MacBook Pro :: Why Is 10.6 Not Playing Dvd's

May 15, 2012

My macbook pro (10.6.8) allows DVD to be inserted but doesn't recognize it in Finder and won't play.

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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8), DVD inserts but doesn't play

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MacBook Pro :: It Isn't Playing CD's Or DVD's

Jun 29, 2012

My laptop is about 3 years old and I hardly use the disk drive. All of a sudden it will not play a CD of copied photo's and when I put in another burned CD it says that it is blank. I have thried two normal (non burned DVD's and it keeps popping up saying that I have to change the region...which I haven't seen before!

Info:MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)

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MacBook Air :: Playing Videos On The Rev C?

Jun 8, 2009

I purchased the original macbook air. The fan would kick on at full blast within minutes and it would get very hot. I sold it and got a MBP. Needless to say, the MBP handles videos without any issues.

How would the newer rev C MBA play videos? n I typically watch youtube vids and movies on the plane.

I'm looking to purchase the 1.86 GHz model. Just looking for something a little more travel friendly.

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MacBook :: Noise When Playing DvD

May 22, 2010

I'm getting a loud noise which sounds like it's coming from possibly the fan when I try to play a disc from my CSI season. The dvd does play with picture and sound and everything fine but the noise persists until i eject the dvd. It is a loud vibrating sound which starts shortly after i insert the disc. It simply sounds like the fan is hitting something inside the laptop but it stops the instant that i eject it.

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MacBook Pro :: Mac Is Playing Up Constantly Going Even If The Mac Is Not Being Used?

Mar 21, 2012

my mac is playing up. The fan is constantly going even if the mac is not being used. Also my battery signal on the desktop has a cross through it, and does not indicate if it is charging when I plug the charger in. How do I fix this?

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MacBook
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MacBook Pro :: Why Aren't CDs Playing

Dec 10, 2014

I set the preferences to where the CD would automatically play when inserted but it still doesn't even show up on the desktop. Also I checked to see if it was a problem with the CD but it worked on other Macs. my version of iTunes is 12.0.1.

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MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)

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Laptops :: Playing A DVD On An Upside Down MacBook.

Feb 20, 2010

Does anyone know if there would be an issue if I play a DVD on an upside down MacBook? I plan to mount the MacBook upside down under the kitchen cabinet to watch videos while doing kitchen work.

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MacBook Air :: Playing Starcraft 2 On An 11inch

Oct 21, 2010

Do you think it will run? Everything on low?

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MacBook :: Playing ITunes On IBook Through TV?

Nov 2, 2010

I would like to play sound from by iBook (from iTunes) through my parents' TV (through the DVD player hooked up to it, which has the red, white and yellow RCA outlets).

I have read that you can use a 3.5mm jack to 3 RCA cable to watch video, but will the same work for just audio?

Or

Do I just plug a 3.5mm jack to 2 RCA cable (red and white) into the the red and white outlets?

So confused and grateful for any help.

I would prefer to avoid using Apple accessories if prrible just to avoid the cost.

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MacBook Air :: Noisy Fan While Playing Game

Nov 24, 2010

I just got my new air and absolutely love it. I had seen pretty impressive graphics performance. What I didn't expect was the fan noise. I knew it was loud, but this thing sounds like the old G5's! It makes me kind of scared to play games to be honest. Are they going to substantially decrease the life of my machine? Do you think a laptop cooler would really help with this?

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MacBook Pro :: Goes To Sleep While Playing Games

Jan 12, 2011

I'm not a big gamer, just a couple hours a week, perhaps. This particular problem occurs while playing Left 4 Dead 2 and Half Life 2. Basically, the computer just goes to sleep while playing the game. It doesn't seem to hurt anything. Hitting they keys a few times brings the computer back and the game back into play without a hitch. Except the audio sometimes needs to catch up. But it sure is annoying. I haven't actually timed it. But it doesn't seem entirely random. It seems to be at somewhat predictable intervals. Maybe 15-25 minutes. I looked all through my settings (especially Energy Saver), and keyboard shortcuts and it doesn't seem that any of them would cause the computer to sleep. The computer is plugged into the wall.

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MacBook Air :: Stuck On Playing Games

Sep 16, 2008

Runs well under bootcamp in my 1.8/SSD. I would even say it runs at 60fps But you need to download the beta X3100 drivers from intel that solve the crashing problem when you play the game with the normal drivers. And download the game from direct2drive or EA so you wont need the DVD Why does Mac OS suck so much ass when you play games? Under bootcamp I can run anything and the games wont run slow.

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MacBook Air :: Rev B Overheating When Playing Games

Dec 22, 2008

this rev B i got is much better than the rev A i used to owned. the youtube and movie lagging is gone. but it's still not powerful enough for a game. i played eschalon book:1 which is not quite heavy and demanding like the new games out there. let alone playing half life 2. it's overheating and locking down the cpu to 800mhz just like my old air. see the screenshot. after playing for 20 minutes, it's becoming very laggy and unplayable. i guess this thin mba is not ok unless playing simple games like gamehouse's card and board games.

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MacBook Pro :: Overheats While Playing Game?

Dec 22, 2009

I just bought my computer 3 weeks ago. I installed windows in bootcamp and a few games on it.

When I play a game on it.within about 15mins.. my macbook pro (2.8GHz model) gets extremely hot. It's about 65 deg C (145 F).. I can hardly touch it just above the keyboard region. I'm guessing this is where the processor is.. The fans also kick in at full speed.

I do understand that the computer will get hot under heavy load.I'm just wondering if it is normal for the computer to get SO hot? Will it damage my computer in the long run? Should I go get it checked out at the apple store?

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MacBook Pro :: Overheats When Playing Games?

Jan 5, 2010

My top-of-the-line Macbook Pro 15" locks up after about an hour (or less) of use when playing what is usually a Source Engine based game running in Windows on Bootcamp (booting into Windows). The screen goes black and the audio gets stuck in a loop and the game crashes. My only option is to hold down the power button.It seems of course to be caused by the GPU overheating.I can play a little longer when I have the laptop sitting on a packet of frozen spinach, sometimes peas or even chicken fillets.. but I don't need to say that this is unacceptable, especially when you're 3/4 a way through a L4D2 campaign.

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Applications :: Playing Back Blu Ray On Macbook Pro?

Jan 5, 2010

I use a Led HDTV hooked to the MBP to watch movies (Q.Time) instead of an upscaling DVD unit.
I am wondering if I might do the same for blu ray movies via Toast Titanium, thus avoiding the "region code" and "NTSC-PAL" problem, as well as the high priced Blu Ray code free players and the resistance of Apple to let us enjoy the prevalent HD format today.

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MacBook Pro :: Lagging Hard When Playing WoW?

Apr 19, 2010

am lagging extremely hard when playing WoW. I have a 2008 aluminum macbook pro.

when i have wow, firefox, vent and msn running my mac is at 72 celcius with 4021 rpm for the fans.

anyway to make it not lag? would a cooling pad.

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MacBook Pro :: Heating When Playing Games

Jun 8, 2010

As I play some games, the CPU's temperature gets around 70 Celsius (160 or 170 in Fahrenheit). Fans are around 6k RPM (playing The Sims 3 on Windows 7 Professional, using Everest Ultimate Edition for monitoring). I just wonder if it's ok or not to be like that. BTW, should I put on the hard case while playing? And can someone give some advice for playing games on the MBP?

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MacBook Pro :: 8GB RAM Not Playing Well With Intel Graphics

Jul 3, 2010

I've just upgraded my MacBook Pro 6,2 (new 15 inch i7) to 8GB of RAM *Cas 7 PC-8500 DDR3-1066 from Mushkin). It works fine, has passed all of the Rember tests but seems to have some kind of conflict with the Intel integrated graphics card. As soon as I'm running off shared Video RAM I get terrible tearing and static on my screen. When I switch over to the nVidia discrete graphics everything works fine.

The strangest part is that once the computer has been awake and running for a few minutes everything seems to settle in and work properly. Doesn't seem to matter how many times I restart or clear the Parameter RAM. Every restart or wake from sleep throws the integrated graphics into hysteria.

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OS X :: Random Sound Keeps Playing On Macbook Pro

Jul 9, 2010

I am a new mac user and a sound similar to the "Frog" sound effect keeps playing at random times and with no apparent reason. It just plays and at different times...Sometimes it's every 20 seconds, sometimes more or less. I disabled the sound in System Preferences and it kept playing. I don't know what else to do since i'm new with mac... It's sounding right now, and the only application i have open is safari obviously, and the battery is charging.

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MacBook Pro :: Getting High Temp In 90s Playing SC2

Aug 3, 2010

I don't see anyone else mentioning temps this high. My specs are below. I followed the directions in a post here in the forums and his directions did work, and I used the modified latest drivers from laptoptogo (258.96), and I was able to overclock the gpu on the windows side. I'm using Vista 32-bit (I know, but that's the only Windows OS I have). I didn't even OC it much, just 550 on the core and 1200 memory, and all was well. The framerate noticeably improved and I was able to play SC2 on mostly high settings (including shaders) with FPS ~ mid 30s and lowest mid 20s. I was a happy camper until I checked my temp via the Nvidia monitor, and noticed it went up to 92C at one point! At first, I thought this was because I was playing on 1080p on my HDTV, but I played again and it went to 88C on native screen.

A couple notes: I did not modify fan speed (allowing the native algorithm to run). I have a Core i5 15-inch MBP, 2.4GHz, high-res matte screen, 320 GB HDD, Vista 32-bit under bootcamp. Playing in native res. How come my temps are running so high? I know YMMV but I haven't even OC'ed it half of what people on this forum are doing successfully with stable temps in the 70s. Also, could it possibly be the fact that I'm using the latest drivers and maybe I need to use the older driver people are mentioning on this site? Is it possible I need to monitor my temps with another program other than the Nvidia one?

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MacBook Pro :: Heats Up While Playing Games?

Mar 31, 2012

I know the heating up issue has been raised several times all over the internet. But none of the discussions  has satisfied my the concerns I have with my system. So I am going to put my case a new, although I believe the answers are going to be the same as on other similar discussions. 

I recently bought MacBook Pro (15 inch, 2.2 GHz, late 2011, OS X Lion). The system usually runs perfectly. I just have two issues: 

i. Occassionally it freezes up when more then one apps are running. I have noticed this is usually when Firefox is running in the background. Also happened with Safari a couple of times.  

But my main concern and query is the point no. ii (below)  

ii. During the normal usuage the fans don't make a noise (even with multiple apps that are not burden on the RAM). The systems heat up is as normal as that of a PC while running on its normal situation. However, when I play games (like BioShock, Sims etc) Mac just heats up immensly and fans kick in. I have never seen/felt a computer get this hot before.   

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MacBook Pro :: Not Playing CD Burned On IMac

Apr 9, 2012

My friend gave me a burned cd which he burned on his iMac. I put it in the drive and it get's all geared up then nothing. I opened the DVD manually and try to play the files but they aren't even able to be selected. They are light grey like this.

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MacBook Pro

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MacBook Pro :: Is  Hot And Loud While Playing Minecraft?

May 26, 2012

when i play minecraft or other games like wow my macbook gets loud and very hot.

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MacBook
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MacBook Pro :: Facebook Videos Are Not Playing?

Jun 13, 2012

I just bought a brand new MacBook Pro 2011 and I've downloade adobe flash, java, silverlight EVERYTHING i know of and I cannt watch Facebook videos

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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.4)

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MacBook Pro :: Playing Video's And Movies On It?

Jun 16, 2012

Have been downloading free movies,I can't get them to play, Just found out I can't play dvd's on my pro, how to rectify problem.

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Mac OS X (10.7.4)

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MacBook Pro :: Overheating While Playing On A Soft Surface

Sep 10, 2010

As you can probably guess, it happens while playing a game (Starcraft 2). It's only happened when playing on a soft surface (in bed, on a pillow, etc.). The simple answer would be to simply not use it on these surfaces, but it seems illogical that you WOULDN'T be able to use a laptop. . . . on your lap.

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MacBook Pro :: Playing Games And View Contents In 3D

Oct 18, 2010

My idea is this; buy the nvidia 3D vision, install windows 7 (since the nvidia 3D vision is windows only) and buy a 3D capable monitor, and I should be able to play games, view content in 3D. After doing research, I found that the nvidia Geforce 9600 GT is supported, however I found no indication that the nvidia Geforce 9600M GT is supported. My question is this, technically speaking should my plan work, or is the difference between the Geforce 9600 GT and 9600M GT significant enough to alter my idea.

My macbook pro is running the following:
Snow leopard
2.66GHz Intel core 2 duo processor
4gb memory
nvidia Geforce 9600M GT

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MacBook Air :: Starcraft 2 Playing - Will It Play On This System

Oct 20, 2010

Games are more GPU hungry, so can we expect to play Starcraft 2 nicely on the new MBA 13' ?

I saw some videos on youtube showing a MBP 13' playing SC2 nicely. But keep in mind the screen is 1440x900 and the processor is 1.86Ghz, so how worse would that be?

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MacBook Air :: Playing Minecraft - Most Intense Application

Oct 27, 2010

Any other Minecraft players out there with one of the new MacBook Airs? Preferably someone with the 11", how does it run and what kind of draw distance can you use without frame drops? I imagine if I get an Air this would be the most intense application I run on it.

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