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For blu-ray, you can use VLC or KMplayer.

How do you get VLC to play Blu-rays? I do have AnyDVD HD as well.

I can't play Blu-rays with VLC either.

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For blu-ray, you can use VLC or KMplayer.

How do you get VLC to play Blu-rays? I do have AnyDVD HD as well.

I can't play Blu-rays with VLC either.

You have to open with VLC the file (xxx.m2ts) which contains the movie. It is located in BDMV/STREAM folder, and generally is the biggest file (20 to 30 Go). In about 10% of cases the movie is divided in several files and you have to try which are concerned (as there are files for menus and others features). It is the same with KMplayer.

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You have to open with VLC the file (xxx.m2ts) which contains the movie. It is located in BDMV/STREAM folder, and generally is the biggest file (20 to 30 Go). In about 10% of cases the movie is divided in several files and you have to try which are concerned (as there are files for menus and others features). It is the same with KMplayer.

Ok thanks. It can really only play the manually opened files then and not the full disc content.

Thanks for all the clarifications Yves 

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How is KMplayer? I use VLC which is pretty good though I sometimes have a hard time going from point of a movie to another (the image would freeze but the audio and time would keep going).

I prefer KMplayer, because it allows an image by image approach, and it is easier to choose exactly the screenshot you want. Both are no so easy to find a specific scene, so generally I note while watching the movie on my TV at what time screenshots may be interesting for my site.

For about 10% of movies, they do not play on KMplayer, and 10% do not play on VLC. I have a little more than 100 blu-rays, and I've not yet found one that could not be seen nor by VLC nor by KMplayer, but I imagine that it can happen.

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How is KMplayer? I use VLC which is pretty good though I sometimes have a hard time going from point of a movie to another (the image would freeze but the audio and time would keep going).

I prefer KMplayer, because it allows an image by image approach, and it is easier to choose exactly the screenshot you want. Both are no so easy to find a specific scene, so generally I note while watching the movie on my TV at what time screenshots may be interesting for my site.

For about 10% of movies, they do not play on KMplayer, and 10% do not play on VLC. I have a little more than 100 blu-rays, and I've not yet found one that could not be seen nor by VLC nor by KMplayer, but I imagine that it can happen.

Thanks, I think I'll give KMplayer a try. 

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How is KMplayer? I use VLC which is pretty good though I sometimes have a hard time going from point of a movie to another (the image would freeze but the audio and time would keep going).

I prefer KMplayer, because it allows an image by image approach, and it is easier to choose exactly the screenshot you want. Both are no so easy to find a specific scene, so generally I note while watching the movie on my TV at what time screenshots may be interesting for my site.

For about 10% of movies, they do not play on KMplayer, and 10% do not play on VLC. I have a little more than 100 blu-rays, and I've not yet found one that could not be seen nor by VLC nor by KMplayer, but I imagine that it can happen.

Sorry to take this sort of off-topic, but how do you get the screen capture with KMplayer?

Cool, thanks