MPlayer for BluRay & HD-DVD

[billb]

MPlayer now supports most
BluRay and and HD-DVD codecs.
It is Open Source and FREE.
If VLC is giving you trouble with
your BluRay rip's, try MPlayer.

Here's the "DOWNLOAD LINK"
scroll down to the Download section
and double click
"Download from "Google Code".

Launch MPlayer and look under the
"File" menu in your Menu Bar.
In the drop down is an "Open TS File" choice.
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2011 Mac mini 2.7 GHz i7 with
16GB RAM, Samsung 512GB SSD
MacBook AIR 11 Inch
Mac mini, Model 1.1, 2.33 GHz C2D Proc
20" iMac G4 PPC

[Smithcraft]

Thanks for the heads up!

I'll have to check that out!

SC
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Grumpy old man of computing.

[Desktop] G4 mini - 1.5Ghz 1GB 80GB HDD - Newer miniStack v2 500GB - 10.5.8

[Media System] Intel i5 mini - 2.33Ghz 8GB 500GB HDD - 4 x Hitachi 2TB HDD in a qBOX-SF - 10.7.5 (Thanks Phil!)

Make sure it has pins!

[billb]

Thanks, I don't use any BluRay media
at this time. I'm waiting for others (you)
to make all of my mistakes for me before
I make them. If you know what I mean.
I'll never be mistaken for an early adopter.
A frugal adopter......maybe.

I wonder how MPlayer compares to VLC?
Hint,hint.
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2011 Mac mini 2.7 GHz i7 with
16GB RAM, Samsung 512GB SSD
MacBook AIR 11 Inch
Mac mini, Model 1.1, 2.33 GHz C2D Proc
20" iMac G4 PPC

[Smithcraft]

I think for me, that even if it works great, I still won't be using it.

I know my G4 won't handle the bitrate, and on the Intel mini, it's all about Plex.

SC
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Grumpy old man of computing.

[Desktop] G4 mini - 1.5Ghz 1GB 80GB HDD - Newer miniStack v2 500GB - 10.5.8

[Media System] Intel i5 mini - 2.33Ghz 8GB 500GB HDD - 4 x Hitachi 2TB HDD in a qBOX-SF - 10.7.5 (Thanks Phil!)

Make sure it has pins!