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Hi, now I bought the Pi2 and yesterday I made several tests with an earlier OpenElec (15.0) release. Unfortunateley, this build did not support BD frame packed (MVC) 1:1 iso's.
I read, that the Pi2 should have a hardware decoder into it's chip, is that right? Is Milhouse #1014 able to decode this MVC 3d.isos? If yes, Should I rename the files? For example *.mvc.3d.iso?

Or is it possible to run an external player by writing a script and installing such a player. But I dont' know, if there exist a player which runs at the Pi2.

Another solution must be the converting to mkv. Makemkv does support mvc. If I convert an 3d.iso to mkv, must I rename the mkv as well? For example *.mvc.3d.mkv?
Generally, I don't like converting my ISO's to mkv but if it is the only way in the moment to watch my 1:1 iso's, I have to accept.

You need to use Milhouse builds for 3D MVC ISO support. You don't need to rename the ISO as it can detect the 3D stream before playback starts.
OE 5.95.5 will support MVC in mkv (but not iso). Use makemkv and make sure you enable the 3D stream (it is not enabled by default). You should rename the file to include ".3d.sbs." in the name.