Ah yes Blu can be done. You need Any DVD HD running in the background
though to unlock the disk. But here's a thing. Don't know if VLC can
handle UHD HDR or hi dyanamic range and the new fuller surround sound
formats like Dolby Atmos. Yeah but I don't think VLC does TV though. I
use Windows Media Player to play music.
On 6/12/2018 2:17 PM, JM Casey wrote:
I just use VlC and it's great. Not sure how to handle Blu though as I don't
actually have any of those. Haha. I think it can, though you might have to
install some sort of plug-in. The only thing I've had trouble doing without
some sighted help is adjusting settings for filters and such.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Hamit Campos
Sent: June 11, 2018 10:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [all-audio] Software such as Plex.
Ah well depending on Haupauge's mind set they are either better now or like
Cyber Link Power DVD compleat uselessness. Power DVD 7 was the best. the last
kinda meh one was 13. Well 14 was usableish. You had to have a sighted person
load the menus and stuff though.
On 6/11/2018 7:57 PM, Aman Singer wrote:
Hi,
I have had some experience with these applications and am not
particularly happy with any of them. Whether you will be, I think, depends upon
what you'd like to do and the extent to which you want to use advanced features.
As for Plex, it's usable, but that's all that can be said. There are
many unlabeled links in the windows web-based application, the Android app is a
pain both because of lack of labelling and because it seems to have keyboard
issues over and above those in Android more generally, and I haven't tried the
IOS app. I can, on the windows/web version, scan for channels, watch them, and
use the program guide in a sense, but it is not quick or easy to do. Note that
I have only used Plex to try to access a TV tuner with their premium product, I
prefer to use other media players to play my own offline content and, given
Plex's accessibility issues, I wouldn't use it as a cloud media player even if
I wanted such a player. Note also that I am not able to access closed
captioning at all.
I've also tried next PVR, but it is almost useless. The keyboard
shortcuts only work to do a few things, the window is not accessible at all and
the EPG is not usable. There is no access to closed captioning.
I haven't tried WinTV's stuff recently, but when I tried it some years
ago, it was hopeless unless all you wanted to do was to change channels.
I'm honestly not sure of any decent application for any operating
system which will give access to over-the-air or cable broadcasts. I would
appreciate any correction or suggestions, and am sorry to be of so little help.
Aman
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Hamit Campos
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2018 11:41 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [all-audio] Software such as Plex.
Hi. Has anyone here tried stuff like Plex? Cause that seems to be the biggest
thing people are using to kinda sorta replace the epic Windows Media Center.
Shame real shame on Microsoft for doing away with it. But in any case I did
wander how accessible or even usable any of these other programs are. Do any of
you either yourselves or because of family have an HD Home Run Prime? If so
have you tried the apps? They any usable? What about Haupauge's Win TV app for
their Wibn TV tooners?
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