Since I'm having very bad experiences with Cyberlink PowerDVD Pro, I'm wanting to do first some research before deciding to give this product actually a try. I came across VideoSolo products and I heard or read something in the past about this software as well. I'm still reading through the replies you all gave me.Īnd I'm now working with the reply of Edd. The RedFox Project | Backup DVD, Blu-Ray, Netflix, AmazonīTW I also can play these isos on remote TV's through an amazon firestick running KODI - the firestick just branches to the iso I want to play and the amazon remote handset will play it just 100% as the original - menus, subtitles etc etc -no need for any multi-media server on the computer - just make the files shareable. (Works on W11 as well for those interested).

Software not free but it works brilliantly - no region encoding,totally decrypted and I've stored a load of Blu Rays on an external portable USB drive - much easier than carrying a load of physical DVD's around and needing a player in the computer as well to play them.

Blu Ray incorporates all sorts of encryption and macrovision stuff so unless you run things like VLC with a suitable version of LIBDVDCSS installed (OK in Europe but technically not allowed in USA) you will need a licensed player (up to date) to play blu rays.Ī legal get around is to use DVD rippers / players from redfox - you are allowed to archive stuff so you can make a software iso copy of a blu ray -then that plays with any standard multi-media player (and you've archived your DVD collection too).

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