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Giveaway of the day — Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player 6.1.3

Enjoy Blu-ray movie and popular videos at home with Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player.

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Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player 6.1.3< のgiveaway は 2013年6月8日

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Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player はBlu-ray の映画をコンピューターで楽しむ方へ最適なツールで Blu-ray ディスク、フォルダー、ISOイメージファイルをサポート。 1080pビデオと DTS-HDマスター･オーディオや Dolby TrueHDの音楽もサポート。

またBlu-ray Player は HD や MTS, M2TS, MXF, TS, TRP, MKV, MPEG, FLV, WMV, MP4, MOV, AVIなどのビデオもプレーバック。簡単なインターフェースと豊富なコードで映画鑑賞を満喫。

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必要なシステム:

Windows XP (SP2 or later), Vista, 7, 8 (x32/x64); 512 MB RAM; Intel Core2 Duo 2.4GHz processor or equivalent AMD Athlon processor or higher; A internal or external Blu-ray drive

出版社:

Aiseesoft Studio

ホームページ:

http://www.aiseesoft.com/blu-ray-player/

ファイルサイズ:

44.9 MB

価格:

$39

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hmmmm...no comments yet...but 72% THUMBS UP in a few seconds ==> OLE', multiproxies uber alles!!

What if I told you that DAP PLAYER does the same for FREE?

http://www.digiarty.com

Enjoy!

Giovanni – 10 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+81)

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Maybe this will help...

Blu-Ray discs use a slightly different format [e.g. UDF 2.5] so Windows needs to be able to read that format -- that's only an issue in XP, where Aiseesoft Blu-Ray apps will add a hacked Toshiba driver. You do need a Blu-Ray drive to read actual BD discs, though Blu-Ray on DVD [which is spec] will work with regular DVD drives as long as Windows reads the Blu-Ray UDF format.

Retail Blu-Ray discs have loads of DRM, with menus etc. programmed using Java -- to play it completely, i.e. all features, you'll have to buy a player [unless one came with your Blu-Ray drive] because the developers that make these players have to pay licensing fees. If or as possible try before you buy because performance & features vary, sometimes quite a lot. Many will not play Blu-Ray in folders on your hard drive.

Many claim that a fair number of existing media players will play Blu-Ray, but playback is actually more at a beta level -- expect glitches from time to time. And as above don't expect them to fully play anything but the movie. Also, some retail Blu-Ray discs use VC1 video rather than the more common AVC/H.264 -- not every media player will handle that. And finally do not expect something like VLC to do anything about a Blu-Ray disc's DRM.

Aiseesoft's Blu-Ray Player basically works like their Blu-Ray copy &/or ripping apps to by-pass a retail disc's DRM. Like the free players others have mentioned, the Aiseesoft Blu-Ray Player [& similar players from other companies] does not play all features. For Blu-Ray discs it's IMHO heads & shoulders above something like VLC, but compared to other commercial [i.e. not free] players it comes down to price & how much you want to play a disc's features beyond the movie itself. Today obviously cost is not a problem.

When it comes to the actual quality of playback, AFAIK the only free players with much of anything in the way of enhancements are MPC-HC [ http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Media-Player-Classic-Home-Cinema ] & MPC-BE [ http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MPC-BE ] -- otherwise if that's what you're after you'll have to get something like PowerDVD, & unless you spot it on sale, the versions that'll handle Blu-Ray can be a bit expensive. If you want or need those enhancements, which may help a lot on some systems, I *think* the most common route is to copy the video from a Blu-Ray disc unaltered into a MKV container file, then use one of those 2 players, but it's not something I do or have tried so research 1st at sites like videohelp.com . [If it's legal where you live, & if you're going to copy a Blu-Ray disc you own to your HDD to bypass DRM, writing the copy as a MKV file simply saves some hassles.]

Maybe this will help...

Blu-Ray discs use a slightly different format [e.g. UDF 2.5] so Windows needs to be able to read that format -- that's only an issue in XP, where Aiseesoft Blu-Ray apps will add a hacked Toshiba driver. You do need a Blu-Ray drive to read actual BD discs, though Blu-Ray on DVD [which is spec] will work with regular DVD drives as long as Windows reads the Blu-Ray UDF format.

Retail Blu-Ray discs have loads of DRM, with menus etc. programmed using Java -- to play it completely, i.e. all features, you'll have to buy a player [unless one came with your Blu-Ray drive] because the developers that make these players have to pay licensing fees. If or as possible try before you buy because performance &amp; features vary, sometimes quite a lot. Many will not play Blu-Ray in folders on your hard drive.

Many claim that a fair number of existing media players will play Blu-Ray, but playback is actually more at a beta level -- expect glitches from time to time. And as above don't expect them to fully play anything but the movie. Also, some retail Blu-Ray discs use VC1 video rather than the more common AVC/H.264 -- not every media player will handle that. And finally do not expect something like VLC to do anything about a Blu-Ray disc's DRM.

Aiseesoft's Blu-Ray Player basically works like their Blu-Ray copy &amp;/or ripping apps to by-pass a retail disc's DRM. Like the free players others have mentioned, the Aiseesoft Blu-Ray Player [&amp; similar players from other companies] does not play all features. For Blu-Ray discs it's IMHO heads &amp; shoulders above something like VLC, but compared to other commercial [i.e. not free] players it comes down to price &amp; how much you want to play a disc's features beyond the movie itself. Today obviously cost is not a problem.

When it comes to the actual quality of playback, AFAIK the only free players with much of anything in the way of enhancements are MPC-HC [ http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Media-Player-Classic-Home-Cinema ] &amp; MPC-BE [ http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MPC-BE ] -- otherwise if that's what you're after you'll have to get something like PowerDVD, &amp; unless you spot it on sale, the versions that'll handle Blu-Ray can be a bit expensive. If you want or need those enhancements, which may help a lot on some systems, I *think* the most common route is to copy the video from a Blu-Ray disc unaltered into a MKV container file, then use one of those 2 players, but it's not something I do or have tried so research 1st at sites like videohelp.com . [If it's legal where you live, &amp; if you're going to copy a Blu-Ray disc you own to your HDD to bypass DRM, writing the copy as a MKV file simply saves some hassles.]

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mike – 10 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+56)

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cons
no adjustment
contrast, brightness, zoom, rotate, fast backward/forward, sound booster, etc.

Reviewer – 10 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+49)

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better and free
GOM Player http://player.gomlab.com/eng/
VLC http://www.videolan.org/
PotPlayer http://tvpot.daum.net/application/PotPlayer.do
KM Player http://www.kmpmedia.net/
of course the latest Windows Media Player, plays BD without a problem as well

Gordon – 10 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+49)

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I downloaded, installed, and played commercial "A Christmas Carol" Blu-ray Disc (BD), and I completely disagree with Giovanni.
Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player 6.1.3 smoothly plays this disc "with menu" whereas DAPlayer ends up giving 400 error. I have observed this problem with DAP several times before, and the problem still continues (their customer service also said sorry to me). My conclusion is that DAPlayer cannot play a purchased disc (it may play pirated BDs but I don't know).
Naturally, this GAOTD gets a thumbs up from me. Very nice interface, apparently faster than my Roxio CinePlayer (came with the system) but I don't like that they advertise when you start this player although you got a license, else they would get two thumbs up from me.

P.S. I would strongly suggest Giovanni to comment after testing since many of his recommendations just FAIL. He is a good contributor but he should not just google, and suggest something randomly.