One QL disc can hold the same amount of data as 27 DVDs (single-layer). The drive can write up to 4x on BD-R triple-layer (TL) and quad-layer (QL) media. One BD-R DL disc can hold the same amount of data as 10 DVDs (single-layer). The BDR-XD05 can write up to 6x 2 on BD-R and BD-R dual-layer (DL) media. With BDXL support, you can now back up your files with fewer discs than ever before, and since the drive is portable and USB bus powered, all of this can be done virtually anywhere. Power2Go 7 gives you the ability to burn your valuable files to Blu-ray (including triple and quad layer BDXL discs), DVD or CD media. PowerDirector 10 allows you to import your home movies, edit them, and then author them to Blu-ray Disc or DVD, or upload them to social media sites. PowerDVD 10 delivers award winning playback software and will even upscale standard-definition content to high-definition quality. The BDR-XD05 is bundled with CyberLink Media Suite 10, which includes PowerDVD ™ 10, PowerDirector ® 10, and Power2Go ® 7. The portable device, measuring only 5.2" (W) X 0.55" (H) X 5.2" (D) and weighing a mere 8.46 ounces, also has the ability to be powered directly via USB (no AC adaptor needed). The ultra-compact USB 3.0 drive can read and write to all BDXL discs 1 including BD-R triple-layer 100GB media, BD-R quad-layer 128GB media, and BD-RE triple layer 100GB media, as well as conventional Blu-ray discs (single-layer 25GB media and dual-layer 50GB media). I’d be interested in any insights you guys might have.The BDR-XD05 is one of the world's smallest and lightest BD/DVD/CD portable burners supporting BDXL. Maybe there’s an Apple version of this drive.
The reviews seem mixed as some say it plug and plays fine on their iMacs and others say they did not and required a lot of software to be added. Pioneer BDR-XD05B 6x Slim Portable USB 3.0 BD/DVD/CD Burner. I want to be able to read and play commercial Blu Ray disc from my film and TV collection.Īn internal drive is possible as I have two super drives on this Mac so I could swap out one super drive for a Blu Ray.
I’ve been looking at external Blu Ray drives to use on this Mac or a 2013 Retina MacBook Pro. I do have an Nvidia Quadro Card in it so it’s qualified for Metal. Haven’t quite made the jump to Mojave yet. It’s still running strong on High Sierra.
I have the 2013 Mac Pro, the last of the towers of that era. I thought I’d check with you guys to see if you’ve had any experiences with adding a Blu Ray drive to your Macs.
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