does it work with vlc
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I was unable to get vlc to work with blu rays. If there is a way to get vlc to handle blue rays (codec expansion ) and you can find it. Yes, it would be possible. Normally vlc does not handle blue rays as far as I know.
942687
Not sure what is meant by 'work with VLC', but this drive does read the various disks as advertised when using VLC although I mostly use MPC-HC to view my disks. Note that copy protected or encrypted BluRay disks will not be readable unless you have the proper decoding software.
942688
As long you have the correct codecs for your OS, it should play. It has nothing to do with the dvd or blu ray drive, rather the player (software apps) playing the VLC files.
2114299
Yes it does. Follow the instructions verbatim and you should get it working. I used it on an Old ( 20 Years ) Sony and it worked. Questions? call the help line listed on the you tube videos.
1819180
All these wonderings but no answers. I too am wondering if it works with projectors
1569681
it does not but most music player app like iTunes , VLC have it , so not an issue
29145
I do not know. I have only a PC laptop. Sorry I am not able to help. I know you can install VLC Player on your Mac and run the video on it. But , I do not know if the GPS data shows up on VLC player.
1253418
Download the VLC media player from VideoLAN here: www.videolan.org/vlc/index.htmlAn easy install of a respected product, will play just about anything, including these vids.
1815730
Try VLC Player using linear/bob deinterlacinghttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/http://www.videolan.org/vlc/features.html
309124
i installed the VLC andriod version so I can play almost any video. Turn off the wifi when you are not using it. It saves the battery. It worked well for me.
1370391
you should be able to play the disk through whatever your default media player is, ive tried VLC and MCP-HC and both have worked, I honestly have never used or seen said included software, id suggest looking at the setup guide it comes with to see if it's being detected properly
1247955
Yes it does. As long as you install the software for it, it'll work just fine.
1840844
Fine. I am using VLC media player on Linux Mint though. Maybe Win8 has higher demands. I haven't tried it.
329807
Yes it does. You might want to use SD/USB instead though, easier n larger space. Plays movie files too, mp4, avi, etc.
2077395
That would all depend on the player you download to it. I believe if you put VLC on it that it will.
901365
It does not come with software to play movies. Software to play blu-ray movies is not free, so you'll have to buy that elsewhere. There are several products on the market.Reading a data disc does not require software and that'll work through Windows/Linux/whatever without any additional software. So if you're using this for data discs then you'll be fine.(To be fair, VLC can play Blu-ray movies and is free, but it requires installing a 3rd party addon and if you have to ask the question then you probably won't be successful doing it. So just expect that you'll need to buy software to play movies.) It does not come with software to play movies. Software to play blu-ray movies is not free, so you'll have to buy that elsewhere. There are several products on the market.Reading a data disc does not require software and that'll work through Windows/Linux/whatever without any additional software. So if you're using this for data discs then you'll be fine.(To be fair, VLC can play Blu-ray movies and is free, but it requires installing a 3rd party addon and if you have to ask the question then you probably won't be successful doing it. So just expect that you'll need... » Read More It does not come with software to play movies. Software to play blu-ray movies is not free, so you'll have to buy that elsewhere. There are several products on the market.Reading a data disc does not require software and that'll work through Windows/Linux/whatever without any additional software. So if you're using this for data discs then you'll be fine.(To be fair, VLC can play Blu-ray movies and is free, but it requires installing a 3rd party addon and if you have to ask the question then you probably won't be successful doing it. So just expect that you'll need to buy software to play movies.) « Show Less
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As long as your computer accepts toslink interface and you have speakers hooked into your computer it should work! Toslink optical connections are audio signals only however, it has nothing to do with video signals!
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Yes, but you must have the software that will do it...VLC media player is free and will play blu rays
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Get VLC video player from VideoLan. You don't really need codecs with it, though yes, the Duo is a regular computer and will work with additional codec packs.