That also includes a cloud account, but you must renew each year to keep using PowerDVD.
That only leaves a small set of devices that can play UHD disks legitimately. If you think you’ll like the cloud storage, the smarter alternative would be to sign up for a PowerDVD 365 subscription that costs $55 per year. What are the advantages of upgrading to PowerDVD 21 for someone who currently owns PowerDVD 20 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. After that, you can renew your cloud subscription for $120 annually (PowerDVD comes with a perpetual license). You must have a paid CyberLink account to stream videos (you get 100GB of cloud storage), but that’s free for a year with the purchase of PowerDVD 21 Ultra ($100). Forgive the lack of content in this screenshot, my annual subscription had lapsed, and for some reason was not automatically renewed when I installed PowerDVD 21. IDGĬyberLink Cloud’s browser interface lets you view media online. If you’re not familiar, CyberLink’s PowerDVD (for optical discs) and PowerPlayer (for other storage media, including the cloud) leverage the CyberLink Cloud storage service/web portal to stream videos to any device with a version of either app. CyberLink PowerDVD 20 Ultra Redefining Entertainment - The Best Media Player for WindowsPowerDVD is more than just a Blu-ray and DVD player it's an all-in-one, premium multimedia app that allows you to get the most out of your viewing experience. Select the "DLNA devices" option to enable the display on powerdvd's Media Panel.CyberLinkĬyberLink’s PowerDVD 21 allows you to upload media to the CyberLink Cloud, and you can share media to any device that has CyberLink’s free PowerPlayer app installed. Go to powerdvd settings > Preferences > UI Customization > Media Panel page. You may enable it by the following steps:
It seems the option just does not show in powerdvd 20 by default as they are encouraging users to use their new media library sharing feature instead. I would be interested to know if this was broken in this version. On my current version of PowerDVD20, it only says USB devices on that spot. I don't recall ever having to tell PowerDVD to find them, they just were there.Īddenum: I finally saw via a Cyberlink tutorial where the Device and Home Media check is that other folks have mentioned. In 19, all the other computers showed up and I could select them to stream to PowerDVD if anything was shared. In the PowerDVD20 settings, where the DLNA checkboxes are, even with all the settings properly set, once selected, I still see no listing of anything on my network via the media tab, including the NAS. If you look at the first post on this thread, the poster says there is no longer a Device and Home Media (DLNA) drop check, I don't see that either, so it definitely has changed. It is just further down the list on the media tab. The DLNA function in PowerDVD 20 hasn't changed from PowerDVD 19.so not sure why you are having issues.
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