Some titles can act very strange with their audio tracks depending on a whole bunch of factors and the disc itself.Ĭould you elaborate on the titles in question and distributor/region? Leawo is very skitzy with 1080i content, but it's also problematic with older BD titles (mainly Universal and Fox titles with BD+ including some released before 2016) and a few region locked ones (example being German Concorde BDs like Austin Powers that can freeze at random parts) even after changing the players region setting. Have you updated to the latest version of the software? IDK if you've been using an older version for a few months, but if so it would be a good idea to update it anyway.ĭid the audio cut in/out when you play those discs before trying my method? In the players audio settings, are you outputting the audio through 'Analog' (if using headphones) or 'Coax' (usually routes audio through HDMI to enable multi channel). I had a GTX 680 but it died a few weeks ago after 6 years of use. Both are pretty old hardware, so I wonder if that has anything to do with the aforementioned issues. I'm using an LG BH12LS35 and GTX 560 Ti outputting video through DVI.

On the other hand, VLC can play BDs with external subtitles, though like CyberLink PowerDVD 9, it has a hard time playing some BDs. Also, can't seem to be able to play a BD with external subtitles for some reason, the option is grayed out. Playback itself is a bit stuttery at first, but progressively gets better as you watch. Haven't tested it out with TOSLINK maybe that'll work better. All in all, pretty impressive for something that's free.Ĭons: However, audio ouput through 3.5mm jack is very stuttery and laggy. Also, thanks to the Playlist window, you can skip all the annoying piracy warnings and trailers at the start. Pros: I find that it's able to play newer BDs that my BDP-S1 and CyberLink PowerDVD 9 (which came free with my PC's BD drive) cannot. I just discovered it today and tested it out a bit.

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