#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER MOVIE#
#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER PRO#
#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER SOFTWARE#
#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER CODE#
#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER ISO#

Honestly, this 'bug' can be easily fixed without re-purchasing the replacement of superdrive: apply a special CD lens cleaner or a minute brush to clean the left side of DVD drive (the lens should be at the left hand side).

#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER PRO#

Sometimes, the reason for MacBook Pro DVD drive not working or iMac DVD player not working is so simple: too much dust on the lens. Not all DVD won't play on Mac issues are related to the broken superdrive. What's wrong? Is it influenced by DVD region code?' DVD unsupported by DVD player Possible Solutions to DVD Player Not Playing on Mac Solution 1: Clean the DVD drive But, I found DVD player ejects DVD on Mac after putting DVD into my Mac DVD drive.

#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER MOVIE#

'I'm a loyal Japanese movie fan and I'm so excited that I borrowed a Japanese movie DVD from my classmate. But, I found my laptop doesn't support blu-ray playback because my DVD player go to a black screen and then unexpectedly quit.' - Freya 'I bought a blu-ray movie and wanna play it on my MacBook M1.

#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER CODE#

How Can get a very dirty DVD to play on my DVD player?' Mac DVD player not working due to damaged DVD discĬause 4: Unsupported DVDs (Blu-ray Disc & Region Code issue) 'My favorite DVDs are scratched unexpectedly and the situation of DVD player MacBook Pro not working occurs when I put DVDs into DVD drive. Is it true that my DVD drive is bad or damaged? If the answer is positive, what should I do?' Broken DVD drive makes Mac DVD player not working I know for sure that is not caused by DVD, because I played it on my other DVD players and it plays normally. 'Yesterday, I put a DVD on my laptop DVD drive and found Mac DVD player not working. What's going on?' MacBook Pro SuperDrive won't read DVD Several month later, I found that My laptop SuperDrive refuse to read any DVDs. 'My MacBook pro started to refuse to read some DVDs and I tried to learn couple of solutions on forums.

Cause 4: Unsupported DVDs (Blu-ray Disc, Region Codes, DVD-RW)Ĭause 1: MacBook Pro SuperDrive won't read DVDs.

Cause 2: DVD Drive is Broken or Damaged.

Cause 1: MacBook Pro SuperDrive Won't Read DVD.

#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER SOFTWARE#

Get rid of Mac DVD player not working errors caused by hardware, software or disc issues. Support new and old DVDs, damaged and scratched DVDs, multiple-title DVDs, etc.

Remove copy protections like region codes, CSS, ony ARccOS, Disney-X Project, etc.

#HOW TO TAKE APART AN APPLE DVD PLAYER ISO#

MacX DVD Ripper Pro - easily copy any DVDs to ISO image, MPG, and MKV with 100% quality convert any DVDs to MP4, H.264, H.265, MOV, WMV, AVI, etc. Hot reading: Rip the (protected) DVDs free to Mac for easier playback Fix DVD Player Not Working on Mac/M1/M2 Macs Once and For All And the following cases will be your best guide. Or a DVD automatically ejects, movie stops playing suddenly, users can't hear a movie, or can't use the pointer or the mouse to select DVD menu items.īefore getting your DVD player back on track, you'd better locate the reason for DVD player not working on Mac, including the M1/M2 Macs. I joined this forum just so I could post this.When users encounter the Mac DVD player not working/playing disc issue, they receive one of the following error message: Supported disc not available, Not Permitted, Skipping over damaged area, etc. I hope this helps anyone else having this problem. I joined this forum just so I could post this.

Continue tapping the disc (like you are trying to tap the disc into the drive) and gradually increase the force of the tap until, bingo, the disc sucks into the drive!!! Next, take your open hand, and gently tap the outer edge of the disc inward towards the opening with your four fingers. Place the DVD/CD into the slot drive to the point where the resistance is felt. Certainly they would be shipping if off and I'd be left without my computer for weeks. I called Geeksquad, cause I have a 4 year warranty, and they wanted me to bring it in. So, after trying all the information I found reading forums on this problem (ie., holding eject during reboot, holding mouse key during restart, holding 'C' during startup, etc.) nothing worked. The normal 'suck the disc in' was not happening. Upon inserting the DVD halfway, it felt as if something was blocking the disc from going in. It was exactly like 'eldudorinio' posted. So, I removed the DVD movie and I attempted to insert a blank DVD. The software completed copying the movie and ejected the DVD and asked that I insert a blank DVD into the drive to continue with the copy. The good news is I found a solution to my problem so hopefully others will find this info useful as well.įirst, here's what happened to me.

I have a 27' iMac with the same slot drive. I know this is an old post.but this just happened to yesterday (11/21/11).

How to take apart an apple dvd player