i have a blu ray player in my laptop but
ive put a blue ray disc in it from my friend and the disc don't read
using a acer aspire 5920g
is there drivers or smthing to make it work
and i run windows 7
Full Version: Blu ray player
Or a program i have 2 use
Install the drivers.
QUOTE (TechL @ May 28 2010, 11:56 AM) 
Install the drivers.
The problem is i can't find them
I wanted him to type it himself!
don't u think ive already tried googling it im asking to see if anyone has had a similiar problem with there laptops cause ive seen alot on this and its been happening to alot of laptops
QUOTE (SirSquidness @ May 29 2010, 12:10 AM)
Guys i find this unneccesary and to be honest, a type of cyber bullying
what you guys have not read up above is that he has tried googling and installing the drivers that they have shown and that they have not worked for him
it has also been quoted now that there is a fault in the acer bluray drives making the blurays inaccessible due to an acer coding error
so please do not mock giarus because he had a valid question and just wanted a straight forward answer...not any mock for something relating to this topic thread
They might have gone a bit too far with the mocking.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
Something of note also,
How old is the bluray player in the laptop? It *May* need a firmware update, as this was the problem for 90% for people that tried to play AVATAR on bluray.
Bluray uses Flash (afaik) for the menus etc
Flash needs to be updated.
^^ Just some food for thought
How old is the bluray player in the laptop? It *May* need a firmware update, as this was the problem for 90% for people that tried to play AVATAR on bluray.
Bluray uses Flash (afaik) for the menus etc
Flash needs to be updated.
^^ Just some food for thought
There's no free Blu-ray movie players and Windows won't play them by default. Cyberlink PowerDVD will do it, provided you obtain the appropriate version.
One of many reasons i do not have a bluray player.
Probably never will
Probably never will
QUOTE (R4N @ May 31 2010, 11:14 AM)
They might have gone a bit too far with the mocking.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
i put the disc in and and it don't get reconized and are u able 2 give link 2 this update
QUOTE (Sando @ May 31 2010, 02:10 PM)
There's no free Blu-ray movie players and Windows won't play them by default. Cyberlink PowerDVD will do it, provided you obtain the appropriate version.
yeh cyberlink 10 it needs
QUOTE (GIARUS @ May 31 2010, 03:20 PM)
QUOTE (R4N @ May 31 2010, 11:14 AM)
They might have gone a bit too far with the mocking.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
i put the disc in and and it don't get reconized and are u able 2 give link 2 this update
Update would not be acer device specific. It depends on the bluray player that is installed in your machine.
If you could get this information from device manager
"Device name" and also "device ID" if you can
It should be a simple process to get you that info
QUOTE (R4N @ May 31 2010, 03:25 PM)
QUOTE (GIARUS @ May 31 2010, 03:20 PM)
QUOTE (R4N @ May 31 2010, 11:14 AM)
They might have gone a bit too far with the mocking.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
But Giarus never stated in the OP what he has tried, only after they told him to google the problem.
Now that that is out of the way... giarus, does the bluray disc detect at all? e.g. does something show up in my computer when you insert a bluray disc?
If so then its most likely a codec issue and youll need to install an appropriate codec, or easier some bluray playing software "cyberlink powerdvd" being an example.
If you can recognise DVD's and not blurays, i am aware that there is a windows update to add native bluray support to win7 if it hasnt been included or updated already.
i put the disc in and and it don't get reconized and are u able 2 give link 2 this update
Update would not be acer device specific. It depends on the bluray player that is installed in your machine.
If you could get this information from device manager
"Device name" and also "device ID" if you can
It should be a simple process to get you that info
will do when i get home
QUOTE (MiniWalks @ May 31 2010, 12:29 PM)
Bluray uses Flash (afaik) for the menus etc
Flash needs to be updated.
^^ Just some food for thought
Flash needs to be updated.
^^ Just some food for thought
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't they use Java for that?
Like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BD-J
power dvd the latest one will work for that thats all you need
Why are respawn gophers reviving a thread from late may started by someone who is sinbinned and cannot reply?
Just a question...
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Just a question...
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