
- #THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER MOVIE#
- #THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER MP4#
- #THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER DRIVER#
- #THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER FULL#
- #THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER SOFTWARE#
Leawo Blu-ray Player allows users to create complex file with Windows, Real, MPEG1/2/4, 3GPP, Apple, Flash and DVD media, audio files, playlists and other formats as soon as launch the program. Leawo Blu-ray Player - video player blu-ray
#THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER MP4#
To play MP4 format video, you can thanks to the program MP4 Player help with control modes and still adjust quite flexible, in addition, the MP4 Player also allows to create a list of music or video to play randomly or in order. Leawo Blu ray Player is a multimedia player specially designed to open the film on Blu-ray, supports video formats such as AVI, MPEG or MP4.
#THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER SOFTWARE#
Leawo Blu-ray Player software is supported open Blu-ray support many file type and priority customize more parameters, automatically play content. That combination is what is missing in the market, but the Leawo player doesn’t meet that standard.Download Leawo Blu-ray Player 3 - Support software open Blu-ray support many file type and priority customize more parameters, automatically play the content Leawo Blu-ray Player: So to make enough of a favorable impression on video enthusiasts to purchase this program, the Leawo player needs excellent menu support in addition to no Cinavia detection. We have many choices for playback of blu ray without menu support…Potplayer, VLC, Media Player Classic HC, etc…the list is fairly long. Overall, I’d say I’m somewhat disappointed in the player’s ability with menus.

#THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER MOVIE#
I’ll test it later with another movie that I know has Cinavia in it. Leawo mentions nothing about Cinavia, so I have to assume that it doesn’t honor that particular type of copy protection. So, if you have ripped an entire disc to the hard drive as files, you’ll need them in a mounted ISO to play in this program. It will not play blu ray folders on the hard drive. There is another peculiarity about this player. As I noted before, it is fairly slow to start a movie. I didn’t try playing any of the movies all the way through, but I spent ten minutes or so in some of the action scenes. There was no hesitation, pixellation or other problems that I could see.

As with the previous movies, the Leawo player ignores the menu and goes straight into the main movie.Ī few notes on playback: the Leawo Blu-ray Player does a good job in playing the movies. War Horse…the DVDFab player froze trying to play this one, but the Leawo player starts the main movie, as if there wasn’t a menu available.Īnd finally, we get to the movie, Up. The movie started at the beginning of one of them, but I’m not sure which one it chose. So you have no way of selecting between the theatrical version, or the newer director’s cut. Moving on to Alien, the Leawo player totally ignores the menu. The Leawo player does have a quick start option, and using this, you could access the main movie, but it doesn’t help if you want to view any extras. It gets stuck after the first preview, just as the DVDFab player did. The Leawo player cannot play the menu in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
#THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER FULL#
II also played correctly, with full access to menus.Īnd now we get to some of the movies that caused problems in DVDFab. Once hardware acceleration was turned off, the Leawo program played Blade Runner correctly, and I had access to the menu. I left it off for the remainder of the tests. Acting as a region-free Blu-ray player, it could play back Blu-ray. This all-inclusive media player suite could play back Blu-ray, DVD, video and audio on Windows PCs without quality loss.

I rebooted, then started the Leawo program again, but this time turned off hardware acceleration in the program options. Leawo Blu-ray Player is an all-region Blu-ray playback software program that provides comprehensive media playback solution for Windows 8/7/Vista/XP users. I am using an older card, an ATI/AMD 4850 HD.
#THE LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER DRIVER#
I believe there were some conflicts in my video card driver and this program from Leawo, as it caused the driver to stop working temporarily, then completely crashed Windows 8.1 on the second attempt. If you missed the first test, I use PowerDVD 13, TMT5 and TMT 6 as comparisons, since they are the leading commercial programs for blu ray playback. It is a bit slower than any other program I have worked with. The other thing I noticed right away with this player is how long it takes to load a movie. Playback in action scenes was perfectly good, though the player does seem to hesitate a bit when jumping forward to the next chapter point. The menu worked in the Leawo player, and video and audio controls worked as they should. I started with Kingdom of Heaven, which hasn’t been a problem for any of the software players so far. So I decided to test it using the same movies that I used in my tests of DVDFab Media Player. Leawo has recently joined the forums, and I noticed that their representative stated that this player has support for blu-ray menus.

Today’s software is Leawo Blu-ray Player. This thread is the second in a series of tests I’m conducting, checking playback of blu-ray video from both original discs and from ripped files using computer software players.
