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Free DvD player program for Windows 10

ajhoranny89
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hello I have to study for a big test and the book came with a few CDs I have to go over but I cant play them on windows 1o seems like this os don't support this. 

 

is there any free DVD player program I can download to be able to interact with my CDs and practice? 

 

thanks 

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Wasn't PowerDVD free or free-ish? I might be wrong.

 

I also think you can play DVDs with VLC though I'm not sure if you get the whole interface like you'd get on a DVD player box

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13 minutes ago, ajhoranny89 said:

downloaded it but can't or it doesn't play it 

goto windows store and search bluray player

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1 hour ago, ajhoranny89 said:

downloaded it but can't or it doesn't play it 

The file you downloaded should be vlc-2.2.8-win32.exe and it is 29.4Mb in size.  It is a self-extracting archive.  Just open the file either by a single click in Chrome or a double-click in the file manager.  It will then self-extract and install.

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I had problems with VLC also. I use 5KPlayer for DVD's. Easy to install, use, and it's free.  :D

https://www.5kplayer.com/

 

For Blu-ray I use Leawo. Also easy to install, use, and it's free.  :D

http://www.leawo.com/blu-ray-player/

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