I know it obviously won’t be able to play DVD’s, but there might be a way to connect a DVD player to it. This would be an alternative to filling up the small hard drive with iTunes library.

I have the all aluminum macbook pro, I got it in 2008. I try playing dvd’s on my macbook pro, but it’ll start spinning and try to read it, then it would stop and spit the dvd back out. CDs work fine, like I’m able to play music CDs and retrieve files from CDs, it’s only DVDs that I have a problem with. My only question is how much is the cost to get it fixed at the apple store?

I’d like to watch my DVD’s on my iPad without importing/capturing/syncing blah blah blah. Can I put a DVD movie in my DVD player on my Macbook Pro and ’stream’ it wirelessly on my home network to my iPad? I understand you can do this with the Macbook Air laptops. Come on Apple, I MUST be able to do this?! Right?

I just experienced my first 3 red rings on my 360. I wanted to know if i should keep my new one in my home entertainment center. It’s a piece of furniture where i put my dvd player, xbox, receiver, and wii. It’s pretty open but kinda tight on the sides and there are a lot of wires in the back. Also people told me that buying a fan for the 360 is not worth it.

I use my xbox as a DVD player and just recently started watching Netflix on it as well. I’ve noticed that it barely makes any sound at all when playing movies, but a lot more when playing games. I use it fairly often for movies and don’t want it to overheat. Has anyone overheated their Xbox 360 from watching DVDs or Netflix?