Is my Blu-ray Player compatible with OS 10.8?

I am using the Blu-ray playing software from Macgo, my BD drive is samsung SE-506ab, now i want to update my OS, is the app still compatible with that?

I am a user of Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player on Mountain Lion and also after consulting their technology support, I dare to upgrade my Mac OS. What's more, they send me a tutorial link：
http://www.macblurayplayer.com/how-to-play-bluray-on-mac-mountain-lion-os-x-10-8 .htm
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Mac Blu-ray Player compatible with Mac OS 10.8?

I check the web, it seems that the tool is compatible with the Mac OS X 10.8. I also encounter with a promotion as below, is it worthy?
http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/macgo-mac-blu-ray-player/

How do you know it's ML compatible?
But you do know that it's only software, yes? You'll need hardware = a Blu-ray drive as well.

Latest Blu-Ray burner compatible with iMac 2012 model?

What is the best, latest external Blu-Ray player and burner compatible with iMac?
I cannot get a real clear answer anywhere.... It also needs to run in both OSX Lion and Windows through Parallels software.....
Please can I have makes and models and what is he best iMac software to use? Thanks

Apple has shunned the Blu-ray format. If you need a Blu-ray drive look at the reviews @ the MacWorld website.
Be prepared to bleed through the nose for this technology on the Mac side.

My samsung Blu Ray player won't work on my LG tv

For some reason when I hook up my samsung Blu Ray player to my LG tv with the HDMI cable it will not work. I've tried it on other brands and it works fine. Any ideas?

Hello mdeis909,
If your Samsung Blu-Ray Player works with other brands and TVs, it could mean that the HDMI port on your LG television is no longer working. If your LG TV has another HDMI port readily available, I'd suggest trying it to see if the issue is limited to one specific port.
I hope this helps,
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BDX3200KB 3D Blu-ray Player not compatible with some 3D movies

I have a BDX3200 3D blu-ray player that is connect to a Toshiba 47VL863 3D TV.
I have noticed recently that a number of 3D movies do not play correctly.
The worst affected ones seem to be "The Hobbit" and "A Turtles Tale", where the 3D movement flickers badly and there is a visible "page turning" effect when switching from one scene to another.
This makes both movies un-watchable.
In an attempt to solve the issue I downloaded the latest firmware for both the TV and blu-ray player, but sadly the problem has not gone away. If, however, I play the affected movies on the same TV but using a PS3, they play perfectly, leading me to believe the BDX3200 is the source of the issue.
I have written to Toshiba support, but have had no reply!
Is anyone else having the same issue? Is there a fix out there that I'm not aware of?
I'd like to know what Toshiba have to say on this issue?
Message was edited by: fatbaldbob

Well Toshibas answer is a bit of a joke really.
They say that the technology used in this 3D Bluray is new and is causing playback problem.....yes and.......Toshibas point is?
My SONY yes PS3 which is NOT yes I repeat NOT a dedicated 3D Bluray player and is almost 8 years old not 2 years like my Toshiba 3D Bluray player can play this 3D Disc without any problems...so the technology is not that new..or can TOSHIBA just NOT be bothered to look after their customers.
People just be warned!!!
Toshibas reply is shown below plus my further reply
"Thank you for your recent enquiry.
We are very sorry to hear about the problem that you have experienced with your new DVD purchase. We understand that recent devlopments employed in 3D technology used on this particular blu-ray have led to issues with 3D playback and the most recent firmware update hasn't rectified this issue.
We have passed on your comments regarding this and future firmware updates may address this issue but at this time we are unable to tell you when this may become available.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause."
My reply
"Hello,
I find this completely unacceptable. I purchase this product along with my television in good faith that it would play 3d Blurays...this is obviously not the case it would appear that it can only play certain 3d blurays..perhaps you should consider placing this information in your advertising literature so as to not misinform customers.
My aging PS3 which was made in 2006 and is a games console as you well know can play this 3d Bluray..so it is not new technology that is the problem. My PS3 is not a dedicated 3D Bluray player where as the Toshiba 3D player is designed to play 3D Blurays and yes it isnjust about 2 years old. I think there is something wrong here, and I would like to take this further.
Paul Acworth
A very unhappy Toshiba customer"

Is there any Blu-ray Player Software compatible with my iMac OS X Mountain Lion?

I want to watch a Blu-ray Movie on my iMac(OS X Mountain Lion), so I need a best Blu-ray Player Software.

You need third party software, Macgo Blu-ray Player can deal with the work you mentioned. As for the Mac Moutain Lion(10.8), I check their website and it is said that the Mac OS 10.8 are supported.
Refers to their product page: http://www.macblurayplayer.com/features.htm

Sony Bravia KDL-40NX710 doesn't recognize PS3 or LG blue ray player, as 3D compatible

I have a Sony Bravia KDL-40NX71, a PS3 and an LG 3D movie player (blue ray player with 3D capability). I will refer to them as "3D-player-device" in this question. I also own a blue ray disc which contains a 3D movie, that is proven to work perfectly fine. To my understanding, both of those devices do not get recognized as 3D compatible from the TV.
I am not a begginer with electronics or computers, I am a programmer with 5 years experience. I have spent about 5 hours today trying to set up my TV to play 3D movies to no success.
I have 4 different HDMI cables and have tried all 4, in every HDMI slot, with every possible combination. One of those cables is 1.4 and one is 2.0.
My TV has 6 HDMI slots. They are tagged as "in", "out", 1, 2, 3, 4. The "in" and "out" are located on the base of the TV and connecting the 3D-player-device there, doesn't get recognized at all from the TV (meaning I don't see it listed when I hit the "Input" button on my remote). As for the other 4 HDMI slots, located in the left side of the back of the main TV body (named 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively), if I try to connect my 3D-player-device there, it does get recognized from the TV.
Efforts to enable TV as 3D compatible:
When I use the TV remote, go to the main menu screen, and go to "Settings" --> "Apparance (or display, I am not sure about the exact word as the language I have is Greek) --> "3D settings" , the option is marked as gray, so I can't select it (even though the 3D-player-device is connected with the television). The TV remote has a button tagged as "3D". Clicking that gives me a message that (more or less) states that "I need to connect a device with 3D playing capabilities". I get the same message in the movie menu when I try to select "Play as 3D".
Efforts to enable 3D-player-device as 3D compatible:
There is only 1 possible way to enable the PS3 as 3D compatible, and that is explained here from the official PS3 website. On this site, at the step 7 I am supposed to see "Your TV supports the viewing of 3D content" and select the inches of my TV and hit "ok". For me, that step never occurs. Instead, it jumps straight to step 8. Which makes my think that the problem is most definitely not related to the PS3 directly.Similarly to the PS3, the LG blue ray player has a 3D option which is marked as gray, so I can't seem to enable the 3D option from the LG player either.

I also contacted both, but didn't find many encouraging signs that anything will be done to correct this issue. To be frank, although not pivotal, I would have considered getting a different computer brand if guaranteed that it won't wreck havoc on my set-up.
Anyways, just a quick question:
I went through a painstaking effort to restore the Bravia sync. I was hoping that it would just work, but instead had to reboot the PS3 (after hours of internet searching, a simple unplug of the power cord of the PS3 did the trick)
At any rate, I was wondering if I can in some way disable the Bravia Sinc on either the Amp, or the TV when I connect the iMac and then safely (and most importantly) easily connect it again. This would be an acceptable workaround as I don't need Bravia Sync on the iMac. The only downside would be that I need to physically disconend the Moshi adapter (oh well) when I need Bravia sync to work, which is most of the time as I only occasionally would need the iMac connected.
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Can I connect my iMac's iTunes library via wi-fi to my Blu-Ray player so I can listen to the music on my computer with my home theater system?

My music library is on my iMac, located in a different room of the house than my home theater system with a decent Denon receiver and good Infinity towers. I have an iPod connector to the Denon which I can use, but the iPod has a limited library of songs, so I would like to somehow access my iMac music library and be able to play it through the home theater system. Hard wiring the components is out of the question due to length of run through several rooms of the house, no basement and cathedral ceilings. I already have my iMac and my Panasonic Blu-Ray player both connected to my wi-fi, and it seems there should be a way to connect both of them using the wi-fi. The blu-ray player is DLNA, but the Mac isn't, so that is out of the question. Is there any other way to get these components to talk to each other over wi-fi?

There is a DLNA media server called MediaLink that is designed for use with the Play Station 3. It is not advertised as working with other DLNA clients but it usually will. I use it to stream audio, video and pictures to a WDTV media player in my bedroom. Works great, even supports iTunes playlists. I believe it still has a free trial period so you can see if it works with your player.

Using cable modem with blu-ray player

I just had FiOS installed. I have a Samsung blu-ray player that's too far away such that wi-fi is not reliable.
Can I use a cable modem to gain access hard-wired? Since the STB has an IP address I take it I should be able to split the coax, feed it to a modem and then on to my blu-ray payer's CAT-5 port.
If this is possible what modems are compatible?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Your idea is sound, but instead of a cable modem what you need is a "Moca Adaptor". Something like THIS* . And when you split the cable, make sure that you use a high bandwidth splitter. Something like THIS* And then all should be good.
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Share files on Time Capsule with wireless Blu Ray player?

We're looking at getting a Blu Ray player with built in wireless to take advantage of Amazon Prime streaming and Hulu Plus. Star Trek; TNG remastered on Bl Ray also promped me in this decision!
We already have an AppleTV and tried jailbreaking to get access to Hulu and Amazon, but the hack caused numerous issues, so back to stock it went.
I have also started ripping all of my DVDs and importing them into iTunes, but with a baby in the house it's REALLY an issue to always have a laptop open and running whenever we want to watch one of our movies. I've looked at a number of Blu Ray players that include DLNA capabilities, plus file sharing via SMBA and UPNP. My question is, will the Time Capsule serve up those files to the player? I tried DLNA shares directly through our Samsung HDTV before and it just did not work.
Does anyone have experience with a make/model of Blu Ray player playing nicely with a Time Capsule and/or an additional storage device attached to a Time Capsule?
I have also read that I absolutely, positively do NOT want to go wireless, but to use Ethernet instead. Our TV is clear on the other side of the house from the modem/Time Capsule so I'd have to pull at least 100 feet of cable to make that happen. I don't think there's any conduit into the attic at the front of the house either, since the cable box comes in in from the exterior wall, so it could be a real job. Any thoughts on that?

There are no media players in the TC whatsoever.. it is completely dumb box.. and is unsuitable as a media centre.. it is not even a file store, as it has no way to back itself up.. it is a backup target for Time Machine.
If you want DLNA you need to run a computer of some sort and use a player that can read the files and play them directly.. ie no streaming.
On the wireless to other side of the house, I do think you will have issues. Ethernet is still far superior solution and if you own the house consider it an investment in future usage.
But for now Ethernet Over Power adapters can offer superior performance to wireless and far better reliability. They are not without issues, so buy from store that offers no questions asked return.. and don't bother too much with super fast ones.. the 200mbit/s are already well above what is reality. You cannot use them on power boards generally so you also might need to think of ways around that.
If you do get stuck with wireless the TC is slow.. 2.4ghz is only 130mbps.. and range is not great. I would recommend a different device like ubiquiti router that offers high power and long range.

HDTV with built in Blu-Ray Player

I posted earlier and the subject was incorrect. What I am looking for is a flat screen tv that I can mount on the wall that has a built in blu-ray player. I see many tvs that have built in dvd players, but I want the blu-ray.

I have not seen any units with built in Blu-ray. IMHO such combos are far inferior to seperate player/TV. Shop very carfully, the tradeoffs to get the blu-ray to fit in the TV chassis are significant, and often eliminate many options that you might want.
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Timecapsule with Blue Ray Player

I purchased a Blue Ray Player with a wireless W-Lan and I'm trying to connect it to my timecapsule via USB and is not working, any other solution besides using an ethernet cable from one room to the other (I do not want to do it this way).. Any other solution?? Would an Airport Extreme help?

Gladys21 wrote:
... I'm trying to connect it to my timecapsule via USB
That's not going to work. Uses for the USB port of Time Capsule, AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express
.. Any other solution?? Would an Airport Extreme help?
An Airport Extreme can be used as a wireless bridge, but that's overkill. I'd use a less expensive Express.

How do I use my Airport Express with a Blu-ray player?

Hello, first post, long time lurker. Have a question, hope someone can help me
I have an Airport Express V 6.3, currently I have it set to 'Join a wireless network' and its connected wirelessly through a Netgear router that is located on the 1st floor, I'm on 3rd floor by the way. I've been using it for airtunes, but I recently received a Sony Blu-ray Player and would like to connect it the airport express via ethernet cable.
What do I have to set up on the airport express to be able to give the blu-ray player internet?
I've noticed many threads here about airport extreme connected to express...so they weren't too helpful

Welcome to the discussion area, mareithree!
You'll need the 802.11"n" version of the AirPort Express to be able to "Enable ethernet clients" and connect the DVD player. Unfortunately, your older version of the Express does not allow this type of feature.

Recently bought an LG 3D tv and an LG 3d Blue Ray player but am having problems with my setup

I bought a 47LA6200 TV and a BP530 blue ray player. I have my cable box hooked up to HDMI 1, I have my blue ray hooked up to HDMI 2, and my XBox 360 to HDMI 3. I have my cable box hooked up to my older JVC RX880V stereo digital optical to digital optical without any 5.1 problems at all. My TV digital optical out is hooked up to my stereo digital optical port 2 without any 5.1 problems either, sort of. My BP530 is hooked up to my stereo digital coax to digital coax but I cannot get any 5.1 sound at all. Not through any of the digital channels on the stereo at all. The player only comes through as standard stereo through all 4 speakers and I am not sure if it is coming through the base speaker at all. I have tried every setting on both the TV and the blue ray player to no avail. I have even tried to not use the digital on my blue ray but when the stereo is set to play from my tv optical I still don't get 5.1 sound. When I do not use the TV optical out but I do use the digital coax out from the DVD player I still cannot play my DVDs in 5.1. I have new HDMI 15gbps HDMI cables and a new digital coaxial cable so I don't think it is a cable thing.
The real question is how do I get to hear my blue ray and DVD discs in 5.1 sound? Will this work if I exchange my blue ray player for a Denon 3D blue ray or other player?
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tomc1965 wrote:
I bought a 47LA6200 TV and a BP530 blue ray player. I have my cable box hooked up to HDMI 1, I have my blue ray hooked up to HDMI 2, and my XBox 360 to HDMI 3. I have my cable box hooked up to my older JVC RX880V stereo digital optical to digital optical without any 5.1 problems at all.
My TV digital optical out is hooked up to my stereo digital optical port 2 without any 5.1 problems either, sort of.
My BP530 is hooked up to my stereo digital coax to digital coax but I cannot get any 5.1 sound at all. Not through any of the digital channels on the stereo at all.
The player only comes through as standard stereo through all 4 speakers and I am not sure if it is coming through the base speaker at all.
I have tried every setting on both the TV and the blue ray player to no avail. I have even tried to not use the digital on my blue ray but when the stereo is set to play from my tv optical I still don't get 5.1 sound.
When I do not use the TV optical out but I do use the digital coax out from the DVD player I still cannot play my DVDs in 5.1. I have new HDMI 15gbps HDMI cables and a new digital coaxial cable so I don't think it is a cable thing.
The real question is how do I get to hear my blue ray and DVD discs in 5.1 sound? Will this work if I exchange my blue ray player for a Denon 3D blue ray or other player?

Sharing iPhoto with my LG Blue Ray player

I would like to share my iPhoto to my network connected LG Blue Ray player, but for some reason, iPhoto is grayed out and I am unable to add it to my shared folders.

iPhoto is an application - the photos are in the iPhoto library which is a relational database
Where are you trying to access your photos and what software are you using? Maybe that software does not use the Apple APIs to access the iPhoto database
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