I have a SATA burner (LG BH16NS55), possibly the best M-disc burner, however, I don't use windows anymore and I don't use desktop anymore..
so there is the tricky question:
1.
I am using MacBook Pro 16 inch (2019) and using a SATA to USB3.0 cable which supports optical burner (with 12V/2A power), connects the MacBook using Belkin's USB3.0 HUB, using macOS Parallel Desktop 16 running Windows to use IMGBurn to burn my disks..
2.
Is there a big risk? or I should just buy a windows laptop to use the SATA-USB3.0 cable with 12v/2a power?
3.
or buy a desktop that uses SATA and windows, so there is no risk at all?
because I think the first way is through many chipsets and converters. OS limitations and virtual OS are also tricky too.
M-disc is not a cheap thing especially I am burning 100GB ones, so I'm just seeking for help if anyone has tried running IMGBurn through virtual machines running Windows (such as VMware or Parallel Desktop) on macOS with a USB-C (thunderbolt3) to USB-3.0 hub connecting this SATA Burner through a SATA to USB3.0 cable with 12V/2A Power?