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Silic0re · 2010-07-31, 06:18

AnyDVD (and probably other rippers) can rip a full BD ISO to disk and remove the BD+ protection and AACS. I know XBMC has issues because the licensing organization won't license the decryption specification to open source projects, but what about disks with protection removed?

Thanks in advance....

crash123 · 2010-07-31, 12:15

It is already supported through libbluray I believe.

LB06 · 2010-08-25, 23:51

I just saw these in r33145:

A system/players/dvdplayer/libbluray.dll
U xbmc/DllPaths_win32.h
A lib/libbluray_win32
A lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray
A lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray/bluray.h
A lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray/filesystem.h
A lib/libbluray_win32/how_to_build.txt

Does that mean it's coming to XBMC by default? What about Linux?

davilla · 2010-08-25, 23:54

LB06 Wrote:I just saw these in r33145:

A system/players/dvdplayer/libbluray.dll
U xbmc/DllPaths_win32.h
A lib/libbluray_win32
A lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray
A lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray/bluray.h
A lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray/filesystem.h
A lib/libbluray_win32/how_to_build.txt

Does that mean it's coming to XBMC by default? What about Linux?

Already there in Linux and OSX in svn trunk.

**CrystalP** · 2010-08-26, 18:23

And Windows!

LB06 · (This post was last modified: 2010-08-27, 01:44 by LB06.)

davilla Wrote:Already there in Linux and OSX in svn trunk.

Ah nice. I see, but there's only a Makefile in there. Are there any plans to incorporate this library into XBMC? Like the .dll seems to have been for windows?

davilla · 2010-08-27, 03:35

LB06 Wrote:Ah nice. I see, but there's only a Makefile in there. Are there any plans to incorporate this library into XBMC? Like the .dll seems to have been for windows?

It's there. See README.xxx.

LB06 · 2010-08-27, 10:55

davilla Wrote:It's there. See README.xxx.

You mean the make -C lib/libbluray command?

Yeah that works, sort of, but it's somewhat crude.

All other references I can find are:

Code:
LB06@sonata:~/xbmc-svn/trunk$ find . | grep bluray | grep -v .svn

./lib/libbluray

./lib/libbluray/Makefile

./lib/libbluray_win32

./lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray

./lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray/bluray.h

./lib/libbluray_win32/libbluray/filesystem.h

./lib/libbluray_win32/how_to_build.txt

./system/players/dvdplayer/libbluray.dll

./addons/skin.confluence/media/flagging/video/bluray.png

**spiff** · 2010-08-27, 11:03

no. it's a temporary measure until it gets into apt / repos in general.

LB06 · 2010-08-27, 12:58

Ah I see. Good to know.

I've now built it myself (not using the XBMC Makefile, I don't really like libs being installed in /usr/lib/ without being in APT).

./configure tells me that it has linked against libbluray:

Code:
Bluray:    Yes

But my question is: what does it do? I don't really notice any difference with the install from before libbluray. I still have to go to /location/of/unencrypted/bluray/disc1/BDMV/STREAM and play the m2ts file(s) manually. That is for all intents and purposes the same method as I've used countless times before.

Or does libbluray work only with .iso's? Any insights would be highly appreciated. Tnx!

**spiff** · 2010-08-27, 13:05

either enable stacking or select the .bvdm file.

LB06 · 2010-08-27, 13:39

Ah thanks, but both methods only play the first episode of the BR.

Guess I'll be working with custom symlinks to the proper m2ts files to set everything up Smile

. Might take some time, but it's far more convenient and user friendly once set up.

**spiff** · 2010-08-27, 13:41

yeah, it will only play the main title, i.e., is tuned for movies.

jchen · 2010-08-28, 14:44

Hi spiff, would you mind to explain what "enable stacking" means? I have a bunch of BD iso file and it won't play those files. The log file says "CDVDPlayer::OpenInputStream - error opening xxxx.iso". Thanks!

elupus · 2010-08-28, 15:05

we don't support .iso for bluray yet.