Best low-cost Blu-ray Player

[ratdude747]

Today I scored a HP CH20L BD-ROM/DVD+RW dl/lightscribe SATA drive for $20 locally... but of course, no software was in the box. FYI, I knew that before I bought it... as I got it more as a better lighscribe drive, not so much for the blu-ray per se.

I know there is no legal free way to actually play blu ray... But I'm not flushed with cash either. So, what's the best low-cost (Say $60 or less) Playing software?

PS- I don't need 3D support... my system runs windows 7 ultimate, with twin LCDs.

[goontron]

Re: Best low-cost Blu-ray Player

if you were dumping it into your Linux box i could name a few, but i dont think they have windows ports.

[ratdude747]

Re: Best low-cost Blu-ray Player

if you were dumping it into your Linux box i could name a few, but i dont think they have windows ports.

Will they do encrypted (commerical) BD's?

if so, the thing is AFAIK 100% linux friendly... I run 7 on it due to it being twin LCD's and gnome shell not doing multi screens well (but I've since seen gnome tweak tool settings and dconf stuff that could fix it).