You may want to block its Internet access to avoid this from happening.īlu-ray was on the raider this year even more so when I hear of Clonedb getting released, but hear in Canada where I’m from has only one place to rent moves because of Redbox, that is now getting removed because there ant a enough demand okay. Update: Leawo establishes connections to the Internet which are not needed to operate the program. If you want more options and control, then players like VLC or SMPlayer are the better choice. A file menu with options to load files, folders and streams with options to load recently played videos would be useful in this regard. It needs to be improved on the file handling side of things as it is not really intuitive to use there. If you are looking for a free Blu-Ray player that can play most Blu-Ray on your PC (apart from 3D) then you may want to give the player a try. On the good side of things, Blu-Ray loading times are fine for the most part and file format support is quite good as well. The second issue that I had with the player is that it would not play audio CDs. The software does not support 3D Blu-Rays for example or Blu-Ray Live.
DVD playback is not an issue but you may run into issues playing specific Blu-Rays. I was going to get the latest version of AnyDVD since the Slysoft version doesn't work on my Windows 10 build, but I'd rather not at its current price.As far as DVD and Blu-Ray playback is concerned, it works for the most part.
I just want to find the easiest way to make backups and change regions and I didn't feel like buying another Blu-Ray player for my setup (I had a region-free DVD player ages ago, but it didn't last much longer than a year and I suspect the current region-free players are of similar quality). The glowing reviews I've read have seemed kind of fake (either on sites I'm not familiar with or just don't trust) so I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop on this one.Īnd before I buy it, does anyone have any experience with Leawo's Blu-Ray Copy add-on?įor the record, I'm not crazy about watching Blu-Ray content on my computer. I can't help but feel there's a catch considering other Blu-Ray programs I've used were absolute garbage, and the fact there's not a lot of buzz about it. I just stumbled upon Leawo last night, but from what I've seen it works better than anything else I've ever used to play Blu-Ray discs on my computer.
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