Leawo Free Blu-ray Player for Mac offers comprehensive solutions for you to play all kinds of media files on Mac computer, be it iMac or MacBook, with high quality. Originally tailored for Blu-ray content playback, this Blu-ray player software for Mac accepts Blu-ray disc, Blu-ray folder and Blu-ray ISO image file input.

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Copy Blu-ray movies between multiple types of inputs Support: Mac (32-bit or 64-bit) 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.7 Lion, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.10 Yosemite, 10.11 El Capitan, 10.12 Sierra Input File Format Supported: Blu-ray disc, Blu-ray folder, ISO image file.

Why we need a region free Blu-ray Player for Mac? If you are a Blu-ray DVD fans, you may have encountered the boring situation that caused by not being able to play Blu-ray movie disc due to the region code restrictions. As with the implementation of region codes for DVDs, Blu-ray Disc players sold in a specific geographical region. Although some current estimates suggest 70% of available Blu-ray Discs from the major studios are region-code-free, you may still have to bear the restrictions in some specific area.

In the era of standard definition, different discs were applied for NTSC and PAL region but this has nothing to do with high definition movies now. TV sets around the world do NOT differ intrinsically in their high definition capabilities (and BD playback in particular). This is intended to permit content providers (motion picture studios, etc.) to do effective price differentiation between regions.

While this may be good for the studios and their business, it is really a pain for the end-users on account of some reasons: Some high quality Blu-ray discs are only available in a single area. For example, if you are live in the North America (region A) and you received Blu-ray disc coded in region B (Europe) from your friends. you might not enjoy the Blu-ray very easily. Luckily some studios are good enough to release their discs as region-free, but most movie companies release region-locked discs only, or mixed ones.

This annoying situation for DVD movies was finally solved with multi-region players, which allows you to define your DVD drive region code by yourself(often up to 5 changes) like Apple DVD player, etc. So what can you do to deal with the case of BDs?

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In Mac systems, the only way to enjoy Blu-ray is with external Blu-ray drive and a third party Blu-ray Player software. As for our topic, we need a region free Blu-ray Player for Mac. For DVDs, the player software products typically allow for up to 5 changes in their settings menus before finalizing the region code. For Blu-rays, now we recommend a completely region free one for you – Aurora Blu-ray Player. That means your Blu-ray region code restrictions can be removed directly without any extra operations.

For Windows system, you may buy two (or even three like PowerDVD, TotalMedia, WinDVD) different BD playing packages and have one set for region A and another for region B (or region C, if you so desire) as there is no multi-region Blu-ray software availabel on Windows now. But Mac users don't need worry about this, because the Aurora Blu-ray Player can ignore the Region Code restrictions and playback Blu-ray movie disc directly.

Aurora Blu-ray Player is powerful and useful Blu-ray player software for any Mac users. It offers the best support for any types of Blu-ray discs on Mac OS 10.8, 10.7, 10.6. No matter what kinds of Blu-ray drive you are using, you are free from the annoying region restrictions. The tool is an all-in-one Blu-ray media player which allows Mac users to enjoy Blu-ray disc, ISO, folder on Mac without any difficulty. What’s more, you can also enjoy DVD disc with any region(up to 5 changes), DVD ISO, DVD folder, Video CD, HD movies, video, audio, etc.

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