How can I read a CD to transfer data my macbook?

[Paulk]

There is no slot to insert a cd into my computer. Is there a simple answer to how can this be done?

 

[keysofanxiety]

There is no slot to insert a cd into my computer. Is there a simple answer to how can this be done?

USB optical drive. Or if you have another PC/Mac, you can use the Remote Disc application to read the CD/DVD from your Mac using that computer.

 

[Paulk]

USB optical drive. Or if you have another PC/Mac, you can use the Remote Disc application to read the CD/DVD from your Mac using that computer.

Hmm, where i the USB optical drive?

 

[Paulk]

I did a search for it on Digital Inn and nothing came up...

 

[keysofanxiety]

I did a search for it on Digital Inn and nothing came up...

Something like this bro. Any one will work, though I'd recommend a brand that is more reliable like Samsung, as the real low price ones are flaky to say the least. Otherwise you can get the Apple SuperDrive though that's a lot more pricey.

 

[Paulk]

Something like this bro. Any one will work, though I'd recommend a brand that is more reliable like Samsung, as the real low price ones are flaky to say the least. Otherwise you can get the Apple SuperDrive though that's a lot more pricey.

Thank you, I'll shop around for one.

 

[Fishrrman]

If you only have a few discs to read, it's probably not worth it to you to buy the "official" Apple Superdrive.

I believe you'll do just fine with a run-of-the-mill USB CD/DVD reader/writer from a place like amazon.

Samsung drives seem to be fairly decent...

 

[Paulk]

Thanks, I'll look that up and think about it.

 

[ApolloBoy]

If you only have a few discs to read, it's probably not worth it to you to buy the "official" Apple Superdrive.

Plus for the price of the SuperDrive you can get a good optical drive that can both read and write Blu-Ray discs.

 

[Paulk]

Thanks, that's another possibility for me to explore.