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Subject: Viewing Blue Ray RIPs on Windows
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2010 14:32:23 -0700
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What are the choices for viewing these huge blue-ray RIPs on Windows XP
or higher?
Want to be able to view them but not get the wrong stuff. I know that
Windows Media Player is not capable, for the most part.
I have an older PowerDVD which is not capable, either. I see that
version PowerDVD v.10 plays native blue-ray disks but not sure about it
and these rips although I would assume so. I would like some
verification before spending $85.
Thanks for the info and THANKS to all the posters!!
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