Can I Play Blue Ray Disc With Windows Media Player?


  1. GuardianFlash
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    Can I Play Blue Ray Disc With Windows Media Player?


    Can I finally play Blue Ray discs on Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center on Windows 7 RC? I no like using Cyberlink.
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  3. Captain Zero
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    Not currently. But if you Google 'MakeMKV' it may be the next best thing for you. Personally, I use PowerDVD Ultra v9 and it has full support for Blu-ray.
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