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With easy to use interface and practical functions, Blu-ray Player delivers you the best movie experience with iMac or MacBook at home. It provides easy-to-understand navigation system and detailed playback control options, including: full-screen playback, volume control, fast-forward button, fast-backward button, Next button, Last button, Subtitle selecting button, Video setting, Audio setting, Main menu button, Clock Display, playback mode, playlist, etc. Leawo Blu-ray Player comes with extremely simple interface and operation. What’s more, it supports to switch movies in playing among multiple screen displays. Virtual remote controller is supported for off-hand disc menu selecting and playback. You could add movies to the playlist and then set playback mode from 3 different options: Order, Loop and Shuffle. During movie playback, you’re able to adjust video and audio effect, change subtitles, or even load external subtitles. With support of various advanced audio decoding technologies like Dolby, DTS, AAC, TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc., Leawo Blu-ray Player delivers lossless audiovisual effect and enjoyment. It supports to play back video and audio files in 180+ formats including: M4V, 3G2, 3GP, TS, RMVB, IFO, MOV, DIVX, XVID, VOB, WMV, HD MP4, HD AVI, HD MKV, HD MPEG, MP3, AAC, FLAC, etc.
Both commercial and noncommercial DVD discs could be played back.
#Leawo blu ray player crashing 1080p
Meanwhile, Leawo Blu-ray Player also offers free service for you to play back DVD movies, up to 1080P HD videos, audio files and ISO files. Designed as free and all-region Blu-ray player, it plays back all Blu-ray discs, folders and ISO files, regardless of disc regions and protections. Powered with advanced technologies, Leawo Blu-ray Player enables you to play and watch Blu-ray, DVD, ISO, up to 1080P HD videos and audio files on your iMac or MacBook without quality loss.
#Leawo blu ray player crashing for mac
Transfer characteristics : BT.470 System B, BT.The first free and all-region Blu-ray media player for Mac users to watch HD movies on Mac without any format barrier. Time code source : Group of pictures header Is there a way to just take the audio part from the finished ISO / Blu-Ray folder structure and delay it for 0.2 seconds? That would be all I need to be a happy man.Ĭomplete name : C:\Users\.\Documents\Leawo\Total Media Converter Ultimate and some others I've lost track of because I'm really tired right now. DVDFab 8 and 9 (With CoreAVC Codecs and without, via Software encoding and CUDA and all other possible ways) multiAVCHD (Of course I've Haali Splitter, ffdshow and Avisynth installed)
They all crash or can't recognize the audio or the MKV as a whole) And I've tried all the configurations google could give me. So far so good, I don't know if you can use that information but basically what I'm asking for is, if there is a way to delay the sound by 0.2 seconds before burning it onto a Blu-Ray.Īdditional Information: I've tried creating that ISO file for 3 days straight now, I'm quite annoyed and tired of the procedure and I won't create new ISO files with any other program except Leawo. The files bloats up from 3.91 GB to 18.1 GB after being made into a Blu-Ray ready ISO file. The video-codec is H.264 (again a not recognized bit-rate of 0 kbps), the resolution 1920x1080 (1080p) and the framerate is 23.976 frames. My MKV comes from a japanese Blu-Ray and has 6 channel audio (AAC). I tried to create Blu-Ray ISOs out of my 1080p MKV movies with Leawo Blu-Ray Creator and everything works just fine with great quality except for that one little thing.
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