Windows 10: anyone heard of this blu-ray software Leawo player

This makes me wonder if leawo has 2 sites is this also there site Free Video Converters, DVD Converters for Win & Mac from Leawo - FLV Converter, AVI Converter, iPod Converter & more as i got mine from here i have not installed it yet so that may be a good thing.

 

Looks like they have a few,

Code: http://www.leawo.org/[/quote] Best Video Converters, Blu-ray/DVD Software, Utilities Tools | Leawo Software

Code: http://www.leawo.com/[/quote] Free Video Converters, DVD Converters for Win & Mac from Leawo - FLV Converter, AVI Converter, iPod Converter & more

Code: http://www.leawo.net/[/quote] Leawo Offers Video Converter Ultimate, Blu-ray Software, iOS Data Recovery, etc.

 

huh wired what one is the safest to d-load from very strange lol

 

I think they are just covering all bases on their name, they are all the same size and name from each site,

 

Yeah i contacted leawo VIA facebook and they have multiple domains so its all them very strange company .

 

Maybe not too strange. Domain name registrations can be pretty cheap, the bigger cost comes from having them hosted if they can't do it in-house. That may compare favorably against having to pay download sites to host their program. Bandwidth is an important factor in providing downloads and having more than one site could lessen the impact.

 

well at any rate i'm going to install it when i get home today *Smile

 

I upgraded to Windows 10 on my desktop PC 2 months ago and discovered my Nero 2015 Bluray player no longer plays Bluray disks. This seems a common problem due to underwhelming software engineering expertise of Nero.

I found recommendations for this Leawo player and downloaded it from Best Free Blu-ray Player Software for Windows - Leawo Blu-ray Player

It shows clear on a Kaspersky antivirus scan and Kaspersky Application Advisor shows it 100% safe (see screenshot). I've installed it and it works fine on both commercial BluRay disks and recordings from my Panasonic HDTV BluRay recorder. It even plays the Panasonic DR format which my Sony BluRay player won't handle! I'm impressed for free software (unlike the Nero player in their bundle). I haven't cracked yet how to make it autoplay a Bluray disk.

 

i never installed it i found out its from china and not sure if i want to trust software from china with all the hacking going on from there, does it send or receive anything from the computer ??.

 

Have you any concerns about backdoors built in to software from western nations due to influence from government agencies?

 

never thought of that Steve very true there.

 

just bought powerdvd ultra on sale much better then this anyhow, i did try this but would not play my blu-rays so bought one.