Can I use Windows media to play HD DVDs?

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Can I use Windows media to play HD DVDs?

雁李 10 weeks ago

Tags: HD DVD, windows media player

Topic: Software

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jimlynch 11 weeks ago

I agree that VLC is probably your best bet.

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jackson 12 weeks ago

That's a dying format, but for playing video, the answer is almost always VLC player. It's free, open source software that works on a variety of platforms. I definitely wouldn't pay for a player when you have such a good option available for free.

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