ISO image file is a digital copy of the original Blu-ray disc. It includes data contents of every written sector of the optical disc. The ISO image files can be easily stored on computer and transferred over any data link or removable storage medium.
Now lots of Blu-ray fans prefer this format to backup their Blu-ray movies. To enjoy the backuped Blu-ray ISO image on Windows Vista 32-bit/64-bit with outstanding sound/picture quality, the professional
Windows Vista Blu-ray ISO playing software will be crucial. Today I will recommend everyone the wonderful Windows Vista Blu-ray Player from UFUSoft. This is a powerful yet easy-to-use Blu-ray playing application for Windows Vista, which offers users a perfect solution to enjoy Blu-ray disc, folder and ISO image files on computer with Windows Vista.
Now I will show you how to enjoy Blu-ray ISO image files with this Blu-ray Player for Windows Vista step by step.
Tips: To enjoy the Blu-ray ISO images, you need to install a virtue Blu-ray drive on your computer first.
Step 1: Install the UFUSoft Blu-ray Player for Windows Vista
Any customers can easily download the
UFUSoft Windows Vista Blu-ray ISO Player for free. Then users can install the application on your Windows Vista computer.
Step 2: Load the Blu-ray ISO image
Launch the virtue Blu-ray drive to load the Blu-ray ISO image file.
Then click the “Open Disc” button to open a browse window where you need to find the virtue drive on your Windows Vista PC.
Step 3: Start to play Blu-ray ISO on Windows Vista
Once the Blu-ray ISO loading process is finished, you will see a menu list containing Play Movie, Chapter, Audio, Subtitle and Other Titles. Select “Play Movie” to directly play the main movie.
Step 4: Control the Blu-ray ISO play on Windows Vista
Besides of
enjoying the Blu-ray ISO on Windows Vista from the beginning, users can also choose to play the specific Blu-ray title or chapter by right-clicking on the playback screen. Also this Blu-ray Player allows users to define the audio/video track, audio channel, playing screen size, and so on.
