What can also be seen from the system report below is that although it can read and write to CD's and DVD's. Writing to DVD's does give me the option of saving my data to 4.7 gigabyte DVD disks, but the 23gigabytes of video or photo sample data would eat 4 - 5 DVD's and take a long time to back up.
One would have thought that given that the Sony Blu Ray format has been around for a number of years, that the latest Apple drives would be able to Read Blu Ray and Write Blu Ray by now.
Unfortunately, my research has turned up a strict negative with this respect. Apple Macs do not natively possess an internal Apple drive that can write a Blu Ray data disk.
So the problem highlight in the first video:
Mac Photos Library Backup To Blu Ray - Part 1 The Problem
Still needs to be resolved.
In the next blog/video I'll investigate the Mac Compatible Blu Ray drives I considered.
To Be Continued...
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