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<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 566021" data-attributes="member: 91446">No problem, I probably over reacted a bit.Moving Pictures (on my system) will only play a blueray automatically, if it is in the database (which brings me back to the starting question). I have got normal (recognised) bluerays and HD DVDs working with no problem through Moving Pictures perfectly, so the setup is correct.MyVideos - I haven't tried using an external player, because you don't seem to be able to split out sending DVDs and hard drive stored videos to the internal player and Bluerays and HD DVDs to the external player. I really don't want all of my videos being played via PDVD as it is not as slick as using the internal player.I think I will do what usual suspect says and use HD_Starter. I can select the other home in x-factor which does list it there, even if it is not in basic home.I thought I might be onto something by putting &quot;0&quot; in the &quot;Media/Disk Label&quot; for an inserted Blueray (manually added to database) in the hope that I could have a film in Moving Pictures called &quot; BLUERAY DISC&quot; which would generically play any blueray disc (since the full path should be the same for all i.e. D:\bdmv\index.bdmv). But sadly it does not work.Robbo100The other problem is that MediaPortal does not maximise again after quitting PDVD when using HD_started (and the green H icon stays in the task bar). But I haven't tried to use it for ages, so I probably just need to have a tweak around with it.Robbo100</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 566021, member: 91446"] No problem, I probably over reacted a bit. Moving Pictures (on my system) will only play a blueray automatically, if it is in the database (which brings me back to the starting question). I have got normal (recognised) bluerays and HD DVDs working with no problem through Moving Pictures perfectly, so the setup is correct. MyVideos - I haven't tried using an external player, because you don't seem to be able to split out sending DVDs and hard drive stored videos to the internal player and Bluerays and HD DVDs to the external player. I really don't want all of my videos being played via PDVD as it is not as slick as using the internal player. I think I will do what usual suspect says and use HD_Starter. I can select the other home in x-factor which does list it there, even if it is not in basic home. I thought I might be onto something by putting "0" in the "Media/Disk Label" for an inserted Blueray (manually added to database) in the hope that I could have a film in Moving Pictures called " BLUERAY DISC" which would generically play any blueray disc (since the full path should be the same for all i.e. D:\bdmv\index.bdmv). But sadly it does not work. Robbo100 The other problem is that MediaPortal does not maximise again after quitting PDVD when using HD_started (and the green H icon stays in the task bar). But I haven't tried to use it for ages, so I probably just need to have a tweak around with it. Robbo100 [/QUOTE]

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