However, if you have an external Blu-ray player and your Mac does not have native software to accomodate it, this program may be an attractive option.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Mac Blu-ray Player for Mac 2.7.6. Higher cost: For an Ultra Blu-ray player, you should expect to pay 200 to 500. As I know that it is the first Blu-ray player that can support both PC system. It has a nice feature set, especially for streaming video, yet its price hovers close to the 100 mark. While Mac Blu-ray Player is well-designed and functional, those looking for a simple disc player app may find its high price off-putting. Macgo Blu-ray Player is an amazing video tool. The program purports to allow users to include their own subtitles, though we didn't test this. In addition to DVDs and Blu-rays, the player can handle several other video file formats and those for audio.

Menus for controlling the movie playback are easy to locate and use. After we inserted a disc, the program recognized and started playing it quickly and cleanly. Technical support is available, and the developer's Web site is user-friendly. The trial version will only function a limited number of times, however, before the user must buy the full version at $59.95.

The initial menus are intuitive and well-designed. The installation and setup of a free trial version of Mac Blu-ray Player for Mac went smoothly. If you have a Blu-ray player and don't want to or can't use a native Mac media player app, Mac Blu-ray Player can be used to view Blu-rays in addition to DVDs, but some may find the price tag for the full version too high.

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