

Simply connect an external DVD drive to any MacBook Air, MacBook Pro with Retina Display, iMac, or Mac mini, insert your DVD into the external DVD drive of your Mac.

For example, Apple’s official USB SuperDrive, priced at $79.00, is specially designed to play DVD on Macs without DVD players (there are also other expensive and cheap external DVD players for Mac to choose). If your Mac doesn’t have a built-in DVD drive, such as a MacBook 2021/2020/2019, MacBook Air, or Mac M1/M2 units, it’s also easy to play DVDs on Mac computers if you’re willing to buy an external DVD drive. How to Play a DVD on Macs without a DVD Drive Then press the Eject button on the keyboard to eject the DVD disc from your Mac. It will stop playing the DVD and return to the black screen. To stop playing the DVD on Mac, press Command-Q on your keyboard. Then you can click on to select the chapter you'd like to play. If you want to play a certain chapter of the DVD movie, put the cursor to the top of the diplay, then you will see a Chapter List. You can also drag the prograss bar to rewind or fast-forward the movie playback. If you want to skip to a certain point of the DVD movie, simply click on the timeline. When DVD movie start to play, you can use the cursor to click on the Pause button or Play button to control the playback. Then click on File on the top menu bar and Open DVD Media to select your DVD. Search for DVD Player to find and open the DVD player app manually. If the default DVD player on Mac doesn't play the DVD automatically, you can open Spotlight by clicking the magnifying glass icon in the top right, or hitting Cmd + Space. Then the DVD Player app on your Mac should start playing the DVD automatically. Simply insert your DVD into the SuperDrive of your Mac. If your Mac has a built-in DVD drive, it's easy to play the DVD on your Mac desktop & laptop computers. How to Play a DVD on Macs with a DVD Drive How to Play a DVD on Macs without Using a DVD Drive

