will it work on mac and can it be use to stream online?
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Unfortunately, I don't have a mac so can't answer that one. I also don't stream video but I have played same on my computer so I think it will. I love this little beauty but then I just use it for personal things.
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Download Media-browser for Mac and try. Streaming online is most probably not possible, you can show it on TV/Projectors etc. Does not show on the computer screen while recording and so I think that streaming will not be possible. Someone can suggest a software which can do it.
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You can use your computer as a video streamer, connected either through an HDMI or VGA port on the TV. My MacBook works much better than my old PC for streaming. We added the Roku just to make it easier. However, it may not provide as much access to streaming as the computer does.
1052028
Yes it works on mac. It works in general fro CD-R, CD, DVD, BD-ROM, I have used it to play Blu-Ray discs with Leawo blu-ray player.
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This is work good- Just conect on wifi and mac will find device. Ther will be option do you want to play on mac or on tv same like on IPhone.
685928
I am strictly a PC man, but it should easily be plug and play, it worked fine for me. Form what I understand newer OS' for MAC's should pick it up.
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My son uses it for the i racing game on the internet but the speed is not fast enough on the mac and uses my windows based computer. Not real sure if i can answer your question totally,but for some reason he does not use the i mac.
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It can work on windows. and you can also plug a screen into it. It has vga out and 2 video outs. Mac has issues viewing but windows is fine
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Nope. You need macTv. To my understanding it is your Mac not allowing the data to flow through properly. I may be wrong, but I have tried to play my mac on all if my TVs by setting up as an external monitor and it has never worked. Work around would be to create a 3rd party video, store it in the cloud and have your tv access that cloud service and watch from there. More hassle than its worth.
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I am pretty sure the answer is No, the Kworld USB ATSC TV stick is not Mac-compatible. This is for PC.
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Probably, it isn't as important what the software is as long as whatever you are trying to use this unit with does not output to rgb. I got It to use with my ps4 and pc from my macbook so I could stream off my Mac using obs. What I found was that both the ps4 and my graphics card outputs were rgb so it would not work with the unit. Hope this helps!
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Yes that computer the MacBook works really well for streaming movies and music off the TV and need to hold me a G a connection in an audio cable I hope this is helpful
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No, it is not compatible to Mac. It works on PC and PS2. Might work on PS3...
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I'm not sure because I am using it with a PC laptop. The software which operates it is Total Media 3.5 from ArcSoft. ArcSoft's web site only mentions software for PC's, not Macs. If you have a program that emulates a PC on your Mac, it might work.
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Yes it streams from a NAS drive with no computer as long as the drive supports DLNA. I have had this about a year and it works fine. One note on your question, I run Windows so I can not speak for Apple. I would assume as long as the NAS supports DLNA it will work.
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It works with Mac. It doesn't even connect to the computer - just goes through your router.
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I have a PC. Don't know much about Macs. But it should be found on the network without the app for sure.
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It should. You should be able to use it over a home network. You might have to configure it differently if you use it for both Mac and PC...