2010-08-16, 21:02
davilla Wrote:That does not answer my question about what is inside the ISO.
Sorry, I edited my original response.
Sorry, I edited my original response.
2010-08-16, 21:03
Morbeas Wrote:This is a single Bluray ISO file residing on my NAS. If I mount the image using Daemon tools, I can see all the folders within it.
Ahh, now we get more information. No, XBMC does not support opening Bluray ISOs at this time. Mount it locally.
2010-08-16, 21:04
davilla Wrote:Ahh, now we get more information. No, XBMC does not support opening Bluray ISOs at this time. Mount it locally.
Oh.
Damn that stinks. Thanks for the clarification.
2010-08-16, 21:35
Just so I'm perfectly clear, is there currently no available version of XBMC that can handle Bluray ISOs? What about plugins?
2010-08-16, 21:44
mount the ISO locally and if XBMC has compiled in support for libbluray, and you are running stacked, XBMC will play the main title.
2010-08-16, 21:47
davilla Wrote:mount the ISO locally and if XBMC has compiled in support for libbluray, and you are running stacked, XBMC will play the main title.
Please excuse me as I'm still a n00b but how do I know how the build I'm running was compiled (xbmc-r32808-Dharma.exe) and what does "running stacked" mean?
2010-08-16, 21:53
Morbeas Wrote:Please excuse me as I'm still a n00b but how do I know how the build I'm running was compiled (xbmc-r32808-Dharma.exe) and what does "running stacked" mean?
Not sure about windows platform and libbluray.
search for stack here -> http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Vid...nd_Control
