Sony on Tuesday announced plans to release a new dual-format DVD burner that's compatible with Macintosh computers. The external double-layer DVD drive, dubbed the DRX-710UL-T, is designed to ...

Sony Speeds Up Double and Dual Layer DVD Burning for Mac Users. SAN JOSE, Calif. – MacintoshA computer owners will soon be able to reap the benefits of Sony’s latest generation of DVD burners with the ...

If you have a Mac with a Combo drive (CD burner that can read but not write to DVD) or a single-layer DVD burner, buying an external DVD drive is an affordable and attractive upgrade.

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Burning to DVD. To see how the drives compared with each other, we connected each to a dual-1GHz Power Mac G4 (DDR) running OS X 10.2.3 with 512MB of RAM and recorded how long it took the drives ...

Read. UPDATE: Looks like this might actually be the second all-format external DVD burner. A reader writes in to point out that the Sony DRX500-UL came out just a couple of months ago.

Most free DVD burners are designed for the Windows operating system. So, if you've got a Mac, you need to check if there's a Mac version available. If not, you'll have to find another option.

If a DVD burner is not available on your computer, you can download Any Video Converter for Windows to have a try. It is a professional video converter that can burn videos of various formats to ...

More Mac 101, tips and tricks for novice users. Every so often, stumbling around the Mac OS you find something clever and wish everyone knew it. As I was about to do a CD burn on my internal ...

Most free DVD burners are designed for the Windows operating system. So, if you've got a Mac, you need to check if there's a Mac version available. If not, you'll have to find another option.