Questions about Verbatim Slimline

No, this drive does not support this. Make sure that the BDXL format (for Ultra HD Blu-ray) is supported. This drive supports the format: Verbatim Slimline (Blu-ray drive, CD burner, CD drive, DVD burner, DVD drive, Blu-ray burner)

With a simple docking station with 2x "USB Type A" ports. e.g. Verbatim Multiport (HDMI, USB Type C, USB Type A)

If you're running Mac OS X 10.6 or higher, then yes.

I have never burned a BD before. Unfortunately, I can't help.

Hello Basically, the (Blu-Ray burners (note not Reader) are backwards compatible). According to the official website, this burner is capable of burning on DVD DL up to 8.5 GB. Link: https://www.verbatim.de/de/prod/verbatim-external-slimline-usb-30-blu-ray-writer-43890/ I hope I could help you. Greetings

The Verbatim 43890 Blu-Ray burner must be connected to a USB port on a PC or MAC. It is the burning software (NERO,...) that supports the 4K UHD format of the video displayed on the PC or MAC. In this case, the answer is: yes. Not tried on the USB port of a 4K TV. Question to ask the TV supplier.

No more licence.Good condition.

Yes, that is possible.

USB 3 Micro-B, the hard disk application of my Mac shows a Pioneer BD-RW BDR-UD03.

there is or was an external drive from samsung that only needed a usb connection..i can't think of the name anymore...just google it a bit...good luck

The manufacturer's website states the following under system requirements: PC: Intel Pentium III / AMD Duron 900 MHz or more, 512 MB RAM or more, free USB port, Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 MAC: Intel Mac, 512 MB RAM or more, free USB port, Mac OS X 10.6 or higher

Yes, this is possible with the appropriate software.

Yes, unfortunately this is the case with Windows, but also with MacOs and Linux. Under Windows, you need player or burning software to be able to play DVDs and Blu-rays with a Blu-ray player or burner. Nero Media Home should work, but there are others. Just try the search engine.

The BD-RE does not differ from a BD-R when read. The "E" at the end stands for "Erasable" and such discs are also rewritable.