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ASUS Sbw-06d2x-U (Blu-ray drive)
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ASUS Sbw-06d2x-U

Blu-ray drive


Question about ASUS Sbw-06d2x-U

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susipfaff

8 years ago

What software do I use to play Blue Rays? Are there any low-cost or free options?

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Anonymous

7 years ago

VLC does not play AACS/BD+-protected Blu-ray discs by default. Unfortunately, there is no free solution sanctioned by the BDA for this - this is diametrically opposed to their interests. If you don't care, you can of course install the appropriate plug-ins and keys, but this is not entirely legal.
Officially licensed players unfortunately all cost money or bombard you with advertising...
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marcel.skrr

5 years ago

I use the Leawo Blu-ray player and am satisfied with it.
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nikirueg

6 years ago

i have a problem with my vlc, i have downloaded the plugins and keys for it and put them in the right places but unfortunately i still get an error message. it says that a program for decoding this disc is missing...
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maagboy

8 years ago

Good day!

Basically, all media programmes can be used. I personally prefer to use the VLC player.

Kind regards.
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account

8 years ago

The VLC Player is free and can (probably practically) play all formats and also has no problems with (exotic) codecs.