I just installed Windows 7 premium home,full retail 64 bit version. I was surprised to find media player does not support BluRay playback. I read the previous post in this forum and see, as far back as May, that Microsoft was
aware of the codec issues with BluRay playback on Win. 7
What is Microsoft doing to solve this glaring issue. BluRay has been around for a long time and I'm sure thousands of Windows 7 customers are going to be in the same boat as me. There are NO codec available through a Google search ( 64 bit) and I would be very
reluctant to use one off the internet anyway (Virus issues)
I was in the same boat as you on this.
my system:
CASE Coolermaster HAF 922, Asus P7P55D PREMIUM ATX motherboard, Quad core I7 860, memory 8GB 1333 > 1800 DDR3 dual channel, GPU Asus GTX660 Factory Oveclocked, HD OCZ AGILITY 120GB SSD, LG BLUERAY DVD RW + 2X SONY DVDRW, CREATIVE Sound Blaster Z, OS WIN7
PRO 64-bit, AKASA PSU 1000W.
Further to my experience, research comments and replay to this thread I have now resolved the Issue with my Blueray DVD RW Player. I decided to have another look into the box my LG Blueray player came with as it was a double boxed and to my surprise I found
the CD with the drivers that contained the CYBERLINK POWER DVD 10 PLAYER software.
After installing the full suite of the provided software by LG I can now use my Blueray Player. Syberlink PowerDVD 10 Player came as part of the LG driver suite together with another ton of amazing features. I am truly amazed, it works perfectly and in FULL
screen size. See above for my system specs.
The issue with windows media player still remains though, media player does NOT play the Blueray DVD`s
So, if you are in the same boat as me then you will need to find the drivers for your device from the drivers CD that came with it or Download the driver suite from the manufacturers website for the Blueray Device you have. PowerDVD 10 works perfectly for
me with WINDOWS 7 PRO.
I am glad that LG has put the effort to include the POWERDVD 10 software with the BlueRay player AS IF IT WAS LEFT INTO Microsoft`s HANDS WE WOULD BE IN THE DARK FOR CENTURIES TO COME.
I hope this will help anyone that is looking for the solution the problem.
Thank you to all that have taken the time and tried to reply to the problem trying to find the solution and Thank you LG for having the solution to Microsoft`s pathetic excuses.