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AVAide Blu-ray Player Crack + License Key

Blu-ray discs are in a league of their own when it comes to content fidelity: when compared to traditional discs, you'll find that Blu-rays retain a lot more sharpness, leading to a superior movie watching experience, more in line with the creator's intent. This is most evident when looking at the bit rate of a Blu-ray disc, which is considerably higher than what you'd find on a traditional DVD.

How does one play Blu-ray files, then? A media player app that can do that for you is AVAide Blu-ray Player, a simple, but functional tool for your film watching needs.

Video players don't need to be complicated: after all, users just want to play their content, and not have to fiddle with modifying any settings if they don't want to. Of course, should they want to delve into the software's menus and configure away, the program should allow the user to control their experience.

As for this particular program, setting everything up involves no work at all, and it mostly comes down to feeding your disc into the program, and the playback will start. You can make use of the playback controls to get to where you last left off, and get to watching.

To accommodate disc-based content, the Disc Play menu allows users to seamlessly navigate through their disc's content. Either skip to a different chapter, or head over to the Menu to see what's relevant for your disc.

Interestingly, the tool also features an Effects function. Through it, users can modify the look of their content in various ways: hue, brightness, contrast, saturation, and gamma are the available values, and they're all freely adjustable.

Other image changes include being able to crop into the material, as well as modify the aspect ratio of the video. Numerous deinterlacing options are likewise available for use.

AVAide Blu-ray Player Keygen keeps things simple, but it's an overall solid, well-rounded media player that can handle your Blu-rays without a problem: most media formats are supported, including ISOs, and the support for Dolby technologies is never bad to have.

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