Although the name of the program is Blu-Ray Player for Windows, the very first thing that you will notice is that it actually works for both Windows and Macintosh computers, proving that things are not always what they seem. Blu-Ray Player for Windows quickly and easily recognizes Blu-Ray devices that you hook up to your computer or any internal Blu-Ray devices that are available. Add that to the fact that it supports nearly any format and not only is the program a great Blu-Ray player, it could even become your favorite default media player.

Setting up Blu-Ray Player for Windows is fairly simple. Once you install the program, simply open the program and follow the prompts to select the files that you wish to be associated with the player. This prevents it from taking over all of your media files unless you actually want it to. It is important to note that the program does require an Internet connection in order to watch a protected Blu-Ray, as Windows will need to authenticate the license. As you're watching the film, feel free to review it or comment about it via your Facebook or Twitter with the program's social media support.

Free for the first three months, Blu-Ray Player for Windows allows ample time for you to decide if you like the program and its features that include adding subtitles and changing the audio track. The free version will add a watermark to the screen and does disable some premium features. Although Blu-Ray Player for Windows only has a very basic design and does crash on occasion, it is important to note that it is the first release of the program, which does a great job as a first release, providing a quick and simple service to allow you to watch your favorite Blu-Ray films.