Berry Carol
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I’d like to recommend Powerful USB 3.0 Aluminum 6X BDXL 3D Blu-Ray Writer for you which can read and write your disc at higher speed along with the USB 3.0 capability. For more detail here https://www.macblurayplayer.com/macgo-bluray-player-drive.htm
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Or you can install Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player which can support the Blu-ray menu playback on Mac for the first time as a third party software.
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I also have VLC installed on my Mac and sometimes it’s my player for mp4. Macgo media player is just another video tool I met accidentally. I have some Blu-ray discs, but VLC does not support playback of commercial Blu-ray discs with copy protection. Those require decryption keys, which only a commercial player can provide. So I search and got Macgo Blu-ray player finally. I paid. But if you have no need for Blu-ray, that free media player is enough, as well as VLC.
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Note that there are several formats that use the “.mp4” file extension, including at least one that is proprietary to Microsoft, that have not been ported to Mac. If you just need to play the video any way you can, and don’t specifically need it in QuickTime, you can try the freeware Macgo Free Media Player which supports more formats.
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Referring to your question, you can do as following to change some files’ default player.
Select one of your files in finder and click right mouse> Get Info.
In the Info window, go to Open with:
From the pulldown menu select Quicktime (or other player you would like to make default).
Then tick some file formats and choose the “make player my default player” button to assign that program to open that file extension by default.