What do I need to do to play Ultra Blu-ray on PC?

[Eric Kazer]

PC Specs

I5-9500

630 Graphic's on CPU have not tried this

GTX 1660 Super

Asus B360-A Motherboard

16 GB memory running at 2666 16 18 16 38 throttled by motherboard XMP enabled

 

I think this CPU should support Ultra Blue Ray. I have software guard enabled SGX Controlled by software in BIOS. Do I need to use the CPU onboard GPU to play Ultra Blue Ray disks and What input should I use. I have the GPU connected to ARC HDMI on my LG 50" 4K TV monitor thing. I'm running Cyber Link Power DVD 19. I get error code 1004 when trying to play Ultra Blu Ray disks.

 

How should I hook up? With a HDMI switch or use the inputs on the TV, HDMI ARC for Intel 630 graphics and other for Nvidia GTX 1660 Super. I think I'll need to use both.

 

Anyone have experience with this?

 

[Quackers101]

If reading a disc, you need the correct DVD reader.

Software I'm unsure about, and both might work? but why not just use the system as normal through the GPU? I guess from the little it's about, it's a higher res with like 4K blue-ray? A little search and; softwares like DVDFab Player 6, VLC Media Player, CyberLink PowerDVD 16, iDeer Blu-ray player and some others will support this? Not sure why they don't support the same reader, maybe some space differences for the amount to storage or something, don't know.

[Biomecanoid]

35 minutes ago, Eric Kazer said:

PC Specs

I5-9500

630 Graphic's on CPU have not tried this

GTX 1660 Super

Asus B360-A Motherboard

16 GB memory running at 2666 16 18 16 38 throttled by motherboard XMP enabled

 

I think this CPU should support Ultra Blue Ray. I have software guard enabled SGX Controlled by software in BIOS. Do I need to use the CPU onboard GPU to play Ultra Blue Ray disks and What input should I use. I have the GPU connected to ARC HDMI on my LG 50" 4K TV monitor thing. I'm running Cyber Link Power DVD 19. I get error code 1004 when trying to play Ultra Blu Ray disks.

 

How should I hook up? With a HDMI switch or use the inputs on the TV, HDMI ARC for Intel 630 graphics and other for Nvidia GTX 1660 Super. I think I'll need to use both.

 

Anyone have experience with this?

 

 

https://www.cyberlink.com/support/faq-content.do?id=19797

 

 

Your graphic processor doesn't support Ultra HD Blu-ray movie playback, or the driver is not up-to-date.

 

 

[Quackers101]

11 minutes ago, Biomecanoid said:

Your graphic processor doesn't support Ultra HD Blu-ray movie playback, or the driver is not up-to-date.

oh, and double oh... this UHD blu-ray is a real pain it sounds like ;/

DRM as hell.

 

[Biomecanoid]

4 minutes ago, Quackers101 said:

oh, and double oh... this UHD blu-ray is a real pain it sounds like ;/

DRM as hell.

 

 

I have ditched optical media LOOOONG ago they are just a pain is the @$$

 

[Quackers101]

4 minutes ago, Biomecanoid said:

I have ditched optical media LOOOONG ago they are just a pain is the @$$

seems like the later 2016 consoles support this, but yes ditch it all.

Although it could help with 4K viewing experience, unless one have a really good setup and connection while allowed even viewing it at that.

Then again Nvidia with their upscaling on video through nvidia shield/TV, seems like it could be pretty good too?

[Biomecanoid]

5 minutes ago, Quackers101 said:

seems like the later 2016 consoles support this, but yes ditch it all.

Although it could help with 4K viewing experience, unless one have a really good setup and connection while allowed even viewing it at that.

Then again Nvidia with their upscaling on video through nvidia shield/TV, seems like it could be pretty good too?

Well I have ditched optical media but not watching movies, just went digital.

[Mark Kaine]

Try VLC media player?