cut on all of their films.

Apple service center replaced the I/O port board. USB 2.0 external hard drive is detected by the port but not my Thunderbolt Display nor USB-C thump drive. It does make me wonder how the Coen Brothers send their movies about however. One of the USB-C ports on my MacBook Air m1 went out last week. I know I've read more than one complaint about the lack of Blu-Ray drives on Mac's, especially on Mac Pro's where there are creative professionals that would like to use them, but it seems that that is not in their (Apple's) interest. I agree the Blu-Ray has higher quality and is also nice and uncompressed compared to any streamed video (for the moment.) But seeing how Apple didn't have plans to adopt it as a format, even now, I think it's sort of a moot point. Maybe I should reverse this and ask the honest question, what do you really want to do that you can't without the optical drive? You're not profiting from the sale of optical disks are you? Are you one of said distributors? Both items I might add are available on the App Store.Дo they need more software control? Firefox, Transmission, Netnewswire, Adium, VLC, and every other app I use that isn't manufactured by Apple I don't get off of an optical disc (save Office and the Adobe suite mentioned earlier). I am not certain what sort of use you are, but truth be told, other than CS5, and Office 2k11, I haven't used the optical drive for anything. However I don't think any of their 'motives' are nearly as insidious as you seem to think they are. If you really still need an optical option, they sell an external USB drive for $79 that I do realize you acknowledge. At the same time however, they now have two internal HDD's, which I consider a boon (they even have an option for one SSD and one larger standard rotating disk giving quite possibly the best of both worlds for a media/boxee device.) All of this while maintaining the strict form-factor that they desired. Now they simply have made the move to all of their tiers. The mini already had a diskless option, which was reserved for their servers. They did it with the MBA's first, and now it's moving to the Mini. I think it's just a move towards going to an optical-less system.