Just install both the two players in your PC and insert any disc you like! Both players are 100% free! Thus, you don't have to worry about the Disc type. If you try to play a DVD movie, then the "Blu-Ray Player+" will auto-load the appropriate player application and it will start playback (and vice versa). The good news is that it works with automatic cooperation with our other free DVD Player for Windows 10, the well-known "DVD Player+" application. You may use also your phone as a Remote Control Playback!ġ) This initial version of "Blu-Ray Player+" can't play yet every movie from every Blu-ray disc, although it can play a huge list of titles (nearly 20.000!).Ģ) Moreover, the "Blu-Ray Player+" app is designed to handle and play only Blu-Ray movies and not DVD or VCD movies.
It is specially designed for playback of your Movies that are stored in Blu-Ray’s discs you may have. This is what I mean when I can't remember which way around it is.Blu-Ray Player+ is a High-quality, 100% Free Blu-Ray Player, with no-watermarks over movie or any time-limits like other players around. Either that or visa-versa where it creates an invalid disc when I put the tick in and it creates a Region A disc when I take the tick out. When I put the tick in it creates a Region A disc and when I take the tick out it creates an invalid disc. I can't remember which way around it is, under MakeMKV Disc Backup, when I tick Decrypt Video Files, it either copies to Region A or it causes me to make an invalid disc. I don't know why one Region A film copied to Region Free and the other copies and stays as Region A.
The thing about MakeMKV I don't understand is, it let me copy one Region A film to Region Free and with the other film it either copies the disc that doesn't play as an invalid disc or it makes another Region A disc. Where can I find that free version of DVDFab that rips a limited amount of blu-rays? All the software you mentioned apart from MakeMKV costs money. MakeMKV is the only free option that works reasonably well, but even the author of that program will tell you to get AnyDVD HD when his program fails. DVDFab does have a completely free version of Passkey, called Passkey Lite, but it can only decrypt a limited number of Blu-ray titles, so it is very rarely recommended by anyone. Neither of these are free, though there are free trials available. Those are companies are Slysoft (makers of AnyDVD HD), DVDFab and MakeMKV.ĭVDFab has two programs you can try, their main program DVDFab Blu-ray Copy and DVDFab Passkey for Blu-ray, the latter of which works in a manner similar to AnyDVD. There are only three software companies that make Blu-ray decryption programs reliable enough for us to recommend.
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