Quote: But you did not purchase PowerDVD 9, your OEM version was provided free with your DVD drive. I just want to know how to install the upgrade. But clearly they are offering a free upgrade of some kind to PowerDVD 9 version. I have the OEM version so I follewed their instructions but it sent me to the link I provided in my original post, which when I followed the instructions didn't seem to work. So yes they may no longer support 9 but they are letting people freely update to 12. To check the updates for hardware bundled versions, click here for instructions.' 'Note: This is for PowerDVD retail and online purchase versions only. If you have PowerDVD 9 Ultra retail version installed, you can click here to download and install an update to PowerDVD 12 Ultra build 5612 for free.' 'As the development phase of CyberLink PowerDVD 9 retail version has now ended, there will be no further Blu-ray Disc compatibility updates for this version. Especially idiotic when the AACS keys update is such a small thing that can't take all that much effort to maintain.Īlso this post on their update page seems to contradict what you say: Why would I invest money into a piece of software if in a few years they say that the thing I just paid for wont work and I will have to buy a whole new licenses, just to continue to do what the original software was doing. If they seriously want to hold the AACS keys ransom behind an upgrade that you have to pay for, that just makes me less likely to ever buy any product from them ever.

All that is needed is the updates to the AACS keys so I can play my movie. Quote: PowerDVD 9 is no longer supported by CyberLink, your only option is to purchase PowerDVD 15, download the trial and test it

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