

Additionally, for smart device content, PowerDVD now facilitates the playback of remote media from sources such as DLNA servers and social networking sites like Facebook, Flickr and YouTube.Īnother new key feature for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch or Android users is the new PowerDVD Remote app, allowing users to control PowerDVD from the comfort of their sofa. PowerDVD 11 introduces a multitude of new features, including support to playback and transfer content from your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android phone or slate device to your PC. So we'll have to wait and see what they (BDA) decide on the DRM for these discs if Intel is abandoning SGX.Today Cyberlink launched PowerDVD 11 – the latest version of their movie and media player, and this one includes a new PowerDVD Remote app for iPad, iPhone and Android users. As the other user said, it isn't Powerdvd deciding this, it is the Blu-ray Association. If you look at the system requirements for the new version, it hasn't changed for UHD playback. I like it and am using it all the time for the music and videosI have on my computer. So far it looks like most of the new features are in the sharing features, which are signifcantly improved. I got the update because I'm a 365 subscriber. It is a game that operated by those giant companies in the movie industry. I'm afraid It is just not helpful to discuss the concern here in cyberlink user forum. To be honest, if you really want to do something about this concern, you should contact "Blu-ray disc association" as a customer who purchased 4k blu-ray discs, and discuss this compatibiltiy fact with them.

I think Cyberlink is just a small PC software player maker, who has to follow the "Blu-ray disc association"s rule that restricts the disc playback from being played on non-Intel SGX PCs, and not for new Intel PCs any more. It is very clear that Hollywood studios don't want users to play their discs on Windows PC since the 4k blu-ray playback solution first released on PC as it was when the cracking started. That only leaves a small set of devices that can play UHD disks legitimately. Has anything changed (or are there any planned changes) with UHD BluRay playback under Windows 10? New Intel chips and all AMD chips don't support SGX. What are the advantages of upgrading to PowerDVD 21 for someone who currently owns PowerDVD 20? Quote There doesn't seem to be a comparison anywhere and the features sound the same on the surface.
