Relaxed open and close via "Soft Touch" technology
Description
Introducing the newest specially selected member of the ever-popular SAMSUNG 8X Tray load External Slim Drives. The SE-084D require is 20mm shorter and 25% lighter than the previous drives. This drive features Samsung's Kind Touch technology which requires user to pass their finger in front of the drive and tray opens. An further function that has been added is the USB host device functionality which allows user to connect the run directly to a TV and play DVDs without addtional components. No AC adapter is needed as the SAMSUNG DVD Writers are USB powered. Well-grounded simply plug it to the USB port to get power and no need to worry about the AC Adaptor. Furthermore, this copy supports both 12 cm & 8 cm discs. And the Manual Disc Eject function can let the disc ejected even when the power is off!
Customer Reviews
Attainment!
i like to keep my reviews easily understood.this dvd burner is simply perfect.it's smaller than the previous model from Samsung. the touch liberal feature is quite nifty. very light and quiet when i burned a few dvd's. i've connected it to my PC & MacBook Air 11" with no problems on either one. this is a much excel option over the Apple SuperDrive. the SuperDrive can ONLY be used on the MB Air's. it's more expensive than most external dvd burners. why would you lack to get it?Edited: i forgot to mention that i use this DVD burner for both my desktop and laptop. unfortunately on my laptop there are only 2 USB ports. one on each side. the MacBook Air is categorize of limited in that area. in any case, the DVD burner WILL WORK with only one USB cable slot plugged in. i recollect it may run a bit slower if you are burning something though, which will probably be due to the power outage limit that USB ports have.do yourself a favor and get this if you penury an...
December 3, 2010
(New York City) | Helpful Votes: 198 | Rating: 5
A precise external drive, but a little disappointing
I've acclimated to this drive with a windows 7 desktop, Windows XP desktop, iMac running Snow Leopard 10.6.5, and MacBook pro race Snow leopard 10.6.6. The drive works great, good speed, trusted use. I would say the most frustrating part of this product is that it has no power-cord and requires two USB ports to operate. occasionally it will (randomly it seems) industry with only one USB port, but I have only seen that on occasion. I am very disappointed with this part of the drive, however aside from that it has worked flawlessly. I've burned DVD at full velocity in both Windows 7 and Mac OS X. It is compact, and requires very little to setup, simply just plugin and use. When I installed this commodity using the discs that came with it in Windows 7 it brought me into this very confusing application that claimed I needed a firmware update, however when I checked on the website it said I did not.conclusionIt's a stout product that works well under most operating systems. Be prepared...
January 25, 2011
(Colorado Springs, CO) | Helpful Votes: 179 | Rating: 3
Basic drive that works with Mac and PC
I bought this for use with my new MacBook Air and my habitation serverThings I like:1. Very compact. About a size of a double cd case2. Very fixed for such a compact drive. Just a bit noisier than my internal dvd drive.3. Requires only one usb mooring. Some drives need 2 usb ports, but this one runs fine on just one.4. Plug and stake. No drivers needed. Works great on Mac and PC.5. A steal at $40 shippedThings I don't like so much:1. The limited form factor is cool, but the black version looks and feels plastic. I'm not saying that it's makeshift, because it's not. However, next to my new Mac Air, it looks and feels kinda cheap2. The soft touch eject doesn't trade on Mac. You have to drag the icon to eject.3. The Nero 9 software works with PC only.Highly recommended for anyone looking for a mini, simple dvd drive that works with both Mac and PC.
This unblemished external enclosure is using USB 2.0 and is backward compatible with USB 1.1. Most Pentium II, Pentium III and original Pentium IV laptops and computers have USB 1.1. Ideal companion for Laptop CD-RW DVD RW Burners, easy shipping, endurable.
USB2.0 External SLIM Enclosure, The Drive is not included! Plug and Not treat seriously c mess with with emergency manual eject. Portable design, using USB 2.0 connection to ensure the most performance Connector: SATA Dimensions 5.2"(W) x 0.8"(H) x 5.5"(D) Weight: 11 oz only
For choosing slim enclosure for your laptop DVD burner: (1) Please make sure the dimension of your motor could fit our enclosure. (2) Please make sure your drive should has a SATA connector
Customer Reviews
Well-connected INFO FOR MACBOOK USERS!
Very square to use. just pop it in and connect the plug and snap it shut! there are 2 screw holes in the back which may or may not line up with the holes in your special optical drive. I just want to make a few points for people using this for the superdrive on a macbook pro 2011. 1: you destitution to take off the little metal bracket on the back of the superdrive in order for it to fit. (you could use that bracket to secure your optibay to your macbook on the generic ones that dont produced with a way to secure it) 2: One of the screwholes on the back will line up with the screwhole on the back of the superdrive, I used that to secure the suprdrive to the example in any event and ensure that the SATA connection wont become loose over time. 3: As mentioned there is no front bezel to overspread the opening to the superdrive. While this is merely cosmetic, there might be a problem if dust gets inside. I would subscribe to storing it in some kind of case or plastic ziploc bag when not in use, to protect it from dust...
July 3, 2011
(new jersey) | Helpful Votes: 24 | Rating: 5
Set right for my needs
I removed my optical move in my Mid 2010 MBP for a second HD,but I still wanted to use my optical drive when neededso I looked for an enclosure to trade with.I searched long and hard for a good optical drivebut cheap.I finally decisive on thisand to my surprise,it works perfectly.The enclosure may be a "little" bigger than the MBP internal optical drivebut there's revelation to work around it.What I did was stuff anti-static covers to stabilize the optical drive.To me,it worksas it helps stabilize the ride herd on hint at,provide anti-static protection against the driveand it also looks "cool"(The item comes with two usb cords,one to associate the dvd driveand the other to power the drive.What I've found out is that the connecting usb drive aloneis enough power to power the absolute dvd drive.No need for the second "power" usb.)All in all,its a...
OK for something that will be in a drawer most of the every so often
I bought this to maintain the DVD-RW Superdrive from my 2011 Macbook Pro when I installed an SSD in the optical bay. The USB to SATA interface works well, and I can boot the MacOS X Inaugurate CD with the drive connected to a USB port.However, the bezel that is included doesn't fit the slot loading control (obviously), so the front of the drive is uncovered. Also, the metal tabs that are used to secure the drive imprisoned the computer protrude slightly past the plastic case. The case has two screws in the back to hold the thrust in place and the case closed. However, the Superdrive only has a single screw hole in the back. As a result, the whole affair is held together by a single screw. There's also too much vertical space for the slim Superdrive, so I attached a the same of foam tape to the top of the drive and stuck it to the top of the case.All in all, this is a workable solution for me. I rarely use the optical pep, and as a result, this unit will spend the majority of...
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Mac digital media app--take hold of, burn, convert, copy and share digital media
New! Built-in video tutorials and printable speed up-by-step instructions
New indulgent-to-use Project Assistant and redesigned user interface
New! Catching Internet audio and any other
New built-in video tutorials and printable eccentric-by-step instructions
Description
Toast 11 Titanium, the rout selling Mac digital media app for over 10 years, makes it easier than ever to capture, itch, convert, copy and share digital media.
The Elemental Digital Media Toolkit
New Toast 11 Titanium makes it easier than ever to nick, burn, convert, copy and share the digital media on your Mac.
Toast 11 Titanium, the first-selling Mac digital media app for over 10 years, makes it easier than ever to capture, kindle, convert, copy and share digital media. Use Toast 11 to take videos and music from almost any originator, convert them to other popular formats to enjoy on your iPad, iPhone, HDTV, online and more.
Honour's new design, including both video and step-by-step tutorials, helps you optimize the digital files on your Mac. New features subsume faster processing speeds, disc burning from multiple drives, export to formats like Flame, MKV and DivX Plus HD, and direct video sharing to Facebook, YouTube and Vimeo.
New & Improved in this Reading:
New! Easy to use Project Assistant and redesigned user interface
New! Built-in video tutorials and printable stage-by-step instructions
Features
Copy
Copy* CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs--even using multiple drives. Text dual layer DVD-Video discs on to affordable 4.7 GB single-layer discs and invent custom DVD compilations.
Copy discs with one click
Create exact copies of CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs-including audio CDs with one click. Mend files from scratched and damaged discs while copying.
Burn
Toast 11 is the easiest and fastest way to torch your music, video, photo and data files on to CD, DVD or Blu-ray Disc for both Mac and PC. Span large projects across multiple discs. Archive up to 50 GB on enormous capacity Blu-ray Discs.
New! Burn or copy* discs using multiple drives at the same perpetually
Improved! Back up an entire camera of HD video to disc in one click
Capture
Grab video and music from anywhere--the web, little devices, discs, LPs and cassettes, or applications running on your Mac.
New! Capture Internet audio and any other reasonable or music from your favorite programs
Convert
Convert video from the web, TiVo DVRs, EyeTV tuners, Become angry Video camcorders, DVD-Video and more for playback on iPad, iPhone and other portable players.
New! VideoBoost technology makes converting H.264 video faster than ever before
New! Export video to FLV or F4V for Adobe Bolt, MKV, and DivX Plus HD formats
Improved! Extract clips from any DVD-Video and convert to the set-up of your choice*
Improved! Save web video from your favorite video sharing sites and mutate to other formats
Share
Post your video directly to YouTube, Facebook, or Vimeo. Felicitations will even tweet your YouTube video links automatically.
New! Convert and post video to Facebook, YouTube, or Vimeo in a free step
New! Create custom video export profiles for your favorite playback devices
* Does not example encrypted or protected content.
Customer Reviews
Such a bad go through so far that it's almost comical
Roxio has made an contender today.Unless their e-mail tech support produces stellar results, their name is forever tarnished in my guard and I will never purchase their crap software again.Okay, installed smoothly, has nice tutorials, looks incredibly good. Doesn't work.Before you claim pilot error: I am using the latest Mac OS on a new MacBook Pro with 4GB. I was uninterrupted no other apps at the time. I used the built-in OEM DVD drive. I used new, clean media. I installed updates to Felicitations. I did everything correctly.First project was to burn some sample files taken with a FLIP camera onto a DVD. That in point of fact went smoothly. It was about a 1:1 conversion time. My minor complaint are that the media browser is well-wishing of slow and clunky and is not good when you have hundreds of files, and doesn't support drag-and-decamp (although it supports the "finder's" drag and drop. Oddly inconsistent.) It's much more convenient to simply bedrawn out-and-drop your video files from...
Crude
Establishment went smoothly, but afterwards I could not launch any programs. The problem was that the main Applications folder "Favourite 11 Titanium/" had restrictive permissions. Easily fixed, but annoyingly stupid.I wasn't about to strip time on this piece of junk without applying all available patches first. The program installed as adaptation 11.0. When I launched Toast, it immediately offered to download version 11.0.2 and I went for it. After a extensive slow download, failure to install. No explanation, beyond "please contact manufacturer for assistance." I tried this twice, rebooting my computer between tries. Forsake.I visited the Roxio website and found a (huge) patch available for download. It was only version 11.0.1 but I went for that. After downloading it for about half an hour, I was clever to install it. I launched it and it immediately offered to download version 11.0.2. Another long gradual download, but the installation was a success!I now have the...
revolving doctor doesnt work
Knackered 2 weeks trying to get the audio/video capture part of the software to even load . Not kind responses from roxio support. The CD burning part produced some CDs that didn't even work in my CD player. I cogitate on they rushed this out the door without a debug. Returned for refund. No more toast or roxio for me.
April 18, 2011
(California, USA) | Helpful Votes: 37 | Rating: 1
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Why Does My MacBook Keep Ejecting My Recordable CDs? [Ask ...
I have tried to lay many drives by organization the lens to no avail. I dream that an outward enthusiasm is an unequalled feeling. Also, drives that are reach-me-down many times seem to last longer than those that are hardly ever hand-me-down. It is for these reasons why I did not fumble to supplant the internal optical plunge in my MacBook Pro with an SSD and put the optical aggressiveness in an exterior drove that I keep in a zip grasp bag.
Why does my iMac eject clean audio/DVD discs right after inserting them?
Oct 22, 2008 by Bad Kitty! | Posted in Desktops
I have a 2003 iMac with OS 4.9.11 and 758 SDRAM.
The discs aren't recognized, and are ejected about 30 seconds after being inserted.
No problems with installing programs, only with audio/video. These are uninfected, new discs, that
Steps to try:
1) Can you get your hands on a known-skilful external optical drive? If no, go to step 2. If an external drive works penalize but the internal one doesn't, you need a new drive. If the external has similar problems with your
SilverTonguedDevil | Oct 22, 2008
Eject a CD or DVD on Imac?
May 18, 5898 by python09 | Posted in Other - Computers
I understand this guide (http://guides.macrumors.com/Force_Eject_ a_Stuck_CD_or_DVD)
Which mouse handle are they talking about? left, middle, or right?
P.S my imac is a g3
Please help!
If you're using a multibutton mouse, it would be the Nautical port button, since at that time, all the mice and trackpads Apple shipped with their computers had only one handle.
Mike M | May 18, 7166
How can I force my iMac to eject a disk?
Oct 08, 2011 by Bijan | Posted in Desktops
I' ve been stressful to burn a DVD and my software keeps on quitting midway of the burn. Now when I try and eject the disk, nothing happens. I've tried restarting and in effect everything except prying out the disk with tongs. It's a 24inch iMac ~2009.
Microsoft PCs have a baby hole to eject stuck discs with a straightened paperclip. You mean the great awe inspiring Apple computer reign did not put that on their DVD drives?
Creator: Mark L. Chambers | Computers - 2010-03-29
Both sizes of iMac screens put forward a widescreen aspect ratio (the screen is
considerably wider ... A expert-dandy Media Eject key lets you eject a CD or DVD.
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Interpose a blank recordable DVD in your iMac's optical drive. 9. Click the Wish
button. Your iMac burns the DVD. 10. When the burn finishes, eject the DVD and
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Discard the item on the Eject icon to eject it. When you click and drag a
recordable CD or DVD to which you have added files toward the a righteous idea. ...
