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Greetings, All:
I have the MacBookPro 2020, 13", M1 running Big Sur & an Apple SuperDrive. The SuperDrive with USB to USB-C connector reads & writes music CDs using Apple Music just fine. I wanted to play a DVD; the DVD is recognized by the DVD Player application. If I launch DVD player, open media, & play, I hear the disc inside SuperDrive but no video plays on the screen.
Any ideas for a fix much appreciated.
MacBook Pro Apple Silicon
One reason could be DRM protection - is the DVD a commercial one with a movie? They typically won't play on a computer (since you could be copying it), but will hooked up to a TV. You should be able to play a homemade movie.
One reason could be DRM protection - is the DVD a commercial one with a movie? They typically won't play on a computer (since you could be copying it), but will hooked up to a TV. You should be able to play a homemade movie.
Dear Babowa, that is probably the reason. Thanks so much!
SuperDrive Recognizes DVD But Won't Play
