Error while playing Blu-ray disc

[laplapye]

The Microsoft Windows 7 Media Center unable to presently support Blu-ray discs. While I attempt to play a Blu-ray disc, a window pops up and saying: "To play this DVD, you must primary install a playback application which supports Blu-ray Disc." Do I require installing an application like Cyberink Power DVD 9 earlier than Windows Media Center will play the Blu-ray disc? Or, do I require running it off one more playback application? Basically, is it feasible to obtain WMC to play Blu-ray?

[samar69]

You necessitate installing the codec’s for Blu-Ray. Your Blu-ray drive should have came with media containing the codec’s. You can as well utilize your favorite search engine and search for free Blu-ray codec’s. Utilizing Third Party Software, as well as hardware drivers can cause grave troubles that may put off your computer from booting accurately. I cannot guarantee that any troubles resulting from the exercise of Third Party Software can be solved. Utilizing Third Party Software is at your personal threat.

[Mayur_Jain]

I have BD-ROM Drive which is a Sony BDU-X105 and it arrived with Power DVD 7, but the program did not work fine. Thus, I improved to Cyberink Power DVD 9. Odd thing is that, earlier than I setup the application, I couldn’t play Blu-Ray Discs in Windows Media Center. Later than I setup it, Windows Media Center played Blu-ray movies just excellent in both windows Vista and Windows 7. I did not discover any free codec's online up till now.

[Mindstorm]

Tell me one thing, Do free codec exists? The codec’s which came with my LG drive are acutely hamstringed. It is provoking that I have to utilize a third party, while I want Windows Media Center to do the whole thing. Tatara is the first one I have establishes who got Blu-rays to work. So it works in windows Vista and windows 7 devoid of switching to a awkward interface? If I can be persuaded that Power DVD 9 integrates flawlessly, I will shell out the extra money right away.