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Native BluRay Support!

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In Pro Apps...  =(

http://www.apple.com/au/finalcutstudio/whats-new.html

Cool, you can burn to a BluRay natively in FCS but Apple still doesnt sell a BTO BluRay burner.  Explain that one Jobsy!

To be clear, a few Pro Apps already had limited BD support this is just expanding it and making it native and more visible.

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 Isn't BluRay still a "bag of hurt"? 
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Yes, but now you can put stuff in the bag with your Mac.
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Still no Apple authoring solution as DVD Studio Pro didn't receive an upgrade. 
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www.makemkv.com/ 
This software can best be described as a Handbrake that supports Blu-ray and has a Mac OS X version.  The resulting files can be played back using programs such as Plex.

Note I don't have a Blu-ray drive like this one store.fastmac.com/product_info.php and have not tried the above software, but it is getting good reviews.  Caveat: for it to work the BD drive has to be able to write something (CDs is fine).  If it is totally a ROM drive in all supported formats, OS X won't allow MakeMKV to access it -- see http://www.makemkv.com/osxmmc/

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Boy Genius claims BD support in iTunes 9. Possible BS but, I'm reporting it just in case.
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