Blu-ray Player Mac

Enjoy Blu-ray on HDTV via Apple TV on Mac Mountain Lion

There is a lot of ways available for enjoy Blu-ray on Mac and the latest OS X Mountain Lion allows users to send their computer screen to HDTV via Airplay Mirroring with Apple TV. So below I will show you the way to enjoy Blu-ray on HDTV via Apple TV on Mac Mountain Lion. AirPlay Mirroring in OS X Mountain Lion takes advantage of the hardware video encoding capabilities of 2nd and 3rd Generation Intel Core processors. Hardware video encoding allows AirPlay Mirroring to efficiently deliver high frame rates while maintaining optimal system performance.

1. iMac (Mid 2011 or newer), Mac mini (Mid 2011 or newer), MacBook Air (Mid 2011 or newer), MacBook Pro (Early 2011 or newer).

2. Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation) with software update v5.0 or later. See How to update Apple TV software.

3. AirPlay Mirroring requires either a Wi-Fi (802.11 a/g/n) connection or an Ethernet connection to the same local network that your Apple TV uses.

4. Aurora Blu-ray Player for Mac and Blu-ray drive(USB2.0 or above)

If your Mac supports AirPlay Mirroring, an AirPlay Mirroring menu extra appears in the menu bar when an Apple TV is on the same network. Turn on/off mirroring by selecting an Apple TV from the AirPlay Mirroring menu:

Note: The AirPlay Mirroring menu extra icon is blue when AirPlay Mirroring is on.

You can choose between two desktop resolution matching modes that let you select which display will have the best image. When AirPlay Mirroring is turned on, select a "Match Desktop Size" choice via the AirPlay Mirroring menu extra.

Match Desktop Size To: Apple TV

AirPlay Mirroring changes the desktop resolution to best match your Apple TV, resulting in 16:9 aspect ratio that fills the HDTV screen. This setting often produces the sharpest image on the HDTV.

Match Desktop Size To: This Mac

AirPlay Mirroring scales the contents of the desktop to fit on the Apple TV, leaving the resolution of your Mac's display unchanged. Use this setting for the sharpest image on your Mac's display.