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1. #Leawo blu ray player virtual menu 720p#
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3. #Leawo blu ray player virtual menu software#

Overall, this is an aesthetically cool Blu-ray media player with an unassuming but great interface that works the program has promise.

#Leawo blu ray player virtual menu software#

For those who are wondering, the following is the configuration of my laptop where this software test has taken place: ASUS G73JW | Intel Core i7-740QM, 1.73GHz | 8GB DDR3 | Nvidia GeForce GTX 460M, 1.5GB | OCZ 120GB SSD + Seagate 500GB Hybrid 7200rpm | 17.3″ FHD/3D | Blu-ray Write | Win7Pro64. Of course, for stereoscopic 3D playback, you will need proper hardware. I wish this player would play 3D Blu-ray discs, too (including side-by-side, half-over-the-under 3D MKVs). However, the most disappointing fact is that BD menu does not appear even if you operate in “Full Navigation Mode”. In my opinion, subtitles should have had font position/type/size/color options (I like SPlayer for this reason). Menu options are available with keyboard short-cuts. You can right click to bring the menus (nicely slides in from the right). SD video: DivX/MP3/AVI file: Worked with no issues.ĭuring playback, the software takes ~ 150 MB of RAM whereas it takes ~ 50 MB in standby mode (your mileage may vary).

#Leawo blu ray player virtual menu 720p#

HD video: 720p AVC-x264/DTS-5.1/MKV file with English subtitle (UTF-8): Worked with no problems.HD video: 720p AVC-x264/AC3-5.1/MKV file with English subtitle (UTF-8): Worked with no problems.US DVD playing in India, region lock? It’s kinda funny though that BDs worked instead. DVD commercial disc (DVD9) Despicable Me (2010) & A Christmas Carol (2009): Neither did play (Roxio CinePlayer didn’t work either).Blu-ray commercial disc (BD50) Despicable Me (2010) & A Christmas Carol (2009): Both played but with no menu (in Roxio CinePlayer, menu worked).The following types of files were tested: I have tested Leawo Blu-ray Player for Windows version # 1.1.0.25 (beta version) in Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. Fonts are large enough to read (benefit for older eyes). It feels like Leawo has revisited Windows Media Player with a modern look and capability. The first thing you will notice when you open this player is that the interface is absolutely uncluttered unlike PowerDVD or TMT. No font position/type/size/color options for subtitles.Occasional hiccup in BD playback specially if fast forward or rewind done.Relatively long BD loading time sometimes.DVD playback issue (more on this in discussion).Arrival of menu on right click with keyboard short-cuts.Preferred subtitles and audio tracks at will.

#Leawo blu ray player virtual menu 1080p#

Leawo Blu-ray Player is a program for playing Blu-ray, DVD, and videos (including SD and HD). Tired of clumsy interfaces of popular Blu-ray media players like CyberLink PowerDVD or ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre? Leawo offers you something different a minimalistic Blu-ray player that looks gorgeous, Leawo Blu-ray Player for Windows gives you another potential choice! What is it and what does it do