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<blockquote data-quote="digitalfm" data-source="post: 389189" data-attributes="member: 66715">Hi, what codec's are you using for the internal player. The external option works fine (I use TMT) but i'd like to play the film using the internal player, but when I play all I get is a single black flash on the screen and that's it's. It doesn't play. I'm using Core AVC v1.8 and have added the file extension to the video's config.One thought on this. I loaded up 'The Big Hit' which doesn't have the name of the film as the route folder on the disk. Moving pictures therefore picked it up but couldn't match it, understandably. This means in MP itself it wouldn't show unless I searched it using a manual name when to be honest as its only a disk all I want to do is get it playing.As watching a Blu-Ray disk is normally a one time thing, hence i'm not bothered about matching it if it's not recognised, could Moving pictures just use a default title of 'Blu-Ray disk' instead, for those BD disks it can't match first time? Maybe even a nice BluRay background to go with it? At least then you'll see the disk available everytime, whether it matches or not and be able to play straight away. You can always match it properly afterwards if you feel the need.What do you think?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="digitalfm, post: 389189, member: 66715"] Hi, what codec's are you using for the internal player. The external option works fine (I use TMT) but i'd like to play the film using the internal player, but when I play all I get is a single black flash on the screen and that's it's. It doesn't play. I'm using Core AVC v1.8 and have added the file extension to the video's config. One thought on this. I loaded up 'The Big Hit' which doesn't have the name of the film as the route folder on the disk. Moving pictures therefore picked it up but couldn't match it, understandably. This means in MP itself it wouldn't show unless I searched it using a manual name when to be honest as its only a disk all I want to do is get it playing. As watching a Blu-Ray disk is normally a one time thing, hence i'm not bothered about matching it if it's not recognised, could Moving pictures just use a default title of 'Blu-Ray disk' instead, for those BD disks it can't match first time? Maybe even a nice BluRay background to go with it? At least then you'll see the disk available everytime, whether it matches or not and be able to play straight away. You can always match it properly afterwards if you feel the need. What do you think? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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