A:AnswerYour question may have been meant in jest. But under the right circumstances absolutely :)
Attach to a laptop's USB port, power the laptop via an inverter or run it off the laptop's batteries, and use it to play music, movies, games, etc. Don't want to use a laptop then get a palm sized mini-PC that can be powered over USB Type C. Then you can attach the optical disc drive to one of its USB ports and the 3.5 mm audio port to the 3.5 mm audio inputs which may be internal in the radio bay. You may have to use 3.5 mm stereo to RCA stereo adapter but those Y-shaped splitters are super cheap costing between $5 to $10. Used to be super easy to find at Radio Shack or Fry's Electronics...
One other option is to just buy a handheld CD player to feed the audio into the car's stereo that way. This gives you all of the controls on the player itself, avoids lengthy "buffering" issues while trying to fool the car's entertainment PC into seeing the optical drive as a USB Flash Drive. Over better yet get a portable DVD/Blu-Ray player with its own 9"+ display. It will have all of its own controls, usually has a remote control, can be attached to the A/V inputs in your car's entertainment PC/radio, and most even have USB ports or SD media slots for accepting other types of storage media.
Or hire a guy to add a radio bay to your fancy new-ish car that doesn't have a built-in optical drive because people think streaming and USB Flash Drives are the preferred means of listening to music while driving.
A:AnswerI don't know. Nothing on the package or documents indicates one way or the other. There is a phone number that may answer your question 800-243-0000.
A:AnswerYou would need an external multimedia adapter that is capable of taking USB-A to be able to connect the device to an Apple MacBook, but yes. This device is capable of working on the MacBook operating system.
A:AnswerWhat are you playing games on will determine if this works this is for an add on for reading your cd/dvd disks like using a laptop computer for example.
A:AnswerIt can be used with a Chromebook but there are some major limitations to using a Chromebook with an external DVD or CD drive. Chrome OS does not support optical disks to let you play music or movies. The primary reason for this is that Chrome OS doesn’t come with codecs. Codecs are necessary to compress and decompress large files like DVD videos. If you want to play DVDs on your Chromebook, you’ll need to install Linux. Chrome OS can read files on these disks if they are supported file formats. This means you can easily open image or audio files in ChromeOS from files on a CD or DVD. However, you cannot play an audio CD or a movie on a DVD, and you cannot write anything to a CD, or DVD. External DVD drives aren’t officially supported on Chrome OS. ^Daphane
