Thanks a lot for enlightening me about this
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 1:12 PM, Roland Rosier wrote:
>
> Hello Micheal,
>
> I have attempted to create a HTPC using Debian recently and one of the
> biggest problems was trying to play Blu-Ray disks.
>
> Whilst I believe that it is pos
On Qua, 29 Dez 2010, Roland Rosier wrote:
It is possible that MakeMKV (http://www.makemkv.com/) is able to
solve all of these issues by transcoding the Blu-Ray into a MKV
format container. I did read somewhere that it can run on Wine. I
don't know if it can re-assemble a split movie from t
Hello Micheal,
I have attempted to create a HTPC using Debian recently and one of the biggest
problems was trying to play Blu-Ray disks.
Whilst I believe that it is possible to burn Data Only Blu-Rays on Linux using
K3B, this is a different issue to burning a Video Blu-Ray that can be read by
On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 1:49 PM, Michael Fothergill
wrote:
> ...
> Can you burn blu ray disks in debian?
>...
> Michael Fothergill
Hmm, as far as I know the original cdrecord [1] from the original
cdrtools has been advertised to burn BluRay for quiet a while now. I
don't have BluRay media, so I
Dear Debian folks,
I have been investigating the world of 3D TV and Blu ray players
etc.. I also found a blu ray drive for a PC in a store I visited.
Googling around seems to produce some funny results. Some web pages
say that no OS can handle blu ray including Windows 7 even though the
dr
Dear Debian folks,
I have been investigating the world of 3D TV and Blu ray players
etc.. I also found a blu ray drive for a PC in a store I visited.
Googling around seems to produce some funny results. Some web pages
say that no OS can handle blu ray including Windows 7 even though the
dri
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