QNAP Launches TVS-882BR Blu-ray NAS Series - 12:48 PM The company, called Arusoft, offers a trial of their software ‘DeUHD’ that limits decry. Russian company releases DeUHD to remove copy protection from Ultra HD Blu-ray discs - 08:49 AMĪ Russian company found a way to remove the AACS copy protection of Ultra HD Blu-ray movies. QNAP partnered with Vinpower Digital, a leading supplier in Optical Disc hardware and media solutions, to integrate Vinpower's industrial-grade blu-ray optical disc drive for the TVS-882BR Blu-ray NA. QNAP Vinpower Digital TVS-882BR Blu-ray NAS - 04:12 PM With that in mind all the fancy 4K Blu-ray collections seem to be going the way of the DVD / Dodo. . Yeah, we're moving into a streaming world where content is provided over the web.
Samsung halts making 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray players - 09:30 AM AMD processors do not support SGX, it appears that support for UHD Blu-ray movies on PCs has come to an end. Intel has supported SGX since Skylake (Core i-6000), however, security researchers discovered multiple flaws in the technology, which is likely why Intel is discontinuing support.
As a result, CyberLink has determined that it is no longer practicable to support Ultra HD Blu-ray playing on newer CPUs and Windows systems." "The elimination of the SGX capability, as well as its compatibility with the current Windows operating system and drivers, has created a significant hurdle for CyberLink in terms of continuing to offer Ultra HD Blu-ray movie playback in our player software. These modifications may result in the loss of support for Ultra HD Blu-ray movie disc playback on these devices "CyberLink stated in a Frequently Asked Questions document. "Intel SGX support has been discontinued from 11th generation (or newer) CPUs, and it may be removed from future versions of Intel drivers or utility programs (e.g., the Intel SGX and Intel Management Engine driver and firmware). While Intel's 7000, 8000, 9000, and 10000 series processors continue to support SGX, CyberLink warns that feature may be discontinued in future versions of the Intel driver. This implies consumers will be unable to use the latest Intel-based PCs as 4K HDR Blu-ray players.ĬyberLink, the maker of the PC application PowerDVD, has stated that the elimination of SGX implies that its software would no longer support UHD Blu-ray playing. SGX, in conjunction with HDCP 2.2 and AACS 2.0, is necessary for UHD Blu-ray playing on PCs. Intel's 11th Gen Rocket Lake (Core i-11000) and 12th Gen Alder Lake (Core i-12000) processors no longer support SGX (Software Guard Extensions). Intel has eliminated support for SGX, a DRM-related security mechanism required to play UHD Blu-ray Discs, from its 11th and 12th generation chips.
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