So I got a great new computer with a blue ray player but need to get some good software for playing BD disc's. I don't need to rip any blu ray's, but would like something that supports HD audio.
Anybody have experience with this?
Buy Direct M-F 9am - 10:30pm EST 1-866-764-1801
Vist our Online StoreSo I got a great new computer with a blue ray player but need to get some good software for playing BD disc's. I don't need to rip any blu ray's, but would like something that supports HD audio.
Anybody have experience with this?
I use VLC player to play blue ray files but not sure if it works with a player.
"They're always talking about my drinking, but never mention my thirst" Oscar Wilde
Pre-Amp: Anthem AVM 20
Amp: Carver TFM-35
Amp: Rotel RB-870BX
Fronts : SDA 1B w/ RDO-194s
T.V.:Plasma TC-P54G25
Bluray: Oppo BDP-93
Speaker Cables: MIT Terminater
Interconnect Cables:DH Labs Silver Sonic BL-1isonic
I've always used PowerDVD 10 Ultra and it looks like it is still tops in the Reviews. Ultra gets you the Blu-ray capability.
Last edited by eeagle; 07-27-2010 at 09:24 PM.
SDA SRS 1.2
Adcom GFA-5802
Adcom GFP-750
Sony DVP-NS999ES
HT/2 CH
McIntosh MX120, MC500, MC206, MEN220
polkaudio SDA SRS 1.2TL, XO, Inductor, Tweeter, Larry's rings, WBT Binding posts, Moretite and Dynamat mod. Built by Mollie Jones 27:th of February 1991, CS350-LS XO mod, LS-f/x, DSW MicroPro 4000
MIT Shotgun S3.3 Bi-wire SC, Shotgun S3.3 SC, Shotgun S3.3 Proline IC, Shotgun S3.3 IC, Shotgun S3.3 Sub cable, AVT 1 Optical IC, EXP 3 Speaker interconnect.
Thanks guys, I am going to pick that one up tomorrow then.
Okay I bought it for $71. It's worth it though. Wow what a great picture my computer has! The software is super simple and you can use your mouse if you want to which other brands disabled. Highly recommend. Good advice guys and thanks.:D
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)