Windows 8 ripped the ability to play DVDs out of the main OS, and never supported Blu-ray leading to having to install crap like PowerDVD etc. I get that Microsoft want us to watch DVDs and Blu-rays on our Xbox Ones (because everyone has bought one already, right? ) ) but they seem to be actively making the process a chore in Windows. It also mentions that the app will be available for purchase in the Windows Store for non-Windows Media Center owners but at the moment, that link is not available, nor is there a price mentioned for the app. There's also a more detailed FAQ page in Microsoft's community forums about the Windows DVD Player app. Provided your PC has an optical disc drive, Windows DVD Player will play DVD movies (but not Blu‑ray Discs)."
If you're running an edition of Windows 7 or Windows 8 that doesn't include Media Center and you upgrade to Windows 10, go to Windows Store to buy Windows DVD Player or another app that plays DVDs. After the upgrade completes, Windows DVD Player will download automatically to your PC.""To be eligible for the free DVD Player app, you must upgrade your Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1 PC rather than perform a clean installation. Please note that Windows Media Center isn't included in Windows 10 and will be removed when you upgrade to Windows 10. "The Windows DVD Player app is available free for a limited time for people running Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1 with Windows Media Center.
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