Showing posts with label blu ray player for windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blu ray player for windows. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

How to play Blu-ray discs use Windows Blu-ray Player?




Megan


How can I play Blu-ray discs in Windows OS? Note that this is a matter of choosing a good brand for Windows Blu-ray Player.


Answer
Playing Blu-ray Discs (BDs) on a computer is a challenge. You must have 2 things - the hardware part and the software part. The hardware part is that you have to have a BD-ROM or burner that is HDCP compliant. In fact, the entire machine (drive, video card and display) must be HDCP compliant. High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection is an anti-copying scheme encoded in much digital content (DVDs, BDs, often in content delivered by satellite or cable) that if it encounters any non-HDCP gear in the signal path shuts the signal down (often with a message like This Content Is Not Playable or Forbidden or something).
Once you have the hardware figured out (and a laptop with a BD player is most likely already good to go - desktops, with the ability to add drives like BD burners, etc are where the problems often lie) you also need software to play a BD - Windows Media Player and even open-source programs like VLC (which plays almost all formats known to man) don't do BD.
EDIT: This site says VLC will play BD with the correct codec or codecs and the latest AACS library installed... check your level of tech ability with this! See here:
http://windows7themes.net/playing-blu-ray-on-windows-7-or-8-yes-vlc-can-play-bds.html
What I've used for years is PowerDVD - it works, most of the time. I say "most" because one thing about BDs is they change the copy protection on some discs so you must download/install an update for a particular disc to play. There are other BD software players out there, but here's the latest PowerDVD version:

http://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdvd-ultra/features_en_US.html?&r=1

There are other, possibly less expensive packages with fewer "bells/whistles". Here's one review of the "Top 7" (this rates PDVD as #1):

http://blu-ray-player-software-review.toptenreviews.com/

Search [bd player software] to find many alternatives. Hope this helped - Good luck!

where can i download blu ray movies that can be played with windows media player?




Jayson T


i just want i sight that is very simple to use with no hassle like having to sign up to things
it also has to trustable



Answer
you can find blu ray movies by search engine, if you would like to play blu ray movies on windows media player, you need to rip blu ray to wmv or avi with this software
http://www.holeesoft.com/blu-ray-ripper.html




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Friday, May 9, 2014

are there blu ray drivers for a regular dvd player on a laptop supporting windows vista?

Q. Hello, is there a way to download a program or drivers that will allow my dvd player to play blu ray disks on my laptop with windows vista?


Answer
LOLOL

No. Blu Ray is HARDWARE. So, in order to play Blu Ray discs, you need a Plu Ray Player. Only a Blu Ray drive will play Blu Ray discs. This is not done through software.

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Can a windows 7 computer replace a PS3 or xbox, Tivo hd, and a blu-ray and dvd player?




TOOTAl2





Answer
not really. windows 7 is able to replace your DVD player and Blu-ray player if you hook it to your television and are willing to go through the widows boot process anytime you want to watch a movie. There are DVR programs you can install that give you DVR functionality but they lack the easy interface of a dedicated TIVO. you can often find PC versions of XBOX games because they are both microsoft products but Playstation keeps a pretty tight riegn on their gaming franchises so even though you can download PS3 emulators (illegally mind you) they will never match up to using the hardware the game was designed for. If you choose to go this rought then you need a PC with Windows 7 or the new windows 8 demo version, a TV tuner card, a blu-ray drive, a PS3 emulator (again illegal), a bluetooth adaptor (for linking your PS3 and XBOX controllers), and DVR software. Your probably looking at $500-$800 depending on brand and you still would have to have a computer that has a strong enough processor and enough memory to run all of this.




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Saturday, February 22, 2014

Can a windows 7 computer replace a PS3 or xbox, Tivo hd, and a blu-ray and dvd player?




TOOTAl2





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not really. windows 7 is able to replace your DVD player and Blu-ray player if you hook it to your television and are willing to go through the widows boot process anytime you want to watch a movie. There are DVR programs you can install that give you DVR functionality but they lack the easy interface of a dedicated TIVO. you can often find PC versions of XBOX games because they are both microsoft products but Playstation keeps a pretty tight riegn on their gaming franchises so even though you can download PS3 emulators (illegally mind you) they will never match up to using the hardware the game was designed for. If you choose to go this rought then you need a PC with Windows 7 or the new windows 8 demo version, a TV tuner card, a blu-ray drive, a PS3 emulator (again illegal), a bluetooth adaptor (for linking your PS3 and XBOX controllers), and DVR software. Your probably looking at $500-$800 depending on brand and you still would have to have a computer that has a strong enough processor and enough memory to run all of this.

Blu-ray Player Update?




musicalyos


How do I update my Sony BDP-S300?


Answer
Click this site to get to the Sony BDP-S300 page at sony style. Go to the hyperlink that says:
Get the latest BDP-S300 Blu-ray Disc⢠Player firmware update here

http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665088000#

Then select your computer's operating system, XP or what ever and dowload the frmware file and burn it to a cdr disk and you now have the firmware to use in your Sony. If you do not have a burner, you can go to the same site and call the number 866-909-7669 to ask them to mail you a cd.

This is from the site:
Please follow the update instructions carefully. Failure to follow the instructions may interrupt the update process and may cause the player to be unresponsive or to require repair.
Do not power off the player or disconnect it from the AC power outlet. Loss of power during the installation of the firmware update may cause the player to be unresponsive or to require repair.
Use a brand new CD-R disc to burn the firmware update. The player may not be able to correctly read a dirty disc or a disc with scratches.
Recommended operating system for the computer that will download the firmware update:
Microsoft® Windows® 98SE or later is needed.
Windows Vista®, Windows XP, or Windows 2000 (Service Pack 4) is recommended.
A drive with CD disc burning capability is required to create the update disc.

If you do not have a CD burner in your computer, Sony will provide a free disc with the firmware update. Click here to order the firmware update.
NOTE: If you have questions or require assistance, please contact our customer call center at 866-909-7669.
A CD-R disc is required to create the update disc.
NOTE: A CD-R disc is highly recommended. Do not use a CD-RW disc.
Installing this firmware update will return all your personal settings to the factory default settings. After installing the update it will be necessary to reconfigure your personal settings.
In order to perform the firmware update, it is necessary to have the BDP-S300 correctly connected to a compatible television.
It is highly recommended to print out these instructions as a reference during the installation process.




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Friday, November 8, 2013

How do I watch Blu-ray movies on Windows 7?

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I recently purchased a brand new MSI A6300 notebook. It comes with a blu-ray player and Windows 7. I have tried to use Intervideo WinDVD 8. But unfortunately, it does not play any BD discs. Supposedly Corel does not support this version of the software anymore.

Are there any alternative programs I can download for free to watch Bluray movies on Windows 7?



Answer
If it has a built in Blue Ray CD/DVD drive you do not need any additional software than what is installed on the laptop. Read the user guide/manual for the laptop section on using the optical drive.

How can i connect my sony blu ray player to the internet through the windows ics?




tristan


I'm trying to connect my sony internet ready blu ray player to the internet through the wifi coming into my laptop, which would come out through an ethernet cable and plug into the ethernet input in the blu ray player. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!


Answer
i had a huge problem with the sony blu ray player, call sony tell them you've tried to connect and you're angry that you haven't fixed it and they'll send you to someone who actually knows what they're doing when they guide you




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Wednesday, September 25, 2013

What is the best Blu-ray player software to use?

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raging_sta


I have a built in Blu-ray player that came with my HP, with Vista. Now I have Windows 7 and today was the first day I have gone to use the Blu-ray player in a bit. I went to watch the new version of Fight Club and it has turned into a no go. What do I do? I've heard I would need software to play it and a bunch of other junk. What's the truth?


Answer
Software should have been included with the drive, or if it was pre-installed, with your computer. It is probably your best solution. Check the manufacturer website. It may have a download. You shouldn't have to buy anything.

Should I buy a computer to play movies and streamline videos online instead of a blu ray player?




David


I'm thinking about buying another computer to hook up to my tv instead of a blu ray player. I would like to download and stream movies and tv shows. But I don't know if the quality would be very good. What do you think?


Answer
If you own a 360 that is a great alternative as you could stream everything on your pc to 360 via windows media player. No need to connect pc to tv, you just stream everything wireless.




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Saturday, July 6, 2013

What blu-ray player home theater in a box sounds the best?

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TODD


Got a panasonic home theater w/ 5 disc DVD back in 2006 at circuit city for $340. Out of all the units I was blown away by the sound quality. The subwoofer could be a bit bigger, but you can see the windows shake, with it all turned up. Well the time has come to update. I got a refurbished blue-ray panasonic receiver and I am moving it up to the bedroom. I have been looking at some Samsung 3d smart 1000watt home theaters. Does anyone have Samsung surround sound system and like it? Or would like to recommend one. I don't want to hear how crappy the box units are and how I should get a huge receiver, speakers and blu- ray player.(unless you can lead me to a place to get a good receiver and speakers for $200.) Looking for something 200-350 new or refurbished. Also what all do you need to make a blue- ray, DVD or whatevers remote go through a cabinet door? Thank you


Answer
Those home theater in a box are not a very good system. They are not flexible for adding anything to them or for up grading. Don't be mislead to the powering rating they provide. You are not going to find a stand alone receiver and a set of good speaker for the budget you have in mind. They only thing that I can recommend is the Onkyo HT-S3500. It is a 5.1 receiver and a set of speaker. You can demo the unit at a Fry's Electronic and retails for around the $280. This is better than any home theater in a box. You add a Panasonic blu ray disc player and you have a nice dependable system. You need to demo the Samsung and let your own ears be the judge. Hope this will help you out.

What is the best Blu-ray player software to use?




raging_sta


I have a built in Blu-ray player that came with my HP, with Vista. Now I have Windows 7 and today was the first day I have gone to use the Blu-ray player in a bit. I went to watch the new version of Fight Club and it has turned into a no go. What do I do? I've heard I would need software to play it and a bunch of other junk. What's the truth?


Answer
Software should have been included with the drive, or if it was pre-installed, with your computer. It is probably your best solution. Check the manufacturer website. It may have a download. You shouldn't have to buy anything.




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