Native Blu-ray support (2 Viewers)

[tourettes]

aaah offcourse, here you go!

Tested with "10.000 BC" and "SAW III" btw..

22-08-2012 22:03:27.982 [ 18d4]CLibBlurayWrapper - Disk is encrypted, no decryption is currently supported

Libbluray sees the disk as encrypted one. Nothing I can help with. My bet is that AnyDVD HD fails to decrypt the disk for some reason.

 

[powermarcel10]

Thanks! It was a problem with AnyDVD HD.. I activated it as AnyDVD, without HD.. So there was no bluray support.. With the trial version of the HD version it works fine! I don't want to spent 70,- for a license.. Are there free alternatives? I have searched but can't find a good one that work as gooed as AnyDVD does..

I can't crack the HD version of AnyDVD btw..

Aaaah, just a few minutes to early! DVDFab Passkey 8 is doing exactly the same for free!!

 

[MacGyver2k]

i'm using dvdfab passkey for bluray.
it is cheaper ( 60€ minus 20% = 48€) and almost works as good as anydvd hd.
there is a trial version as well.

 

[tourettes]

I can't crack the HD version of AnyDVD btw..

Shame on you for even thinking about using some software illegally!

 

[Jay_UK]

Lol

I was waiting for someone to comment

A quick question.... would/should this work?

If I have a bluray ISO, could I use an external SRT subtitle file with it?

Cheers,

J.

 

[Zoidberg77]

DVDFab Passkey 8 is doing exactly the same for free!!

The lite version won't work on some (many?) titles since it can't decrypt AACS V12+.

it is cheaper ( 60€ minus 20% = 48€)

it's even cheaper if you choose to pay with dollars: Lifetime support = 105,60$ minus 20% = 84,48 $ = 67,39 € plus credit card fees for foreign currency = ~70 €

 

[Sebastiii]

about external SRT it should not work

 

[Jay_UK]

That explains why its not working... at least its not me lol

Thanks for replying so quick.

J.

 

[HomeY]

If I have a bluray ISO, could I use an external SRT subtitle file with it?

about external SRT it should not work

the only way you could get an .srt subtitle to work with a full Blu-ray disc if you put the .srt file in the STREAM folder of the disc, and name it equal to the stream name of the movie and playback in Title Mode. so if 00000.m2ts is the main movie, you'll have to name it 00000.srt

 

[Jay_UK]

I was hoping it would have been as simple as naming it the same as the ISO

Oh well.... wishful thinking over

J.