[LINUX/MAC/WINDOWS] Blu-ray Disc support in XBMC? With menus and AACS/BD+ decryption?
Archon
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2011-01-05 09:29
Post: #71
AnyDVD decodes on the fly (or so I understand), so if a user is running that, could they point XBMC to this in order to play a bluray without an intermittent ripping stage?
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Philmatic
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2011-01-05 10:03
Post: #72
Archon Wrote:AnyDVD decodes on the fly (or so I understand), so if a user is running that, could they point XBMC to this in order to play a bluray without an intermittent ripping stage? Blu-Ray ISO support now works in master, I verified it myself. I haven't yet tried a disc (Or an mounted ISO) but I imagine it would work as well. http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=682...stcount=41 EDIT: I tried a disc, and while it won't automatically play when inserted, it will if you navigate to the disc and play the index.bdmv file manually. Also the "Play disc" button doesn't seem to know that the disc is there.
(This post was last modified: 2011-01-05 10:18 by Philmatic.)
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daniel123 Unregistered |
2011-01-06 00:29
Post: #73
Is there any chance for support menus in a near future or du you have to wait for libbluray supports it? I assume that libbluray is what you are going to use from now on?
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eskro
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2011-01-06 00:33
Post: #74
daniel123 Wrote:Is there any chance for support menus in a near future Unless XBMC becomes a PayWare, answer is NO! Reading BluRay menus require acquiring a license... so this costs money.... applications like POWERDVD & TotalMedia Theatre do support BluRay Menus since they bought the license... |
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daniel123 Unregistered |
2011-01-07 14:40
Post: #75
eskro Wrote:Unless XBMC becomes a PayWare, answer is NO! Oh, this sucks! :/ |
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jfcarroll
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2011-01-07 17:05
Post: #76
Doesn't just reading an encrypted DVD (nevermind blu-ray) require a license? Yet xbmc does that just fine (well, minus "Toy Story 3" anyway).
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spiff
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2011-01-07 17:13
Post: #77
dvd's drm is broken, was broken looong ago. the bd drm, however is not, at least not in general.
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waldo22
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2011-01-08 06:17
Post: #78
spiff Wrote:dvd's drm is broken... I thought all DRM was "broken"
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spiff
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2011-01-08 12:59
Post: #79
hehe, sure. unentangled then
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daniel123 Unregistered |
waldo22 Wrote:I thought all DRM was "broken" Especially when you rip them to your harddrive 
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