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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 518203" data-attributes="member: 26015">ACtually, that is not entirely correct (the part about searching might be though ;-)).MediaPortal can play Blu-ray, with a little help. AnyDVD HD is used for stripping the disc of the encryption. After this, you can play the Blu-ray using the internal player. You just have to either find the correct stream on the disc or if you use MovingPictures the plugin can do this for you.The problem is, MediaPortal does nopt recognize and show Subtitles. It doesn't recognize the audio tracks either, but it will play the audio, and you can switch between the streams (although you are doing it blind, since you don't know which is which).So if you don't care about subtitles (I know I do, so this is not an option for me), you can actually play your Blu-rays internally in MediaPortal.Otherwise you need and external player, like PowerDVD or Total Media Theatre.The last option is to rip your Blu-rays to harddrive and then either demux only the subtitles or demux the entire disc, repacking it into .mkv. Then MediaPortal will play it, and show you subtitles correctly.See <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/bd-rip-iso-no-subtitles-70448/" target="_blank">this thread</a>, where I got some answers on how to demux Blu-rays.btw, Mivi71dk, you are from recordere.dk, right?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 518203, member: 26015"] ACtually, that is not entirely correct (the part about searching might be though ;-)). MediaPortal can play Blu-ray, with a little help. AnyDVD HD is used for stripping the disc of the encryption. After this, you can play the Blu-ray using the internal player. You just have to either find the correct stream on the disc or if you use MovingPictures the plugin can do this for you. The problem is, MediaPortal does nopt recognize and show Subtitles. It doesn't recognize the audio tracks either, but it will play the audio, and you can switch between the streams (although you are doing it blind, since you don't know which is which). So if you don't care about subtitles (I know I do, so this is not an option for me), you can actually play your Blu-rays internally in MediaPortal. Otherwise you need and external player, like PowerDVD or Total Media Theatre. The last option is to rip your Blu-rays to harddrive and then either demux only the subtitles or demux the entire disc, repacking it into .mkv. Then MediaPortal will play it, and show you subtitles correctly. See [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/bd-rip-iso-no-subtitles-70448/"]this thread[/URL], where I got some answers on how to demux Blu-rays. btw, Mivi71dk, you are from recordere.dk, right? [/QUOTE]

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