Soldato
Did you try the Leawo Blu Ray player that went freeware?
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Did you try the Leawo Blu Ray player that went freeware?
Caporegime
Yeah, doesn't stretch 21:9 properly, but it's a solid player so far.
Caporegime
They don't use 21:9 exactly. But 21:9 screens are as close as we get.
The problem is, if you actually run a 21:9 film on your 21:9 screen, by default it'll just have black bars around the entirety of it
(Although this is completely down to the software, and I've seen all the software packages do this)And there's only Arcsoft which as a player will zoom in correctly.
VLC does it too, if you've got digital files rather than a disc.
I could happily get rid of my PC Blu-ray drive, but I do need a device with a Blu-ray player that's set to Region A (Or else, I can't play some Blu-rays, because some don't get Region B's ; Archer Season 1 etc), and also a PS4/PS3/Xbox One also won't correctly display a 21:9 image either on a 21:9 Screen
. So it's literally JUST my PC I can use.No wonder Blu-ray take up on the PC has been dire
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No wonder Blu-ray take up on the PC has been dire
Dying media lol... bluray came out when proper digital content delivery matured.
I see no reason for a disk drive in a modern PC.
Associate
Strange, that and MPC-HC are considered the best media players you can get, laughing at everything else, I have used both without any problems for many many years with many many different computers. Maybe you should write them an email or something.
So true, I havent used a disk in at least 5 years.
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Caporegime
VLC's perfect as a media player playing anything I've got as a digital file, but it's never worked for Blu-ray for me.
Wierd, can't you just right click in VLC, and go to videos then to crop.
Caporegime
Yes.
My problem is it not actually being able to open the Blu-ray
. As in, the physical disc. If I use an ISO of a Blu-ray it's fine (But I imagine that ISO has been stripped of stuff etc), but it has never ever ever worked via my Blu-ray drive.
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Yes.
My problem is it not actually being able to open the Blu-ray
That's due to legal reasons
To get it to work look here
https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=105955
Caporegime
Yeah, I've tried that, never ever been able to get it to work.
Damn
Must admit. it's hit and miss it seems. Have to do the same thing in linux to get it to work.
One of the reasons why I wont buy blu-rays . Thought it would be fine in windows though
Caporegime
It's frustrating, the world seems against proper Blu-ray Support.
Arcsoft Total Media Player was THE only player to work correctly for 21:9 (And it doesn't even work with all blu-rays anyway, it couldn't render the menu for Firefly for me, so I had to use iDeer to just play the titles)
Arcsoft Total Media Player was THE only player to work correctly for 21:9 (And it doesn't even work with all blu-rays anyway, it couldn't render the menu for Firefly for me, so I had to use iDeer to just play the titles)
Soldato
Agree, 15.7 sucks in W10, 15.6 is way better.
Caporegime
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