Hallo,
when I try to git clone the libbluray I get the following:
Code:
# git clone git://git.videolan.org/libbluray.git
Cloning into libbluray...
git.videolan.org[0: 88.191.250.118]: errno=Connection refused
fatal: unable to connect a socket (Connection refused)
Where is the problem?
Ok, I found the problem. The git-protocol uses the tcp-port 9418, which was closed by my firewall.
Greetings
Hey guys,
compiled libbluray from videolan-git and xbmc from opdenkamp-git with libbluray enabled. The following isn't possible:
- automount bluray-iso (dvd-iso works fine)
- rewind/fastforward chapters
If I mount my bluray-isos manual, I can watch the m2ts-files.
What is the problem? Are these features possible with opdenkamp-git or only with mario sitz ppa?
What about the standard xbmc-development-git? Is it possible with this?
Greetings
Hoppel
spiff Wrote:...no, we can't play originals. they are riddled with crappy drm. those who have broken it, choose to profit on it rather than releasing the info to the community.
Do you say that if you had the decryption keys you would implement native BD support?
ok but if i put anydvd hd in windows, BD is it working with menu in xbmc player?
waldo22 Wrote:Thomas,
XBMC Live suports the playing of unencrypted BluRay discs, and unencrypted folder rips as well.
The latest nightlies also support BluRay ISO rips in addition.
No XBMC builds support BluRay Menus yet, though.
This means that you can't just put a commercial BluRay in your drive and play it.
You can do that on the Windows builds, if you are running an on-the-fly decryption program like AnyDVD HD from Slysoft.
If you're using Linux or Live, though, you have to rip the BluRay to a media server first and play it over the network.
My media server runs Windows, so I'm able to run AnyDVD on my media server, share the BluRay drive, and play it over the network on any of the XBMC builds, even live and AppleTV.
Unless you're willing to run a Windows build on your XBMC machine and buy AnyDVD, I think you should return the BluRay drive.
-Wes
No support for bluray menus in XBMC (yet). There are attempts to support HDMV structures, but they are not ready yet. Using AnyDVD-HD only allows you to watch "native" blurays in XBMC, but without menus (no JAVA in XBMC)
Oh thx for your reply i will wait...
nope. as da-anda said no menu support yet.
I bought myself a hd-dvd/blu-ray combo drive for my xbmc hardware, and figured I'd see if there is any luck on getting playback of either yet?
I'd love to have hd-dvd/blu-ray playback so I don't have to rip my collection...
as said - you can watch blurays, but without menus so far. And you need a 3rd-party tool to remove the AACS protection (f.e. AnyDvD-HD).
(2012-04-27, 17:56)da-anda Wrote: [ -> ]as said - you can watch blurays, but without menus so far. And you need a 3rd-party tool to remove the AACS protection (f.e. AnyDvD-HD).
does this include hd-dvd as well? And does playback work in xbmc linux?
did someone get this working with OpenELEC?