If you want to play Blu-ray disks on your Mac, check it out.Īgain, we would like to thank Leawo for sponsoring TMO this week with this handy (and timely) app! Leawo's Blu-ray player will read subtitles from the disk or you can add your own if you have something from Subler, for example. There are easy-to-use buttons, including pause, forward, next, etc. Protected disks are handled equally smooth by this app, as well: it just plays them back like normal, no issues. You can choose the file you want to open from the main screen, and youre off. Leawo's Blu-ray player works as a region-free Blu-ray and DVD player, as well, allowing you to play Blu-ray disks from regions A, B and C and DVDs from regions 1 through 6. If your Mac is connected to an Apple TV (via AirPlay) or other multi-channel audio device via HDMI it will stream full 5.1 audio, or it will downmix it to two channels to play through your Mac's speakers or headphones. This app (available for a fully-functioning 30-day free trial) will play Blu-rays in either windowed or full-screen mode.
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During playback, this Blu-ray media player software allows people to adjust subtitles, audios and videos freely. It could even play back DTS-5.1 Audio for enhanced audio experience. The settings screen has many options to get Leawo Blu-ray Player to work the way you want. You can access a few other things from the main screen, including playlists, full screen, and settings. Leawo Blu-ray Player ensures high quality of video and audio playback. You can choose the file you want to open from the main screen, and youre off. We would like to thank Leawo for sponsoring TMO this week. Listeners of recent Mac Geek Gab episodes have heard discussion of all manner of Blu-ray topics, and one frustration is the fact that the Mac won't natively play Blu-ray disks, even if you've got a USB Blu-ray reader. It could play back DVD, video (up to 1080P) and audio files for totally free.
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