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<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 616753" data-attributes="member: 10858">Re: AW: MythTV with native BlueRay support what about MP?I have no clue how they are planning to do it, but to legally be able to play Blu-ray disk you need to obtain a licensed keys to decrypt the content. And such keys cannot be made available for parties that share their code (and the key as well). Also implementing the Java based menu system for Blu-rays is something that requires quite big work effort (with no documentation available unless you write NDAs and pay lot of money). Playback itself is not an issue at all. I have been playing with some test code already over a year ago. Non-seamless branching blu-ray was played nicely with modified TsReader &amp; DVB subtitle decoder inside MediaPortal with DXVA enabled. I just didn't want to venture any further because of those two things: Java based menus and the copy protection sh*t from movie studios.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 616753, member: 10858"] [b]Re: AW: MythTV with native BlueRay support what about MP?[/b] I have no clue how they are planning to do it, but to legally be able to play Blu-ray disk you need to obtain a licensed keys to decrypt the content. And such keys cannot be made available for parties that share their code (and the key as well). Also implementing the Java based menu system for Blu-rays is something that requires quite big work effort (with no documentation available unless you write NDAs and pay lot of money). Playback itself is not an issue at all. I have been playing with some test code already over a year ago. Non-seamless branching blu-ray was played nicely with modified TsReader & DVB subtitle decoder inside MediaPortal with DXVA enabled. I just didn't want to venture any further because of those two things: Java based menus and the copy protection sh*t from movie studios. [/QUOTE]

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