Bluray on pc?

[TinyDancer]

How to watch it?
Which program u use?

Ive googled, but probably bad or its hard to find solution to problem, "Software for watching bluray on pc"?

Thanks.

[Tv Controls you]

Do you have a blue ray disk, or a file on your hard drive?

Whats the extension?

[TinyDancer]

Do you have a blue ray disk, or a file on your hard drive?

Whats the extension?

I think file is being downloaded from HD trackers :) Iso file or wtf? I dont know anything about BR, i know i just tryed to run it once and it didnt work with VLC or MPC...

[Tv Controls you]

http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html

Install, right click the iso file and click mount.
then try to play with vlc

*sorry for slow response, shutter island is going crazy in utorrent lol.

[antrax34130]

Power DVD 10 Ultra for full BR , vlc por full br sux

[ThorMAN]

I use CyberLink PowerDVD Ultra 3D ;)

[LubTheStaringCat]

I usually use SMPlayer for watching Bluray.
Try the K-Lite Codec Pack, for various codec updates.

[sake]

Power DVD 10 Ultra for full BR , vlc por full br sux

The best program :)

[Quarterquack]

Media Player Classic - Home Cinema.

[Aristocles]

When I see Blu-ray on pc, I think of putting a 25-50 gig disc into my Blu-ray player and I have used Arcsoft and Cyberlink Power DVD (preferred) to play them.

As for files, I play iso files by mounting to a drive using imgburn, then playing the file with a media player, Power DVD will do but others will also. The MPC-HC works with the proper codecs, I use CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack).

Regards

[Quarterquack]

The MPC-HC works with the proper codecs

Shhhh. Now everyone will use it. :( Haha, just kidding, but I really do hate the people who dismiss MPC-HC because "it doesn't work". It's one of the most stable playback programs, however, only with the proper codecs installed.

[Aristocles]

"Shhhh. Now everyone will use it."

:)

(Yes, this is a totally superfluous post solely designed to get my post count up)

[anon]

I really do hate the people who dismiss MPC-HC because "it doesn't work". It's one of the most stable playback programs, however, only with the proper codecs installed.

It's what I use, with ffdshow and CoreAVC (for H264 video) also installed. Great piece of software.

[Aristocles]

I really do hate the people who dismiss MPC-HC because "it doesn't work". It's one of the most stable playback programs, however, only with the proper codecs installed.

It's what I use, with ffdshow and CoreAVC (for H264 video) also installed. Great piece of software.

Shit. Now the cat is out of the bag. I'll bet millions of people are d'loading it as we type.

[Tv Controls you]

It's what I use, with ffdshow and CoreAVC (for H264 video) also installed. Great piece of software.

Shit. Now the cat is out of the bag. I'll bet millions of people are d'loading it as we type.

I'll stick with vlc on the computer as I rarely watch videos on it :P.

Every blu-ray I get I ship over to my wd live to watch on the big screen.

[Aristocles]

Shit. Now the cat is out of the bag. I'll bet millions of people are d'loading it as we type.

I'll stick with vlc on the computer as I rarely watch videos on it :P.

Every blueray I get I ship over to my wd live to watch on the big screen.

"Blu-ray" discs are played either on my PC or more likely with my Sony BDP-360 on the 42" 1080p TV in my sleeping quarters. As for files, I also have a WD TV HD Media Player which I use in conjunction with an HP SimpleSave ext. hd to watch on the TV.

The Onkyo HT-S6200, 7:1 HTIB, brings the Blu-ray to life nicely, on a budget.

[ose]

one more to try

TotalMedia Theatre 3 Platinum (http://www.arcsoft.com/estore/software_title.asp?ProductCode=TMT3P#submenu)

[Aristocles]

one more to try

TotalMedia Theatre 3 Platinum (http://www.arcsoft.com/estore/software_title.asp?ProductCode=TMT3P#submenu)

Yes. TMT from Arcsoft.

[kukushka]

for full blurays i'm still using PowerDVD Ultra Deluxe v7.3.3319, works perfectly (i believe it's the latest version that can play bdmv structure without having to build .iso images).
actually playing full blurays it's the easiest thing to do cause the content is pretty much standart, unlikely matroska stuff, tv captures etc. that can be very specific..
the key points for me - dxva & spdif pass-through. until latest builds, as example, mpc-hc couldn't extract core from dts-hd (at least, for me)

[brightsid]

I think that ffdshow's latest update support dts-hd and dolbt true-hd bitstreaming at least for ati 5xxx or asus xonar. And with the new option of automatic refresh rate change, mpc-hc is hard to beat as a movie player

[Aristocles]

for full blurays i'm still using PowerDVD Ultra Deluxe v7.3.3319, works perfectly (i believe it's the latest version that can play bdmv structure without having to build .iso images).
actually playing full blurays it's the easiest thing to do cause the content is pretty much standart, unlikely matroska stuff, tv captures etc. that can be very specific..
the key points for me - dxva & spdif pass-through. until latest builds, as example, mpc-hc couldn't extract core from dts-hd (at least, for me)

Hm. . .

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1214254

[kukushka]

Hm. . .

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1214254
"hm" what exactly? :) my mpc is finally extracting dts core and sending it to spdif like it should... the most recent problem that i met with it - 60fps tv capture is being played at 30fps, but it's outside of the topic :)

[Aristocles]

"Hm", meant that your slightly peculiar grammar/spelling left me not completely certain I understood the issue. My link was to a thread with significant information vis a vis what I thought was your issue, from a GREAT site.

Agreed. Frame rate is outside the scope of this topic; but check out AVS

[Progressive]

Media Player Classic Home Cinema or Gom player

[hotshot6473]

For full BD disks you are gonna want to use Powerdvd or Arcsoft TMT in order to use the advantage of hardware acceleration like Purevideo. Just have to make sure you enable it int he settings

Other than that you can use MPC-HC to play the raw .m2ts file or you can load a playlist for a BD with seamless branching(this is only available with new releases from http://www.xvidvideo.ru/media-player-classic-home-cinema-x86-x64/ )

[TinyDancer]

Thanks guys! Awesome respond to my question.
Im glad you all shared something here :)

Well when i try to open bluray image from hard drive i cant open it with PowerDVD...

[hotshot6473]

you need to mount it with a virtual drive. You also need to have UDF 2.5 installed on your comp to view the files in explorer

[Tv Controls you]

Thanks guys! Awesome respond to my question.
Im glad you all shared something here :)

Well when i try to open bluray image from hard drive i cant open it with PowerDVD...

You still need to mount it. Use the link I posted on the first page.
Use whatever player everyone is suggesting besides vlc lol.

I recommended vlc because it seems as if your just trying to watch the video and vlc makes it very simple to play video files.

[db_la_23]

i use KM media player. its good

[invitehunter]

u need to have a bluray reader man.. i use power dvd for blu ray...
if u want to see brrips then use vlc

[hotshot6473]

never ever use VLC for any video unless you have to. Always use MPC-HC for regular video files

If your mounting disks or playing them from a folder structure use TMT or Powerdvd

[robisoare]

use
arcsoft total media theatre or center i dont know but is awesome

[kondrae]

I recommend mounting any ISOs with Daemon Tools

[rockalpha]

mount it and play the biggest file in bdmv

[Tv Controls you]

I recommend mounting any ISOs with Daemon Tools

I rather not install garbage that is packaged with spy-ware.


Every version since v4.00 contains bundled adware concealed as a toolbar

-source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_Tools


Really... slysoft is so much more professional, is still free, and is completely spyware/adware free
I know there is ways to get around installing the adware, but why should I support a company that is looking to exploit my security.

[Nitti]

can you access mpc-hc on a ps3 via wireless signal and play the hi def packets like mkv or others that are on your pc?