Windows 7 Ultimate Blu-ray player makes Blu-ray available on PC

Macgo Windows 7 Ultimate Blu-ray player appears like an inevitable trend for all PC Blu-ray users. Let’s get together here to make something clear.

As a major release of Microsoft Windows, Windows 7 is available in six different editions including Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. Compared with others, Windows 7 Ultimate is the most complete and abundant operating system which equipped with all the functions of Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional. Hardware requirements, of course, are also the highest. So it seems like that this powerful OS offers us great chance to take advantage of it except for Blu-ray playback capability. But remember it is Macgo Windows 7 Ultimate Blu-ray player that wipes this defect out for your PC.

Now prepare your BD drive by connecting it with your PC and free download this Blu-ray player software from Macgo.

Step 1: Start up Macgo Windows Blu-ray player after download and installation

After installation, let’s start it up by double clicking on its desktop icon. Fill out your email address and registration code in the popped up registration dialogue to continue your play. On the main UI, there’re two options: “Open file” and “Open Disc”.

Step 2: Load in Blu-ray Disc

There is no need to click on the button “Open Disc”, instead we just insert the BD into Blu-ray drive and wait for several seconds. The player will load in the movie automatically. When loading finished, you will get a movie picture with simple menu on the left through which you could make several changes to the movie such as “Subtitles”, “Audio” and “Chapter”. Click “Play Movie” to enter.

Sometimes we may choose a Blu-ray ISO file to enjoy on our computer. Similarly, it is still a piece of cake. Click “Open Files” on the main UI when open Windows Blu-ray ISO player up, and then select your beloved file to open it. After seconds of loading finished, you could get into your movie.

Step 3: Control and set during the playing

You may stop/pause the play, resume play, volume up, volume down, mute(right bottom icon are also available), fast backward, and fast forward through the option "Control". Or you may find more in the “Tools” including “Preference”, “Enable AirX” and “Snapshot”. Find “Playlist” and “Float on Top” in “Windows”. I believe you may dig more by yourself.