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How do I disable the AACS License Key Update notification?
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So in other words, it's not a free "Essential" / smaller-with-less-features version but rather a trial version of the full PowerDVD player.
That's very misleading to call it "PowerDVD Essential" and list it under "Free software & Apps".
Oh well, I'll just stick with VLC and/or Kodi then.
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Hello
New user, just downloaded PowerDVD Essentials for blu-ray playback.
But I'm a bit confused about which parts are free and which parts aren't.
I downloaded from here:
https://www.cyberlink.com/downloads/trials/powerdvd-ultra/download_en_GB.html
Listed in the "Free software & apps" category.
And the sub-headline says: "Enjoy the best video quality in 4K, HDR, Blu-ray or DVD, HEVC and 360 VR."
And sure enough, it plays blu-ray fine (except BD-live doesn't seem to work... See https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/78473.page)
BUT: Continuing reading in the "Download information", it says the following:
"The following premium features unlocked for 30 days: Video disc and ISO playback (Blu-ray, DVD)."
That sounds to me like, after 30 days, I won't be able to play blu-ray anymore.
If that's the case, it is very misleading to describe it as a free app that can play blu-ray.
Can someone clarify?
EDIT: Something else: When clicking the "Download now" button, it gives me the file "CyberLink_PowerDVD_Downloader.exe"
And when executing that file, it downloaded what appears to be PowerDVD 20 - not PowerDVD Essentials. What gives?
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New user here, just downloaded PowerDVD Essentials for blu-ray playback.
I'm experiencing the same problem. Blu-ray plays fine, but doesn't download.
The option "allow the connection when the certification is invalid" is selected in settings.
Any news on this?
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