Issues to play commercial (encrypted) Blu-ray discs in Windows


  1. alamakute
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    Issues to play commercial (encrypted) Blu-ray discs in Windows


    I do have a question. What do you use to play commercial (encrypted) Blu-ray discs in Windows? I tried to do the VLC solution but it crashes as soon as I try playing an encrypted disk. I refuse to pay a dime to cyberlink since I just bought this bluray player and their OEM version will not support windows 8. Which is complete cramp because this like other programs are forcing you to buy a new software right off. And my friend recommend UFUSoft Blu-ray Player, i don't heard of it, is that well for playing blu-ray? anyone have any suggestions on this?
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  3. 3D Jed
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    Windows 7 pro x64 SP1
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    Is everything in the chain HDCP compliant ? From Cyberlink Blu-Ray sys req -

    HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection) compliant display (DVI, HDMI connections) for digital output
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  4. Mark Phelps
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    I use the Nero Blue-ray Player. Comes with their software suite.
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  6. alamakute
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    Thanks a lot, finally i try the UFUSoft Blu-ray Player, and it works now.
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  7. jimbo45
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    Hi there

    IMO the best way to do this is to use AnyDVD from Slysoft -- not free but works. Also removes encryption and region code as well. I use this to copy all DVD's inc Blu Ray to .ISO's on my HDD and then simply play with VLC player. The ISO's mount on Windows 8/8.1 as Virtual DVD's even on a laptop that doesn't have a DVD drive and also is a great backup for DVD's too.

    http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvdhd.html

    On Win 7 use Alcohol51% or other software to mount "Virtual DVD's".

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