Can Windows 7 play Blu Ray movies out of the box


  1. Cluent
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    Can Windows 7 play Blu Ray movies out of the box


    I read that Window 7 is Blu Ray ready; does that mean it can play Blu Ray movies without buying a codec?
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  3. pparks1
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    I do not believe that this is possible without 3rd party tools
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