Windows 10: Media Player

My plumber is pretty good. Apart from that I can ask Mr. Tebartz-van Elst, the former bishop of Limburg - saying goes that he gained quite some knowledge regarding bathtubs. That spritual succor should also help me, just in case I need it. *Wink

 

O.k. just saying water conducts electricity, do not mix. Here in USA so i do not know of this person. As spiritual they are can not save you from accidents.

 

I just talked to the plumber - seems like my tub does not have a USB port so we can't make it. *cry

 

Must be technology i never heard of before, strange *Think

 

The problem is the tub only has a so called "drain" connector. No USB and nothing. By judging from the technology used, you might think it is like 20, 30 years old...

 

For me seems like the future, because i never heard of this yet.

 

No, it in fact is what I said: 20, 30 years old.
This is the kind of drain connector I have: https://www.doitbest.com/product_ima...g?c=1443647531

Don't let yourself be fooled: What I have is just a regular tub. *Redface

(But I would like having the one Tebartz-van Elst had. For 15.000 it must be possible to get bubbles...)

 

That is all good, but what does it have to do with this thread, *092 just sayin. Amazes me have to show how rich they are the media.

 

You said that you couldn't properly connect your TV to your PC so that you could watch films. That made me think about, what I could connect to my TV ending up with "most likely even my bath tub". As simple as that. *Wink

In fact this bishop did not want to show all this to the media. The fact that it became public actually made him lose his job. Like kind of: He is in the Vatican right now.

 

No, basically i never tried enough with my A/V receiver yet is all, just have it hooked to my router, but do not use Netflix or any of those other ones, i prefer to use my Receiver without PC for movies, but i know i have possibilities. No TV in bathroom *092
Yeah do not want to go to public when you are a bishop in that way. I can relate as i am catholic.

 

There is a free pc blu ray player that works in Windows 10. I found it through a Google search.

It's called Leawo Blu-ray Player. It use to be a paid player, but the company is now making it available for free.

The only drawback to the program seems to be it won't resume where it left off if you close the movie in the middle of viewing.

Here is a link to their page.

Leawo Blu-ray Player

 

I know that is decent software even when it comes to Blu-Ray burning to. I have Cyberlink PowerDVD even though a paid version, but works great for Blu-Ray and resume, even just about all files audio and video.