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download software play dvd on windows 10 How to Open a DVD Player on an Apple Computer. Apple computers come with a default utility called "DVD Player" capable of playing DVD disks. By default the DVD Player is set to open automatically when you insert a video DVD into the disk drive. If your DVD Player does not automatically start when you insert a disk into the drive, you must change the DVD preferences. Alternatively, if you do not wish for the DVD Player to start automatically or if you close the DVD Player and wish to access it again without removing the DVD, you can open it manually using the Apple "Finder" utility. Change DVD Preferences. Click on "System Preferences" from the "Apple" menu in the top left corner of the screen. Click on "CDs & DVDs" in the "System Preferences" menu. The "CDs & DVDs" preferences box will appear. Click on the drop-down menu that reads "When you insert a video DVD" and select "Open DVD Player." Exit the "CDs & DVDs" preferences box and the "System Preferences" menu. Insert a DVD into the disk drive on your Apple computer. The DVD player will automatically start. Manually Open DVD Player. Click on the square blue smiley face, otherwise known as the "Finder" icon on your Apple doc. A menu will appear. Click "Applications" from the "Places" section in the left of the "Finder" menu. Click on "DVD Player" in the right of the "Finder" menu to open the DVD player and play the DVD. The DVD will resume from the point where you left off. Playing DVDs. As with a CD, the simplest way to start playing is to insert a DVD disc into any DVD-compatible drive installed on your computer. If RealPlayer Cloud is your default player for DVDs, it will automatically open and start playing the DVD. Note: DVD playback works best in RealPlayer Plus 16 with the Plus DVD playback components installed. On computers without the Plus DVD playback components, DVD playback may not work, or may play only the video with no audio. In these cases, if you wish to play DVDs in RealPlayer Cloud you will need to upgrade to RealPlayer Plus 16 and install the Plus DVD playback components. An AVCHD disc burned in RealPlayer Plus 16 is playable only on Blu-ray players. Play a DVD. Place a DVD in the DVD drive of your computer. The DVD will start to play automatically if the When Inserting a DVD Start Playback option is enabled ( > Preferences > DVD ). To manually start the DVD, select Play CD or DVD from the Play menu. Once the DVD is loaded and starts running, the DVD's main menu will appear. Use your mouse and cursor to select items from the main menu. When playback begins, the display automatically changes to Theater Mode . (This feature can be turned on or off from > Preferences: DVD.) Note: The drivers and associated software for your DVD drive must be installed before RealPlayer Cloud can access the DVD drive. DVD Navigation Menu. When you play a DVD, find the DVD Navigation Menu button ( ) on your Player Control bar. Click it to open these controls: Pauses the presentation and opens the DVD main menu. Returns to the DVD presentation. Opens a list of video clips and trailers. (Title 1 is the main presentation.) Select a title to play. Opens a list of chapters for the current presentation. Select a chapter. RealPlayer Cloud will advance to that chapter and continue playing. Opens a list of the available alternate language audio tracks for the current presentation. Select a language to change audio tracks. Opens a list of available subtitles. Select a language to view (or select None ). Select alternate viewing angles (when available). Turns the Closed Captions feature on and off. (Closed Captions are presented in the native language of the DVD.) Was this information helpful? Note: Not all services and features are available in all countries. Services and features will be added as they become available. Download software play dvd on windows 10. If you pop a DVD into your Windows 10 computer, you may bump into trouble because Windows 10 Media Player doesn't support regular DVDs. But you can still play DVDs on Windows 10 with a little help and you have few options. Read on to find more details. Why can't Windows Media Player play DVD video? According to Microsoft, DVDs are old-school technology that's no longer needed. Today's ultrathin laptops and tablets don't even have DVD drives. Most people watch movies by streaming them to their computers over the Internet, Microsoft says. Or, they watch their DVDs on TV. Also, Microsoft no longer wanted to pay licensing fees to the companies owning the patents required for playing DVDs. How to Get Windows Media Player to Play a DVD in Windows 10? If you persited on playing DVD using Windows Media Player, you may have to rip and convert DVD to Windows Media Player friendly formats like WMV. And along with some help from third-party program like EaseFab DVD Ripper, you can easily achieve your goal smoothly. Below is a simple process of ripping DVD to WMV for Windows Media Player. Key Features of the Windows 10 DVD Ripper: · Support Any Kinds of DVD, DVD Folder & ISO/IFO Image · Convert DVD to Any Mainstream Video & Audio formats · Convert 6X Faster and Keep Excellent Ouput Video Quality · Offer A Library of Optimization Profiles for Specific Devices · Back up & Copy DVD with 1:1 Original Quality in Minutes · Easy-to-Use Video Editor - Make Your Video Stand Out. ※ For macOS 10.14 or lower, you're recommended to Download 32-bit installer here ↓ Step 1: Insert the DVD disc into your computer's hard disk and launch EaseFab DVD Ripper. Then click Load DVD button to add the DVD files. Step 2: Click "Profile" > "Common Video" and select "WMV" as the output video format. You can also select "WMV-HD" from "HD/4K Video" category. After that, choose an output path as the destination folder to save the converted WMV movie. You can click the Settings button to customize these settings. Step 3: Press the big "Convert" button to start the conversion. And soon after, this will be done. And you can load the converted WMV files into Windows Media Player for playback. Part 3: Windows Media Player Alternatives to Play DVDs on Windows 10. Microsoft offers a Windows DVD Player app, but it costs $15 and has generated a number of poor reviews. A better option lies in free, third- party programs. Products like VLC Media Player, 5KPlayer, Kodi, and Daum's Pot Player can play your DVDs with little muss or fuss. Let's look at Microsoft's DVD Player app as well as these free products. VideoLAN VLC for the win. If you're using a pre-built, boxed PC from a vendor like Dell or HP, your PC may already have a free commercial DVD playback solution installed. If not, a better alternative to Microsoft's Windows 10 DVD Player is to turn to the free and always reliable VLC video player. Make sure you download the desktop app and not the Windows Store version, which doesn't support DVDs or Blu-ray. Once it's installed, open the program, insert a DVD, and click on Media > Open Disc to watch your DVDs. 5KPlayer. Served up by an outfit named DearMob, 5KPlayer can play high-def videos, DVDs, and even online radio stations. A built-in Apple AirPlay feature lets you stream audio and video from your iPhone. And you can snag videos from YouTube and other streaming services. Download and install 5KPlayer from its website. Launch the software from the Start menu shortcut, and you're prompted to register by entering your name and email address in order to freely download videos and tap into Apple's AirPlay. You then enter the registration code you receive by email, and you're good to go. Pop a DVD in your drive and press the button for DVD. Click OK, and your DVD starts playing. Onscreen controls let you play, stop, jump ahead, skip behind, and change the volume. Yes, watching a DVD is as simple as that. But 5KPlayer is packed with so many other cool features that it's truly a robust and resourceful multimedia player. This one's a winner. Kodi. A free and open-source program, Kodi is a multitalented player that can handle stored videos, music, games, and DVDs. Insert your DVD and open Kodi. At the main screen, choose which type of media you want to play and where to access it. For a DVD, just click the option for Disc, and your movie or TV show should automatically rev up. If not, click the button to Play Disc. By default, Kodi plays your DVD in full-screen mode, though you can change this through the program's settings. Click the screen to display the control panel and you can pause, stop, resume, jump to the next scene, or go back to the previous scene. Daum's Pot Player. A multimedia program from the folks at Daum, Pot Player can handle video, audio, DVDs, and Blu-rays, among other formats. The software even supports certain types of 3D glasses so you can immerse yourself in 3D videos. Download and install Pot Player from its website. Choose the 32- bit or 64-bit flavor depending on your version of Windows 10. Launch the program from its Start menu shortcut and insert your DVD.
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