A:AnswerCan you hookup a camera to a disc drive?
No. Not directly.
Can the media suite software that comes with the disc drive view my photos/video on my camera?
Yes.
A:AnswerThe disc drive can read those discs in that format.
The software that comes with the disc drive should be able to as well because I know it works for me. But if you're saying you hooked the drive up directly to your TVs USB port. I don't think your device even has drivers for the disc drive to be detected.
You need to use your pc or laptop.
A:AnswerAre you connecting this via USB to the TV or the DVD player? Please clarify your question so that I can provide an accurate and helpful response. Thank you. ^Daphane
A:AnswerIf you plug the disc drive in. Put a disc into your drive. And your disc drive not only shows up in file explorer but it shows the contents of that disc. Then yes, it can read the disc.
You're asking about software that doesn't come with the product therefore is offtopic for this product.
If your software works great. If not well the disc that comes with the drive I know supports windows computers.
A:AnswerYes plug it into a usb port on your all in one the usb cord is small so it won't reach far unless you get an extender for it you will have to either download leawood media player or cyberlink media suite to watch movies with it
A:AnswerYes, but you would need software to burn the blu-ray and the flash drive should be at least a 64GB drive since most blu-ray movies will take up around 30GB of space.
A:AnswerI bought mine to watch movies, play games and my old compact disks to listen to music. It does all these things and can also burn compact discs. I am using mine with Windows 10, but on the box it states it is compatible with Mac OS X (10.7.5) .
A:AnswerDid not get a user manual with the Blu-Ray player and didn't need one to set it up. It comes with a disc and I just followed the installation instructions.
