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Old 09-21-2009, 05:05 PM   #1
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How to play Bluray iso's?

I have a Bluray ISO file and tried mounting it with alcohol 120. It seems to mount but none of my video programs can play it (WMP, VLC, KMPlayer).

Do I need a specific program to mount a BD iso? Or do I need a different video program?

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Try using Daemon Tools, it emulated BD-Rom. I don't know if alcohol does.

These players may not recognize a Blu-Ray disc (I know WMP and KMPlayer don't for sure), but they will play the .m2ts file directly, assuming you have the correct splitter installed (and that would be Haali)

Without a good decoder, you may have playback problems though. Depending on what codec the Blu-Ray is using, and the CPU in your system.
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Mount those ISO with Daemon Tool.
Total Media Theatre is the best program for playing Blu-Ray.

If you have a decent HTPC, with Asus HDAV1.3
HDMI Output to a HD-Audio Receiver, Total Media Theatre will be able to do HDMI Bypass and have DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD on your Home Theatre.
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i use daemon tool and VLC and cyberlink dvd to watch them
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I got cyberlink powerdvd to play it.

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aznviper>>>How did you get VLC to play it? Downloaded codecs? My VLC won't play it. Weird. I've got v1.0.1
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