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beemeup5 at ghacks.net wrote [0]: Slight clarification. This is primarily a limitation specifically for software like Cyberlink’s PowerDVD because Cyberli
by zuminator 5y ago
beemeup5 at ghacks.net wrote [0]:
Slight clarification. This is primarily a limitation specifically for software
like Cyberlink’s PowerDVD because Cyberlink is one of the very few officially
authorized software vendors for encrypted UHD disc playback.
Intel SGX is not a requirement for playback in the UHD Blu-ray spec. PowerDVD
just happens to make use of Intel SGX for their decryption implementation /
HDCP handshake enforcement. Other software players that don’t make use of Intel
SGX can play UHD discs just fine, so AMD CPU owners need not worry.
Just use MPC-HC or JRiver Media Center, etc. Of course, you may need to use
“alternate” decryption options like AnyDVD or DVDFab, and naturally you also
need a UHD capable disc drive with compatible firmware. like the Asus BC-
12D2HT. Many sellers will flash the stock firmware with UHD-capable firmware
for drives sold as “UHD ready”.
[0]https://www.ghacks.net/2022/01/14/intels-dropping-of-sgx-prevents-ultra-hd-blu-ray-playback-on-pcs/#:~:text=Slight%20clarification.%20This,last%20decade%20XD https://www.ghacks.net/2022/01/14/intels-dropping-of-sgx-pre....
- heisenbit 5y ago> Cyberlink’s PowerDVD because Cyberlink is one of the very few officially authorized software vendors for encrypted UHD disc playback The only way to win in this game is not to play it.