UNBROKEN was smooth at first, but when I tried to preview the movie so I clicked on the timeline of Control Panel, it suddenly froze. Its interface is as simple as Macgo’s, only two buttons, “Open File” and “Open Disc”. My next stop is Aiseesoft Mac Blu-ray Player. It costs $39.9, about the same price as Macgo’s. It gave a better playback of the last disc FURY, at first it shows the “Buffering.” notification several times, after that the movie was played smoothly. Then I tried UNBROKEN, of which only the first 10 seconds can be played, then it got stuck, and I cannot even quit the program. Then I did it, but it took me about 5minutes to watch it load, and I finally found out that this player cannot play TAKEN 3. At first I took a while to find where to start the disc, then I noticed that I have to drag the disc from my desktop to the interface and drop it to a certain area, which says “Drop Media Here”. Its free version cannot play Blu-ray, and the Pro version has 30 days trial limitation. I also took a look at the DVDFab Media Player for Mac Pro version. Then I tried 2 other discs, UNBROKEN and FURY. The watermark will disappear once you bought it for $39.95, down $10 from its usual retail price. The free trial version has no time limitation, but it does have watermarks when you play the Blu-ray movie. I didn’t saw any dropped frames, stuttered or froze images. It worked pretty well, and movies looked great on my Apple Monitor. Then there appears a menu, I directly chose Play Movie. It loaded pretty fast and could recognize the disc automatically. It’s really simple, only two buttons, “Open File” and “Open Disc”, so I inserted the disc into the Blu-ray drive and clicked on “Open Disc”. After I launched the app, it prompts a registration window, I clicked “Cancel” and saw the interface. I chose TAKEN 3 as the first disc because it was produced this year. The first app I tested on my iMac is Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player, which is known as the first Blu-ray player software for Mac OS X. According to my test results, you can see the differences and solve Blu-ray problems more freely and convenient.
To help you easily enjoy Blu-ray movies on Mac anywhere, I've summarized 4 of the most powerful Mac Blu-ray Players that seem powerful and practical by comparison, and hope you can get one that can fit your needs the best. Why players matter a lot is that Blu-ray is a patented technology and players with less features and without Blu-ray playback license cannot support this format. It’s always been a problem for a Blu-ray fan to choose the best Mac Blu-ray Player so that the truly cinematic and immersive experience of Blu-ray discs can be delivered without any loss.
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