how to connect bluray to my computer
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If your computer monitor has a DVI input, you can connect to it using a HDMI to DVI cable. You can not connect directly to your computer unless it has a HDMI input port (I've never seen a computer with a HDMI input port, only output).
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I use the optical connection from my TV. So two other inputs are available, RCA type right and left and a minijack. So if your bluray can adapt to either of these two inputs, the answer is yes.
1308529
DVD Fab seems to work very well. if you copy Bluray discs they will only play on your computer, they wont play on PS3 or new Bluray players .
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Assuming you are using a VGA port (you didn't specify how you plan to connect), just use a VGA cable as other reviewers suggest. VGA is an analog standard but can still support high resolution -- you might just see some minor signal degradation.HDCP as mentioned below could be an issue depending on the movie type -- if it's not DRM (rights management) you should be fine.
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Sorry this doesn't answer your question but I had one if you are willing to answer it. I ordered the PJD5122 Projector and I'm wondering how you can hook up a bluray player to the projector if the projector doesn't have a HDMI input.
1109438
BluRay is not listed as compatable media in the owners manual - see (http://www.tsstodd.com/webmanual/smarthub/se-208bw/en/index.html)
87957
This monitor has a mini HDMI output and comes with a Mini-HDMI to HDMI cable that will connect to your BluRay Player as long as it has a HDMI input.
2032637
Connect with a digital optical cable...red and white. RCA cables are old technology
1595542
The easiest way would be with an HDMI cable (assuming your laptop has one).
872199
Sorry. I messed up. It works great with Windows 8.1. With the bluray software, not included
1946437
No, it's not a BluRay player, but it is 'multi-region'. Search Amazon for BluRay players if that's what you need.
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I have both burned and watched blurays on MAC and PC with mine. The MAC requires optional software and there are several options online .
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Codec rights have made it pretty tricky to play blurays on pc's. There's 2 good ways that I have found to make it work efficiently. "PowerDVD HD" is a program you can download to play blurays. It has native support for 3D and everything. I had a bad experience with it though because it would constantly skip around and some images would randomly appear corrupted. The best option for me was to obtain a copy of AnyDVD HD. That will make blurays playable in any media player, but will always be running in the background.
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It should work fine with your system. You will need to purchase a software video player such as Cyberlink PowerDvd or ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre to play Bluray movies since Windows doesn't have one.
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Yes it will but in order to do that you need some additional stuff:- Windows 8.x doesn't playback either native DVDs and BluRay. You need a 3rd party software installed like PowerDVD.- Your monitor should support HDCP protocol that is a requirement from any monitor or TV to do Bluray playback.This BDROM works fine reading Bluray movies so if you meet the other hardware and software requirements you can playback your movies using this unit as I did.
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When I use the HDMI hookup, I've used the audio output from my laptop. I had to turn off the HDMI audio output on my laptop to do it. If you're using a bluray player, I'm not sure.
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No, it's not a BluRay player, but it is 'multi-region'. Search Amazon for BluRay players if that'swhat you need.