Blu ray movie player thats not Cyberlink power DVD

[Anubis]

Can you play them in a different program or so i have to use the POS that is Power DVD (Came with the drive) id much rather use VLC or WMP

 

[FoBoT]

i use total media theatre
ArcSoft TotalMedia® Theatre 3
http://www.arcsoft.com/estore/software_title.asp?ProductCode=TMT3P

 

[KeypoX]

Can you play them in a different program or so i have to use the POS that is Power DVD (Came with the drive) id much rather use VLC or WMP

Why is power dvd a pos? Its the only player that can play bluray on my laptop. Has the best codec for hardware acceleration that i know of. Kmplayer I believe uses some version of power dvds decoder but its still not as good for blu ray play back.

Though my knowledge is limited in this matter.

 

[abaez]

I like WinDVD.

 

[tommo123]

i just media player classic home cinema tbh. of course, you need to remove the encryption first

 

[corkyg]

Have had both WinDVD and PowerDVD. WinDVD insisted on being installed on C drive, whereas PWD would go where ever I wanted it to. That was 5 years ago, and have been with PWD ever since. Zero problems.

And with the PWD codecs installed, WMP 12 does a good job in Win 7.

 

[abaez]

i just media player classic home cinema tbh. of course, you need to remove the encryption first

hah, so will any other video player that's playing a downloaded/ripped video file.

If you have the actual disc, MPC will not play it.

But for the OP, you basically have three choices, PDVD, WinDVD, and Total Media Theatre.

I just tried with WMP12 and the disc didn't play (with a legit AnyDVD install), so not sure how corky got his to play.

 

[tommo123]

yeah it will, just browse the m2ts files and go with the largest. doesn't work if it's split though