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<blockquote data-quote="jsimo01" data-source="post: 517433" data-attributes="member: 68460"><p>MP won't play blu-ray, at best you have to navigate to the ripped m2ts file in the BDMV/STREAM folder as I said. You can launch PDVD 7 or 8 from within MP to play ISO's or discs. search the forums for these methods (HDstarter(PDVD method) & Arcsoft) both I think use the Multishortcut plugin and a script to minimise MP, open and Play in PDVD or arcsoft and then close and maximise on completion.</p><p></p><p>Ripped blu-rays take up a lot of disc space; over 25gb usually, with re-encoding it you can easily get a 1080p movie down to DVD9 size (8GB). I suggest using MeGUI as it is very customisable in terms of advanced settings, but also look at BDClown which acts as a gui for all the programs you need for conversion like eac3to and tsmuxer etc. Afterdawn forums and Doom9 forums are the place to look for tutorials on how to do this.</p><p></p><p>EDIT: you need to make sure you add the .m2ts file extension to the settings for video player in MPconfig/Video</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jsimo01, post: 517433, member: 68460"] MP won't play blu-ray, at best you have to navigate to the ripped m2ts file in the BDMV/STREAM folder as I said. You can launch PDVD 7 or 8 from within MP to play ISO's or discs. search the forums for these methods (HDstarter(PDVD method) & Arcsoft) both I think use the Multishortcut plugin and a script to minimise MP, open and Play in PDVD or arcsoft and then close and maximise on completion. Ripped blu-rays take up a lot of disc space; over 25gb usually, with re-encoding it you can easily get a 1080p movie down to DVD9 size (8GB). I suggest using MeGUI as it is very customisable in terms of advanced settings, but also look at BDClown which acts as a gui for all the programs you need for conversion like eac3to and tsmuxer etc. Afterdawn forums and Doom9 forums are the place to look for tutorials on how to do this. EDIT: you need to make sure you add the .m2ts file extension to the settings for video player in MPconfig/Video [/QUOTE]
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