Manual Nero Blu-ray Player

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1 Manual Nero Blu-ray Player

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3 Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Start Successfully About the Manual About Nero Blu-ray Player Versions of Nero Blu-ray Player System Requirements Starting Nero Blu-ray Player 5 2 Program Interface Context and More menu 9 3 Playing Blu-ray Disc 11 4 Control During Playback 12 5 Options Window Player Options Language Options Video Options Audio Options D Options Language Options Internet Options 16 6 Keyboard Shortcuts 17 7 Index 20 8 Contact 21 Nero Blu-ray Player 3

4 Start Successfully 1 Start Successfully 1.1 About the Manual This manual is intended for all users who want to learn how to use Nero Blu-ray Player. It is process-based and explains how to achieve a specific objective on a step-by-step basis. To make best use of this documentation, please note the following conventions: Indicates warnings, preconditions or instructions that have to be precisely followed. Indicates additional information or advice. 1. Start The number at the beginning of a line indicates a prompt for action. Carry out these actions in the order specified. Indicates an intermediate result. Indicates a result. OK (see ) [ ] Indicates text passages or buttons that appear in the program interface. They are shown in boldface. Indicates references to other chapters. They are executed as links and are shown in red and underlined. Indicates keyboard shortcuts for entering commands. 1.2 About Nero Blu-ray Player Nero Blu-ray Player is a powerful application for playing back all high definition videos with excellent picture and sound quality. The playback window can be scaled down or the playback can be viewed in full-screen mode. In general you can play back the following formats: AVCHD BD-MV BD-ROM Blu-ray 3D BD-AV Nero Blu-ray Player 4

5 Start Successfully Nero Blu-ray Player is easy to use and provides best performance. Simply enjoy your Blu-ray experience. 1.3 Versions of Nero Blu-ray Player Nero Blu-ray Player is included in Nero 12 and Nero 12 Platinum. If you use Nero Kwik Media as (free) standalone application, you can purchase Nero Blu-ray Player via Market. For information how to purchase and access applications in Nero Kwik Media Market please refer to the manual of Nero Kwik Media which can be downloaded for free from Nero Blu-ray Player is also available in Essentials or OEM versions. Essentials or OEM software may differ from the full version in a more or less broad functional range. Thereby, the feature limitations of your single Essentials version compared to the full range depends on the co-contractor's choice. That means, depending on the Nero product you purchased, your version of Nero Blu-ray Player may be limited and may not include the full feature range. Only Nero Blu-ray Player in Nero 12 Platinum or purchased from Market in Nero Kwik Media provides the full feature range as described in this manual. The following features are only available with this full version: 3D Blu-ray Play back Blu-Ray discs (BD BD-J, BD-AV, BD-MV) Play back DTS 2Ch and 5.1Ch Decoding (Activation is still necessary because of legal issues) AACS Read (Activation is still necessary because of legal issues) You can always upgrade from your Essentials version to the full featured version at or in Market of Nero Kwik Media, and from Nero 12 to Nero 12 Platinum at System Requirements Nero Blu-ray Player is part of the Nero product you have installed. Its system requirements are the same. Detailed system requirements of this and all other Nero products can be found in the Support section on our Web site Starting Nero Blu-ray Player On Windows 7 and earlier version of Windows, you can start Nero Blu-ray Player via: Start (the start icon) > (All) Programs > Nero > Nero Blu-ray Player the Nero 12 Welcome Application if you use Nero 12 The Welcome Application offers information about the main use cases and links to tutorials and other interesting Internet sites by Nero. Nero Blu-ray Player 5

6 Start Successfully To start the Welcome Application, click the Nero 12 icon on your desktop (Windows 7 and earlier) or select the Nero 12 tile on the application selection screen (Windows 8). On Windows 8, you can start Nero Blu-ray Player via: the Nero 12 tile (Windows 8 style user interface) or the Nero 12 desktop icon (desktop user interface) if you use Nero 12 When you have inserted an appropriate disc, you can also start Nero Blu-ray Player by choosing the disc drive in the sidebar of Nero Kwik Media or in Windows Explorer. Auto-Play of a newly inserted Blu-ray disc is also possible. In these cases, the play back starts when Nero Blu-ray Player is launched. If you have purchased the full, 3D capable, version of Nero Blu-ray Player (in Market or with Nero 12 Platinum), Nero Blu-ray Player checks during the first-start up for any 3D capable hardware or device. If such is found, Nero Blu-ray Player prompts you to set up the 3D settings. After the setup, a success message is displayed and Nero Blu-ray Player describes the way you can enable 3D (including what needs to be done in the graphics card settings). See also Playing Blu-ray Disc 11 Nero Blu-ray Player 6

7 Program Interface 2 Program Interface The Nero Blu-ray Player program interface is the starting point from which you can play back Blu-ray material. The program interface consists of a playback window for videos and a control bar. You can use the control bar to select a Blu-ray or AVCHD disc for playback, to control playback and to adjust the volume and activate 3D mode. The following setting options are available in the player control bar: Navigates steplessly (no chapter boundaries). Program interface Information display Displays the activated feature, title, current chapter, running time and more; depending on the selected playback. Ends playback and shows the start screen. Jumps to the previous chapter or title. Selects a rewind speed or rewinds. Starts playback. Nero Blu-ray Player 7

8 Program Interface Pauses playback. Selects a fast-forward speed or fast forwards. Jumps to the next chapter or title. Switches to mute/loud. Adjusts the volume. 3D Open More Activates and deactivates the 3D mode. Only accessible during play-back of 3D Blu-ray material and when the full version of Nero Blu-ray Player is used. Selects media content to be played. Select the folder that contains the BDMV folder (and not the BDMV folder itself)! Opens several options regarding playback. Opens the remote control in order to gain advanced play back or disc control. Activates the Pop-up Menu feature for the Blu-ray Disc. This is often used to display a menu on the screen during playback. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers the Pop-up Menu feature. Displays the disc menu. Switches between full-screen and window view. See also Context and More menu 9 Options Window 13 Playing Blu-ray Disc 11 Nero Blu-ray Player 8

9 Program Interface 2.1 Context and More menu Nero Blu-ray Player offers a context and More menu to control playback. The menus provide advanced as well as standard control options. You can open the context menu via right-click and the More menu via the button. Some of these control options are only active during playback, such as Go to Chapter. The context menu offers only control options, which can be used in specific contexts. The following entries are available in the More menu: Play Pause Still Off Resume Eject Pop-up Menu Top Menu Go to Title Go to Chapter Go to Time Audio Subtitles Starts playback. Pauses playback. Resumes playback, if the playback is on hold. In such a case, the Blu-ray Disc requires you to click on the Still Off entry to resume playback. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers the Still Off feature. Resumes playback in case playback is stopped. Ejects the disc. Activates the Pop-up Menu feature for the Blu-ray Disc. This is often used to display a menu on the screen during playback. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers the Pop-up Menu feature. Displays the disc menu. Starts playback of a selected title. Select a respective title from the displayed list. Starts playback of a selected chapter. Select a respective chapter from the displayed list. Opens the Go to Time window. Here you can select a running time. Displays all languages available for audio playback. Switches subtitles on or off. You can choose from all available subtitle languages. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers subtitles. Nero Blu-ray Player 9

10 Program Interface Angles Secondary Video Secondary Audio On-Screen-Display On Use Keyboard for Text Input Use Keyboard for Keyboard Shortcuts Options Help About Changes the camera perspective if different camera perspectives are available on the respective BD-Video. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers different angles. Enables/disables video commentaries which are played back (picture in picture) while a certain scene plays. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers secondary video information. Enables/disables audio commentaries which are played back while a certain scene plays. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers secondary audio information. Tracks video and audio data such as the output frame rate and decoding speed in a display on the playback screen in fullscreen mode. Changes the keyboard input mode so that you can type text. It is required to change the input mode when the Blu-ray Disc asks you to enter a value (like your name, for example). In this mode you may also use disc-specific keyboard shortcuts (which must be provided and supported by the inserted Blu-ray Disc). Note that when you use the keyboard for typing text, Nero Blu-ray Player is not able to recognize its own, application-specific keyboard shortcuts like Play and Pause. If you want to use application-specific keyboard shortcuts again, change the keyboard input mode again in the More menu. If you select this entry, the entry Use Keyboard for Keyboard Shortcuts is displayed instead. Changes the keyboard input mode so that you can use applicationspecific keyboard shortcuts to control Nero Blu-ray Player (see Keyboard Shortcuts 17). If you select this entry, the entry Use Keyboard for Text Input is displayed instead. Opens the Options window. Shows the online help. Opens the about box. Nero Blu-ray Player 10

11 Playing Blu-ray Disc 3 Playing Blu-ray Disc With Nero Blu-ray Player you can play back ripped or self authored high definition media. You can start from different sources. To select the source in Nero Blu-ray Player, click the button. Make sure to select the folder that contains the BDMV folder (and not the BDMV folder itself)! Drag & drop is also supported as well as starting from Nero Kwik Media device tree. You can generally select the following media to play: Blu-ray Disc AVCHD Disc Blu-ray or AVCHD movie that is available in a BDMV video folder structure on your hard drive 3D Blu-ray Playing 3D Blu-ray material is only possible with Nero Blu-ray Player purchased in Market or as part of Nero 12 Platinum. Proceed as follows: 1. To play a Blu-ray or AVCHD disc, proceed as follows: 1. Insert the disc into the drive. Playback starts automatically. If playback does not start automatically, use the button to select the drive where the disc is located. 2. To play the content of a Blu-ray or AVCHD folder structure: 1. Click the button. The selection list of the playback source opens. 2. Select the Folder entry. The Select Folder window opens. 3. Select the folder that contains the BDMV folder and click the OK button. The content is played back. 3. If you want to change the language of the playback or display subtitles, select the button > Audio / Subtitles entry. 4. If you want to play back a specific title or chapter, select the button > Go to Title / Go to Chapter > [Desired title] / [Desired chapter] entry. 5. If the disc is a 3D Blu-ray and you want to enable 3D, click the 3D button. You have successfully played back Blu-ray media. See also Program Interface 7 Context and More menu 9 3D Options 15 Nero Blu-ray Player 11

12 Control During Playback 4 Control During Playback You have different options to control Nero Blu-ray Player during the playback. Player Control Bar and Mouse You can use the standard player control bar, which is always visible in window mode. During playback in full-screen mode, the player control bar times out after a few seconds. You can display it again by moving the mouse pointer to the bottom of the screen. If you move the mouse pointer outside the player control bar in full-screen mode, the interactive applications on the Blu-ray disc gain control (if there are such interactive applications). Screen Remote Control A screen remote allows Nero Blu-ray Player to be fully usable with only a mouse as user input method. The screen remote allows you to navigate through the menus on the disc and to select an item. Furthermore it provides access to the number and color keys. This is especially relevant when playing interactive applications such as games. You can open the screen remote with the button. More Menu and Context Menu You can use both the More menu and the context menu to control Nero Blu-ray Player during playback. They provide advanced and standard control options. You can open the context menu via right-click and the More menu via the More button. The context menu offers only control options, which can be used in specific contexts. Keyboard You can also control most of the control options just with your keyboard and keyboard shortcuts. Note that there are two keyboard input modes available. Per default you control Nero Blu-ray Player with your keyboard and use the application-specific keyboard shortcuts as described in this manual. However, there is another keyboard input mode available. In the other mode, you can use the keyboard to type text when the Blu-ray Disc asks you to enter a value (like your name, for example). In this mode you may also use disc-specific keyboard shortcuts (which must be provided and supported by the inserted Blu-ray Disc). Note that when you use the keyboard for typing text, Nero Blu-ray Player is not able to recognize its own, applicaion-specific keyboard shortcuts like Play and Pause. You can switch between the two input modes with the entries Use Keyboard for Text Input / Use Keyboard for Keyboard Shortcuts in the More menu. See also Program Interface 7 Context and More menu 9 Keyboard Shortcuts 17 Nero Blu-ray Player 12

13 Options Window 5 Options Window The Options window provides various options for customizing the appearance of Nero Bluray Player interface and for configuring settings according to your requirements. The window can be opened using the Options button. Options window 5.1 Player Options The Player entry provides configuration options for playing from a drive. The following setting options are available: Drop-down menu Default disc drive Check box Play automatically upon inserting disc Check box Warn if content does not support mouse actions Defines the drive from which discs are played by default. Starts playback as soon as the appropriate disc has been inserted. Displays a warning message if the Blu-ray Video does not support controlling the video with the mouse. In most cases it is required to control the video with the keyboard. Nero Blu-ray Player 13

14 Options Window Check box Show tooltips Check box Always on top Button Erase Temporary BD Folders Enables tooltips. Keeps Nero Blu-ray Player in the foreground even if other programs are started. Deletes the temporarily stored data of the interactive applications from the hard drive. 5.2 Language Options 5.3 Video Options The Language entry provides the possibility to choose the default languages for the menu, the audio and the subtitles on the Video disc. You can also choose the default country code. The Video entry provides configuration options for playback of videos. The following options are available: Drop-down menu Primary video decoding method Drop-down menu Secondary video decoding method Selects the decoding method for the main video. If you select the recommended method Full Hardware, Blu-ray decoding is performed by the graphics card as long as the card supports it. This decoding method reduces the load on the main processor. If you select the method Partial Hardware, an alternative hardware decoding method is applied, which is also supported by older graphics cards. If the graphic card does not support any hardware decoding method or you select the method Software, then Nero Blu-ray Player performs decoding on the main processor. This will increase the load on the main processor. In case your graphic card does not support the selected method, Nero Blu-ray Player automatically chooses the next best decoding method. Selects the decoding method for the secondary video. The same options are available as for the main video. You can set different decoding methods for the main and the secondary video. If you encounter problems such as decoding interruptions, try to set different decoding methods, this may solve the problem. Nero Blu-ray Player 14

15 Options Window Check box Autostart playback in full-screen mode Starts autostart playback automatically on the full screen. 5.4 Audio Options The Audio entry provides configuration options for the audio output. The following setting options are available: Drop-down menu Output method Defines the audio output mode D Options The 3D entry enables stereoscopic playback if a 3D Blu-ray Disc is played back. 3D Blu-ray Playing 3D Blu-ray material is only possible with Nero Blu-ray Player purchased in Market or as part of Nero 12 Platinum. The following setting options are available: Check box Enable 3D support Option buttons Detect hardware automatically / Select hardware manually Activates the button to switch between 3D and 2D playback, as long as 3D Blu-ray material is played back. Selects a hardware detection method. In most cases, the method Detect hardware automatically provides the best fitting method. If you choose to select the hardware manually, you can also choose the output method. Choosing the output method depends on the capabilities of the target device you have choosen for playback. 5.6 Language Options The BD region setting entry defines the region for the player. You can select and change the region code up to 5 times. The currently selected region is displayed. Nero Blu-ray Player 15

16 Options Window 5.7 Internet Options The Internet entry provides configuration options for network access and access to the Internet. You can enable and configure the proxy server. With Network access enabled, you can play back BD material from a network drive and your Blu-ray Disc is allowed to access the Internet. (For example the BD-Live feature on some Blu-ray Discs downloads the latest movie trailers or posts status messages in Internet communities.) The following setting options are available: Check box Enable network access Check box Use proxy settings Option button Use Windows proxy settings Option button Use custom proxy settings Enables the option to configure your network, so that a network drive can be used as playback source and that Blu-ray Disc are allowed to access the Internet. If you do not want your Blu-ray Disc to access the Internet, disable the check box. Uses the proxy settings. This is only possible if you have configured and stored proxy settings on your system. Uses Windows proxy settings. Uses the local proxy settings and allows you to enter them in the input fields below. The correct settings for the proxy connection need to be provided by your system administrator or internet provider. Nero Blu-ray Player 16

17 Keyboard Shortcuts 6 Keyboard Shortcuts With Nero Blu-ray Player you can control most of the playback options with the help of your keyboard. Not every option available can be controled. The following shortcuts and key combinations are available in Nero Blu-ray Player: Regarding the player [F11] [Esc] Changes between full-screen and normal view. Exits the full-screen mode. [Ctrl+ ] Shows/Hides Nero Blu-ray Player. [Windows logo key + Down Arrow] / [Windows logo key + Up Arrow] [Alt+F4] [F1] Restores/minimizes and maximizes Nero Blu-ray Player. Closes Nero Blu-ray Player. Opens the help file. Basic playback [Ctrl+Home] [Ctrl+O] [Space] [Ctrl+F4] [Page Down] [Page Up] [F12] [Ctrl+F12] Top Menu: Displays the disc menu. Opens the playback source selection. Starts and pauses playback. Stops playback. Jumps to the next chapter or title. Jumps to the previous chapter or title. Selects a fast-forward speed or fast forwards. Selects a rewind speed or rewinds. [+] / [-] Adjusts the volume. [Ctrl+M] [Ctrl+J] Switches to mute/loud. Ejects the disc. Nero Blu-ray Player 17

18 Keyboard Shortcuts Advanced playback options [F9] [Ctrl+Page Up] / [Ctrl+Page Down] [Ctrl+G] [Alt+ ] [F7] [Ctrl+F7] [Ctrl+R] [F8] [Ctrl+F8] [Home] [Ctrl+1] [Ctrl+Space] 3D Activates/Deactivates the 3D mode. Angles Changes the camera perspective if different camera perspectives are available on the respective BD-Video. Go to Time Opens the Go to Time window. Use Keyboard for Text Input Changes the keyboard input behaviour in order to type in text. It is required to change the input behaviour when the Blu-ray disc ask you to insert something (like your name, for example). If you want to use keyboard shortcuts again, change the keyboard input behaviour back. This can be done via the More menu. Secondary Video Enables/disables video commentaries which are played back (picture in picture) while a certain scene plays. Switches between the video commentaries if available. Resume Resumes playback in case playback is stopped. Secondary Audio Enables/disables audio commentaries which are played back while a certain scene plays. Switches between audio commentaries if available. Pop-up Menu Activates the Pop-up Menu feature for the Blu-ray Disc. This is often used to display a menu on the screen during playback. This option is only active, if the Blu-ray Disc supports and offers the Popup Menu feature. Executes the First Play Title feature. Still Off Enables the Still Off feature if available. Nero Blu-ray Player 18

19 Keyboard Shortcuts Remote control [0-9] Refers to the number keys on the screen remote control. [Alt+F5] / [Alt+F6] / [Alt+F7] / [Alt+F8] [Arrow keys] Refers to the color keys on the screen remote control. Refers to the directions keys on the screen remote control. Nero Blu-ray Player 19

20 Index 7 Index 3D Blu-ray Button to activate 3D mode... 8 Enable 3D during playback Limitation... 5 Set-up during first start... 6 Stereoscopic Playback Options Options 3D Blu-ray Options Change region Internet Options Open the Options Set decoding method Set default language for playback AVCHD Disc Playback BDMV Blu-ray Disc Playback Cinavia notice... 2 Context menu Essentials... 5 Fullscreen Button to switch between full-screen and window view... 8 Display the control bar in full-screen mode Option to start playback in full-screen mode.. 15 Interactive Applications Keyboard Shortcuts... 12, 17 Change the keyboard input mode to use keyboard shortcuts Use Keyboard for Keyboard Shortcuts Use Keyboard for Text Input Manual, conventions... 4 Nero Nero Kwik Media... 5 Playback Angle BDMV Button to select media content... 8 Go to Chapter... 9 Go to Title... 9 Language... 9 On-Screen-Display Options Play a Blu-ray Disc Play AVCHD Disc Play BD folder structure Secondary Audio Secondary Video Set default language for playback Shortcut to fast forward Shortcut to select chapters Subtitle... 9 Pop-up Menu... 8 Program About the Program... 4 Different Versions... 5 Limitations... 5 Program Interface... 7 Starting the Program... 5 Upgrade... 5 Screen Remote Control Button to open the remote control... 8 Shortcuts Start Auto-Play... 6 Via Nero Kwik Media... 6 Via Welcome Application... 5 Windows 7 and earlier... 5 Windows Still Off... 9 System requirements... 5 Nero Blu-ray Player 20

21 Contact 8 Contact Nero Blu-ray Player is a Nero AG product. Nero AG Im Stoeckmaedle 18 Internet: Karlsbad Help: Germany Fax: Nero Inc. 330 N Brand Blvd Suite 800 Internet: Glendale, CA Help: USA Fax: (818) US-CustomerSupport@nero.com Nero KK Rover Center-kita 8F-B, Nakagawa-chuou Tsuzuki-ku Internet: Yokohama, Kanagawa Help: Japan Copyright 2012 Nero AG and its licensors. All rights reserved. Nero Blu-ray Player 21