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<blockquote data-quote="zanlation" data-source="post: 642334" data-attributes="member: 75695">Yes, what is perfect! All I am interested in is watching the main movie and not the extras or menu. I like the idea of going straight to the movie, so perfect for me. I know many others would be frustrated that they cannot view the menu or extras.Procedure:1. Download Bluray Handler 0.93 and install with MP 1.1.0 final2. Install the latest *unlocked* SAF 5.0 codec pack3. Download DVDfab Passkey from DVDFab. The beta version is currently free. The latest version will end on 11 September 2010.4. Setup the DVD/bluray disc to start automatically when inserted into the drive5. Select the Cyberlink Video codec for H264 (FFDshow DXVA works ok too, but with higher CPU usage) and FFDShow for audio 6. Enable refresh rate changer in MP. Just make sure that you have enabled the correct resolutions and refresh rates in CCC or Nvidia control panel. I just changed my 9600GT to a HD5670, because of the lack of VC-1 support in the Nvidia card. However, non-VC-1 discs played fine. I have one Bluray that does not change the refresh rate, which is a 1080i MPEG2 (U2 360 concert).7. Ensure mediainfo box is ticked in MP (under DVD menu in configuration by memory)Thanks it. The Bluray handler and SAF 5.0 threads were a useful resource.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zanlation, post: 642334, member: 75695"] Yes, what is perfect! All I am interested in is watching the main movie and not the extras or menu. I like the idea of going straight to the movie, so perfect for me. I know many others would be frustrated that they cannot view the menu or extras. Procedure: 1. Download Bluray Handler 0.93 and install with MP 1.1.0 final 2. Install the latest *unlocked* SAF 5.0 codec pack 3. Download DVDfab Passkey from DVDFab. The beta version is currently free. The latest version will end on 11 September 2010. 4. Setup the DVD/bluray disc to start automatically when inserted into the drive 5. Select the Cyberlink Video codec for H264 (FFDshow DXVA works ok too, but with higher CPU usage) and FFDShow for audio 6. Enable refresh rate changer in MP. Just make sure that you have enabled the correct resolutions and refresh rates in CCC or Nvidia control panel. I just changed my 9600GT to a HD5670, because of the lack of VC-1 support in the Nvidia card. However, non-VC-1 discs played fine. I have one Bluray that does not change the refresh rate, which is a 1080i MPEG2 (U2 360 concert). 7. Ensure mediainfo box is ticked in MP (under DVD menu in configuration by memory) Thanks it. The Bluray handler and SAF 5.0 threads were a useful resource. [/QUOTE]

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