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<blockquote data-quote="MageMinds" data-source="post: 669675" data-attributes="member: 30288">robbo100 is right, here is some more informations...Using the solution number 2 you won't be able to get the subtitle off the BluRay, if you don't care about subtitle, then it's a good solution, you must have a fast enough machine to decode 25 mbits 1080p video though. Or you must have a video card that offer hardware acceleration along with a codec that offload the decoding. I love nVidia cards with CoreAVC codec. There's also DxVA codec, but I don't know much about DxVA.Solution number 1 is like having a BluRay reader off the shelf of your nearest Wallmart... None of the solution is as Integrated and reading a DVD in MP.The structure of BluRay can't be read using a Directshow filter. Only proprietary software can do that for now, that's why you need PowerDVD 10. For the DVD there are filters that are able to render menu and allow actions like the real thing.The solution number 2 call for a on the fly decrypter that only decrypt the disc, then using regular directshow codec you play the main feature of the DVD that is a m2ts file somewhere. No menu, No subtitle, No addons...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MageMinds, post: 669675, member: 30288"] robbo100 is right, here is some more informations... Using the solution number 2 you won't be able to get the subtitle off the BluRay, if you don't care about subtitle, then it's a good solution, you must have a fast enough machine to decode 25 mbits 1080p video though. Or you must have a video card that offer hardware acceleration along with a codec that offload the decoding. I love nVidia cards with CoreAVC codec. There's also DxVA codec, but I don't know much about DxVA. Solution number 1 is like having a BluRay reader off the shelf of your nearest Wallmart... None of the solution is as Integrated and reading a DVD in MP. The structure of BluRay can't be read using a Directshow filter. Only proprietary software can do that for now, that's why you need PowerDVD 10. For the DVD there are filters that are able to render menu and allow actions like the real thing. The solution number 2 call for a on the fly decrypter that only decrypt the disc, then using regular directshow codec you play the main feature of the DVD that is a m2ts file somewhere. No menu, No subtitle, No addons... [/QUOTE]

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