Good free blu ray software?

[xellos2099]

I just got a new blu ray drive but it didn't come with software so I want to know if there is any good blu ray player program out there. I google and there is something call DAplayer... how is it?

[Almadacr]

Download.com for free software .

http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0...l;rbxcdl.2.a.3

[xellos2099]

I through cyberlink powerdvd is a paid program?

[Almadacr]

The cyberlink powerdvd it's a paid program with a 30 day trial . I have it since it already came with my laptop but you have others that are free , you just need to try the one that fits what you want and keep it .

[rdodolak]

Search for Blu-ray Region Tray Tool and here's a tread on the topic.

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1171693/bl...werdvd-and-tmt

[NWilz]

http://digiarty.com/

[Jim1234]

no blu-ray software is free

[sukilee901]

As for free Blu-ray software, i just want to give you some tips.

1. VLC, it is stated that Blu-ray playback supporting after the version 2.0(noncommercial Blu-ray)
2. MakeMKV. The tool allows you to rip Blu-ray disc to MKV formats
3. Aurora Blu-ray Copy, with which you can rip Blu-ray disc to ISO format(worked, but really time costing).

Hope the above information can help you.

[Ziran]

Did you try searching for your drive's Serial Number? That would give you the best matching software to go along with your Blu Ray Drive. Also, try asking the experts by posting the details if your internal drive. Others might have the same device or good combinations in mind.

[Race Bannon]

They're not free. Get ready to pay after a trial period.

[sukilee901]

Originally Posted by Terrycharge

Is there any good free Blu-ray software? I am also eager to find one.

There are really some Blu-ray software available(good? not sure). From the Upload.com, you can search some free Mac Blu-ray Player.

A free Blu-ray backup tool named Aurora Blu-ray Copy can only rip commercial Blu-ray to ISO.

The MakeMKV can rip and convert commercial Blu-ray MKV with multiple audio track and subtitles, but its Blu-ray decryption feature is only free for 30 days.

[Jimmy Bro]

There are no good PAID Blu-ray programs that I know of, so good luck finding a decent free one.

[wangk637]

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[TheProfessor]

You can't go wrong with VLC. It plays pretty much anything you throw at it. It's free too. No ads or anything like that.

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html

[Alanbrad]

VLC can play them after a little bit of manual work... Google it, you will find how.

[cheneygreen]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Bro

There are no good PAID Blu-ray programs that I know of, so good luck finding a decent free one.

Agreed!

[RickWJ324]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Bro

There are no good PAID Blu-ray programs that I know of, so good luck finding a decent free one.

I purchased Total Media Theatre for bd playback on my pc's. Never had a problem with it.

[Naiera]

I use Free Mac Player (yes, that's what it's called) if I want to check out a BD on my Mac. It works, but I wouldn't call it good.