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Monday, May 12, 2014

How to watch Blu-ray on Windows 8.1 with Windows Media Player

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If you do want to play Blu-ray in Windows Media Player on Windows 8 or Windows 7, there is a very easy solution for you. Find it out now.

As we all know, Windows Media Player is capable of playing all types of media. However, many video formats, such as Blu-ray, are proprietary and typically require a royalty payment in the form of a license to its owner. If you don’t want to pay it, there is an alternative way for playing Blu-ray in Windows Media Player: ripping and converting Blu-ray to Windows Media Player supported video and import to it for organizing, playing or sharing easily.

To importing Blu-ray to Windows Media Player, a professional Blu-ray ripper is needed. Brorsoft Blu-ray Ripper is just such a Blu-ray ripping tool you need, which comes with super high conversion speed and keep the output files in good quality simultaneously. With it, you can fast rip Blu-ray to Windows Media Player friendly WMV videos as well as many other popular video formats like AVI, MP4, MOV, MKV, MPG, FLV, etc. bypassing the AACS and BD+ copy protection. Now follow the step-by-step guide for you.

Converting Blu-ray to Windows Media Player friendly format

Step 1. Import source movie

Install and run the best Blu-ray to Windows Media Player Converter. Click load disc button to import the Blu-ray movie files to the program.


Step 2. Choose WMV as output format

Click the Format menu, select Windows Media Player friendly format as your output video format. There, you can take WMV as your output video format. If you prefer high definition videos, move your mouse pointer to “HD Video” and then choose HD WMV.


Step 3. Start Blu-ray movie conversion

Before start conversion, click the Settings icon to adjust the video, audio parameters if necessary. Finally, hit the Convert button to begin ripping Blu-ray to Windows Media Player format.

After the conversion, go into the destination directory and drop the converted files into Windows Media Player. Your videos will be ready to play with Media Player on Windows 7/Windows 8 flawlessly. Enjoy.

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