But when I press Play, it says 'Supported Disc Not Available'. I put it in my Mac and the DVD player pops up. - I want to use my Mac to present a DVD with projector.I have tried repairing permissions and lots of different DVD. - Everytime I put a DVD into my MacBook Pro, the disk spins around and then it is ejected.Summary: This article will show you how to fix DVD not playing on MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, iMac Pro, Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro. You can buit in almost every PSU you want.DVD Won't Play on Mac - Why It Happens and How to Fix It PSU cables from the PSU: The PSU is a standard ATX PSU. But Sonnet and other manufactures build cards that will fit and work. But usually they're too long and won't be recognized as an Airport Card from the OS. Airport Card: This is a standard PCMCIA Cardslot where every WLAN Card will fit that you use in you laptop. These CPUs aren't cheap but you can built in any model with any coreclock that are signed for the Quicksilver 2002/2001. CPU and Cooler: There are some pretty nice CPUs from Sonnet you can buy. You need exacty the same mainboard from a Quicksilver 2001 or 2002 depending on the model that you have. This battery is in the diameter exactly the same size like AA batterys but half the length of them! Motherboard: No way to change it with another model.

PRAM Battery: That is a very special battery. You will notice these 'special versions' at a little Finder-Logo on the boxing. PCI Cards: These must be also signed for Mac. The Videocard is a special Mac-version that is a bit expensive. Videocard: Hmmmm, this is a bit difficult.

Note that that Quicksilver can hold up to 1,5GB of RAM. HDD: You can plug every hard disk into the computer that is fully compatible to the ATA-standard RAM: You can plug every RAM stick into the computer that is a 'SDRAM PC133' RAM. You can also upgrade other hardware from your Powermac.

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