I put my Pioneer Blu-Ray player into my computer and loaded up Power DVD to watch our Naturally Ningaloo Blu-Ray version. Well Power DVD would not play it, kept getting a white screen in the players window. Maybe my graphics card is not powerful enough I thought.
So I fired up VLC player, directed it to the first M2ts file located in the BDMV\STREAM folder on the disk and away it went. So I figured as expected Power DVD is made with so much other rubbish it takes lots to run it. VLC is simple.
Here is what a Blu_Ray looks like at 1.1. ![]()
That's a 22 inch LCD. Leaves normal DVD's for dead.
Have to try and get my hands on a Hollywood DVD to try out now and run AnyDVD to bypass all the Hollywood rubbish so it will run full res with normal VGA connections without the need to buy a $$$ HDCP compliant screen and graphics card etc.
