#LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER GREEN SCREEN INSTALL#

Go to Play > Filters > MadVR > Edit Settings > rendering > stereo 3d, and make sure 'enable stereo 3d playback' is checked and that 'when playing 3d content' is checked and enabled.

Go to File > Open DVD/Blu-ray, navigate to the root directory of your Blu-ray drive, hit Select Folder.

Open MPC BE, go to View > Options > Video, then choose MadVR as the Video Renderer.

#LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER GREEN SCREEN INSTALL#

Download MadVR to a suitable location (where it will need to stay) and install it (extract archive, right-click on install.bat, Run as administrator).Install Media Player Classic - BE, and be sure to select H.264 MVC 3D Decoder as a custom installation option.Install DVDFab Passkey Lite, then restart Windows.On the topic of watching 3D Blu-ray discs directly (no ripping straight from the drive to your Go via Virtual Desktop), and sticking with free solutions, here's a quick guide:ДVDFab Passkey Lite + Media Player Classic - BE + MadVR (*in some respects it functions as an advertisement for some of Leawo's commercial ripping, recording and conversion software, but it's not intrusive so far as the core playback experience is concerned) So tentatively at least it seems OK, it has a suitably comprehensive array of options, and there are no DRM mechanisms that interfere with screen capture. Well, it does just work, and it is entirely free*, and it's been around for a few years now without becoming subject to any scandalous spyware reports. After running into the usual roadblocks with certain players not being able to play a lot of the more recent discs even after getting all the AACS-related stuff worked out (VLC with libaacs and the keys database for example) I finally tried Leawo Blu-ray Player which I was originally suspicious of because it supposedly 'just works' and is also somehow entirely free.

I rip all my Blu-ray discs but I was curious about whether or not there was a viable freeware solution for direct playback.

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