Blu-ray Player

The architecture information from the latest release indicates that Blu-ray Player Pro version 3.3.22 is built for Intel (cputype 7, 64-bit), with no evidence of a Universal Binary or native Apple Silicon build in the current public releases. The developer appears to still be actively maintaining the software, with recent updates posted in 2025. However, with more than two years remaining before macOS 28 removes Rosetta 2 support in September 2028, you have time to monitor the situation. Check the app's update feed periodically or visit the developer's website (macblurayplayer.com) to see if a native Apple Silicon version is announced. If the developer does not ship a native build before that deadline, the Intel-only version will stop launching on macOS 28 and later. As a contingency, consider that some users have found success playing Blu-ray content via ripping to digital formats and using native-capable players, though this requires access to decryption tools and differs from direct disc playback.