Which blu-ray player software you are using?

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Just a survey for the most easy to use Blu-ray Player Software on Windows platform.

Aurora Blu-ray Media Player 5
PowerDVD Ultra 4
Arcsoft Total Media Theatre 0
Corel WinDVD 0
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  • SangoNyappy
    10 years ago

    None.

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  • Darkoil
    10 years ago

    I have an actual bluray player although if I'm watching HD on my pc I just use VLC.

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  • Avant-Garde
    10 years ago

    I don't use blu-ray.

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  • GuessWho
    10 years ago

    I don't have a blu-ray drive. I obtain digital copies of the media that would otherwise come on blu-ray and use Windows Media Player with the Shark007 codec pack to play the video files.

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  • lilyader
    8 years ago

    I am using Macgo blu-ray player,it not only can support part of the Blu-ray menu but directly play Blu-ray Discs, Blu-ray ISO files, Blu-ray folders and perfectly output up to 1080p High Definition quality without loss.

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  • tinapanpan
    9 years ago

    Using Mac Blu-ray Player, which is from Macgo.

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  • Josephben
    10 years ago

    Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player so far.

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  • RomeoDeMontague
    10 years ago

    You mean they have different kind? I just know my dvd wont work on my regular dvd. Now I have to worry about what type of blue ray to get. Which one would be recommended?

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    • Peterburke
      9 years ago

      Blu-ray player can play Blu-ray also DVD, but DVD player can't player Blu-ray. So it is necessary to find a good Blu-ray player software enjoy. I haven't tried the fourth above, here is a free software(seems only free for Dec15-19) you can try: free Macgo Windows Blu-ray player.

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  • GorgeRang
    10 years ago

    I really thought there should be more options for what I use now isn't included- Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player, which I thought pretty easy to use with powerful functions. While I heard Aurora is also not bad.

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  • DolphinAngel
    10 years ago

    I guess my PC came with PowerDVD but even though I have a BluRay-Player integrated in my PC I tend to prefer to just watch BluRays with my PS3^^

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  • AbnormallyAwesome
    10 years ago

    I have a blu-ray drive and I got a CD of PowerDVD 7 along with it. Sadly the CD doesen't work and I found out I will now have to buy a software that costs at least 90 $.

    So far I've been using every test version of every blu-ray software I could find.

    Sucks.

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    • Josephben
      10 years ago

      I have both on my Mac, one is free VLC, another is a relatively professional one Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player. I met some occasions that VLC is failed in some BDs I purchased from Amazon, I will switch to the second, and Macgo offers free trial use,too.

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      • AbnormallyAwesome
        10 years ago

        I have Since then bought "Corel WinDVD Pro" and I'm quite happy with it.
        I didn't want to buy PowerDVD because... well, fuck 'em for giving me a broken CD.
        VLC didn't work for me.

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  • robbieforgotpw
    10 years ago

    No software just regular blue ray player-LG.
    What can you do with the software?

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