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how to run hd dvd files on a mac

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is there any similar program like PowerDVD for mac that can run hd dvd files? the formates are .evo .bup & .ifo

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Have you tried VLC? videolan.org
It plays just about everything, on almost every OS.
 
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Thanks for the Tip

giulio said:
Have you tried VLC? videolan.org
It plays just about everything, on almost every OS.
Click to expand...

Being a Mac Noob I never heard of this. Download in progress. Thanks! ;D
 

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