Connect a DVD/Bluray player to Apple Studio Display

I purchased an HDMI to Thunderbolt cable so that I can connect my DVD or Bluray player to my Apple Studio Display but the display won't turn. Both devices are power and when I turn on, put the disk in and click play on the player the display is still turned off. The monitor works fine with my laptop. Any ideas?

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Posted on Dec 6, 2024 3:33 PM

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Posted on Dec 6, 2024 4:05 PM

Studio Display won't accept this kind of input - the data/protocol is not compatible between DVD/BluRay player and Thunderbolt Display.


No matter what kind of adapter you have explored.


The only way to play BluRay/DVD is - you connect the BluRay/DVD Drive (not commercial BluRay/DVD Player) to a Mac machine (Mac Mini, Studio, MacBook Air etc.) -- then connect to the Studio Display from Mac machine.


Oh, if you want to play BluRay, you will need another software to decode the BluRay (I use AnyMP4 Mac Blu-Ray Player).


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Dec 6, 2024 4:05 PM in response to michaeldespoto

Studio Display won't accept this kind of input - the data/protocol is not compatible between DVD/BluRay player and Thunderbolt Display.


No matter what kind of adapter you have explored.


The only way to play BluRay/DVD is - you connect the BluRay/DVD Drive (not commercial BluRay/DVD Player) to a Mac machine (Mac Mini, Studio, MacBook Air etc.) -- then connect to the Studio Display from Mac machine.


Oh, if you want to play BluRay, you will need another software to decode the BluRay (I use AnyMP4 Mac Blu-Ray Player).


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