However, you don't really need to pay anything to watch these titles - free apps like VLC will not only play DVDs, but many of the formats that Windows 10 can't handle out of the box. It wouldn't be surprising if DVD licensing costs are a factor behind the pricing, as the patents behind the technology still aren't cheap. Yes, if you got your Windows 10 upgrade for free, it'll cost you more to play that dusty copy of Armageddon in DVD Player than it did to get an entire operating system. Sounds convenient, right? It is, but there's one big problem: it's $15. The company has released an official DVD Player app that lets you play old-school disc-based movies in Windows 10. Microsoft may have inadvertently made a good case for embracing movie downloads and streams.
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