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Need advice on adding Blu-ray disk burner
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You could use the LG GGW-H20LK. Just attach a SATA cable from the drive to one of the ODD_SATA ports. 
Other members have used it successfully, and it's rated well.
BTW, I assume you haven't recorded your home movies with HDCP.
If you also want to use the drive in windows, you'd need to install the AHCI drivers. For help with this, see post #3 here.
Hope this helps.
Other members have used it successfully, and it's rated well. BTW, I assume you haven't recorded your home movies with HDCP.
If you also want to use the drive in windows, you'd need to install the AHCI drivers. For help with this, see post #3 here.
Hope this helps.
You could use the LG GGW-H20LK. Just attach a SATA cable from the drive to one of the ODD_SATA ports.
BTW, I assume you haven't recorded your home movies with HDCP.
If you also want to use the drive in windows, you'd need to install the AHCI drivers. For help with this, see post #3 here.
Hope this helps.
thx for the reply, what is HDCP?
I see now
...I meant the personal movies of kids taken by HD Sony camcorder not commercial movies and going back to the hardware setup question, any special must have's in configuring the Mac Pro.Thx again.
If you can keep your movies under 30 minutes you can burn Blu Ray HD on a standard DVD using Toast with the Blu Ray plug in ($20 for the plug in). I edit in Final Cut Express, save as a Quicktime movie and burn away.
I figure most people won't want to watch a home video longer then about 10 minutes so that works perfect for me.
Keep in mind it cost about .25-.50 cents for a standard DVD disc and it cost $10.00-$20.00 for one Blu Ray disc.
If you really want a Blu Ray burner here is one option:
http://www.mcetech.com/blu-ray/
I figure most people won't want to watch a home video longer then about 10 minutes so that works perfect for me.
Keep in mind it cost about .25-.50 cents for a standard DVD disc and it cost $10.00-$20.00 for one Blu Ray disc.
If you really want a Blu Ray burner here is one option:
http://www.mcetech.com/blu-ray/