Many users like Macgo for its comparatively cheap price ($70) and high-quality output. The software is easy to use and you can quickly customize your watching experience, thanks to the extensive ‘settings’ options. It can handle a good variety of file types, including AVI, MP4, MOV, MKV, and WMV. Macgo, as the name suggests, is a Blu-ray player software that runs on macOS. Macgo Blu-ray Player: Best value Blu-ray software Read the full review: PowerDVD 21 (opens in new tab)Ģ.This also means that you can pick up wherever you left off, as the program notes exactly when you stopped watching a video. In addition to all of this, it also lets you watch simultaneously across multiple devices, so you can stream something on both your laptop and phone if you need.
It also has some powerful upscaling technology that will make a big difference to image quality if you have a few older DVDs that you’re hoping to watch. At $99.99, it might seem quite pricey, but it does come with 100GB of cloud storage which allows you to store and share movies with friends.
This software offers a lot more functionality than a basic Blu-ray player program, which is reflected in the price. You can also cast movies to other devices in your house using the software, or even install the PowerDVD app on your Apple TV or Chromecast device to browse your media library directly. Of course, the software also lets you watch Blu-ray discs (specifically the Ultra version - unfortunately the basic version of PowerDVD doesn’t come with this functionality).
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