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I have the same problem. So far I'm finding that MakeMKV can convert a blu ray disc so that it can be saved to a hard drive and I can then watch the movie using VLC (and I have PAID for my copy of MakeMKV) but I have found that streaming does not work (I think that I may have 1 or 2 old blu ray disc...

( I feel rather ignorant having to ask this but don't know how else to learn.) With a typical DVD (all the ones that I can think of) if you play it in a physical DVD player you're usually going to be taken to a 'selection screen' (or whatever it's called) that allows you to select what you want to v...

(and yet another update) Though it seemed more of 'a solution in search of a problem' (i.e. why would I actually want to do this?) last night I became curious as to what would happen if I tried to 'stream' using a .MKV file as the source (the .MKV file being one that I'd previously created using Mak...

(UPDATE) In the early hours this morning I went back to the hard drive with Windows XP on it (it's still available - I long ago learned to never mess with, or delete, a piece of software that works. When something new comes along you use up a bit more disk space by giving it its own directory .... b...

I have the feeling that the problem I'm having has an 'obvious' source but I can't figure it out. (I'm running Windows 7 (64 bits) with an old quad core Intel processor (Q6600) and have 3 GB of RAM.) In the past, with an earlier version of MakeMKV, and using a temporary BETA key, I was able to strea...