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<blockquote data-quote="Baboonanza" data-source="post: 616224" data-attributes="member: 101901"><p>But if you're ripping the disc and extracting only the Main Movie (ie no extras) then you don't need an external player.</p><p></p><p>You can rip the .m2ts files using DVDFab or;</p><p>Rip straight to MKV (no compression) using MakeMKV.</p><p></p><p>Then you just play the video. Much better than mounting ISOs and using an external player.</p><p></p><p>ASFAIK one of the main problems with playing Blu-Rays is that there is no free menu navigator for the Blu-Ray format, so even if you avoid the copy protection by using AnyDVD-HD you still wouldn't be able to play the movie. </p><p></p><p>Basically, don't hold your breath. It will be a LONG time before Blu-Rays are playable as easily as DVDs IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Baboonanza, post: 616224, member: 101901"] But if you're ripping the disc and extracting only the Main Movie (ie no extras) then you don't need an external player. You can rip the .m2ts files using DVDFab or; Rip straight to MKV (no compression) using MakeMKV. Then you just play the video. Much better than mounting ISOs and using an external player. ASFAIK one of the main problems with playing Blu-Rays is that there is no free menu navigator for the Blu-Ray format, so even if you avoid the copy protection by using AnyDVD-HD you still wouldn't be able to play the movie. Basically, don't hold your breath. It will be a LONG time before Blu-Rays are playable as easily as DVDs IMO. [/QUOTE]
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