LOL Free trial too requires registration key.

Doesn't play WEBM very well

This is an Standard version and cannot play Blu-ray disc or ISO files.

So I can get the activation code from the link in the text file, but I fail to see/find how/where to use it.

Do I need to buy/attempt-to-buy the pro version in order to insert it somewhere?

I've been installing softwares for some 20 years now and this one has got me stumped...

Je ne vois pas où mettre la clé d'enregistrement du produit Dimo. Pouvez-vous m'aider ? Merci.

I was looking for a possible replacement to the free Leawo Blu-ray player as it's grown a bit over the last year or so, but the Dimo 8K Player is not what I was after. But that's me, and my needs aren't necessarily going to match what someone else is looking for.

The installation routine adds of 1k new registry entries, associating every media type with the player, and you have no choice, unlike the Leawo player. To get around that I installed the player to a VM & copied the program's folder to my regular copy of Windows. FWIW I found that it wouldn't display properly in my win7 32-bit VM, wouldn't run at all in win10's Sandbox, but would run in a win10 64-bit VM after troubleshooting compatibility set it to win8. Running in that win10 VM it wouldn't play a Blu-ray however. In my regular copy of win10 it would play the Aladdin Blu-ray disc, going straight to the movie, unlike many of these players, which have you choose which file to play. The good is that it's less confusing -- the bad is that you cannot play any of those other files, e.g. special features, if you wanted to. The biggest shortcoming is that there was no way to select or skip to the next chapter -- I found a right click context menu that looked like that was what it was for, but clicking one of the entries crashed the player. The 2nd shortcoming is that it would only play full screen, though that may be OK for some people.

The advantage of the Dimo 8K player over something like VLC or many other free players is that it did decrypt the Blu-ray disc, and as a giveaway it is free. That said, you'd be MUCH better off paying $5-$10 more for PowerDVD Ultra when it's on sale, rather than $36 for the 8K Player. You get a better display, better audio, & everything works just like it would in a stand-alone Blu-ray player.

So Dimo 8K Player giveaway is not PRO version? Dev & GOTD should specify that this is the "Standard, Blu-ray Power or PRO" version.

Activation sucessfully, but ưhen I try copy & paste Open URL, I got popup to upgrade to PRO edition. So the giveaway version is Standard, Blu-ray Power or Pro?

.. how is this SW superior to, say, VLC player .... ??

I'll stick with Media Player Classic.

While I find some Dimo software of use on occasion, I installed this earlier and never used it after the first run. Uninstalled it after a few months. I do have two 4k monitors and VR capable machines but use other software instead.

Dimo 8K Player, simply misleading information. Any media player can play video, even WMP, also H265 video codec. There is also a 5K player.

The Home page https://www.mediadimo.com/8k-player is unreachable:

We have noticed an unusual activity from your IP ******** and blocked access to this website.

Thanks DIMO Studio and GAOTD, but I've used Potplayer for many, many years. It is a superb player, has never failed me, its also FREE with regular updates, has all the bells and whistles this one has and possibly even more. Thanks again, but I wont be downloading this one today.