The context menu in the video window provides access to functions that allow video, audio, and subtitle adjustments along with jumping to the main menu of the disc in the case of DVDs and Blu-rays or any of the available chapters.
Options for speeding up the playback forward or back are present as well. The details available include name of the file and its duration.Īlso in the lower part of the screen there are the play and volume controls, which are nothing special and offer the possibility to move back and forth through the items in the playlist.
Furthermore, video data packaged as ISO can also be opened with the player.Īlternatively, DVDFab Media Player detects the optical drives automatically and it can play the video available, be it an Audio CD, a DVD, or Blu-ray content.Ī small menu icon in the lower right-hand side of the application screen allows creating a playlist with all the files you want to watch or listen to. The list of supported formats comprises all the popular video types (AVI, MPEG1/2, MPEG4, MOV, FLV, WEBM, VOB) as well as audio files (AAC, MP3, FLAC, APE, MID, OGG, WAV). Opening files can be done by dragging and dropping them in the main screen or by browsing for the items manually. The interface is straightforward, with a simple main application window that provides only a minimum of options at the beginning. Getting it on the system is an easy job that runs you through the regular installation screens simply follow the on-screen instructions and you’ll have it installed in no time. The application is regularly available for $49 / €36 and, before shelling out the money, it can be tested for a period of 30 days, with all features enabled. Not many users require a new media player but, when it comes to rendering Blu-ray content on your computer, paid solutions seem to be the easiest way to go.ĭVDFab’s Media Player is advertised by the developer as “the world's leading Blu-ray Player Software” due to its being able to run Cinavia-protected content and support of up to 7.1 multi-channel audio output.
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