Bluray navigation menus
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rnoway
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
I'm late on this, but I would love having this feature!
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Romansh
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
libbluray has limited Blu-ray menu support. IIRC it doesn't support and/or has poor support for Java-based menus, among other things.Taravel wrote:1) The capability to access to Bly-ray menu by means of libbluray.
As for applications that make use of libbluray for playback, there's XBMC (not the current release version, but the nightlies do). If I am not mistaken VLC is working on adding libbluray support as well. But neither support menus yet, I think (which is probably explained by the limited menu support of the underlying library).
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rkjnsn
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
+1
Having the ability to watch a disc without the 45 minute wait would significantly improve the acceptance factor.
Given the choice, I would much rather have a Fuse based solution than an NFS based solution for a large variety of reasons.
Having the ability to watch a disc without the 45 minute wait would significantly improve the acceptance factor.
Given the choice, I would much rather have a Fuse based solution than an NFS based solution for a large variety of reasons.
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BitJam2
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
I'd love to see this feature too. I agree that fuse might be better than NFS.
ISTM this would be *the* killer feature for MakeMKV on Linux. I wrote a fairly complicated wrapper around makemkvcon that let's me automatically start a streaming server. It works fine but I stopped development once I saw you were going the file system route.
Is there anything we can do to help you or to encourage you? Have you hit a road block?
ISTM this would be *the* killer feature for MakeMKV on Linux. I wrote a fairly complicated wrapper around makemkvcon that let's me automatically start a streaming server. It works fine but I stopped development once I saw you were going the file system route.
Is there anything we can do to help you or to encourage you? Have you hit a road block?
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gastar
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
+1
The initial post is nearly a year old. Any news on the Fuse/nfs feature ?
The initial post is nearly a year old. Any news on the Fuse/nfs feature ?
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beniwtv
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
+1 from me. Would be very awesome to have.
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alehel
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
REPLY (preferably using fuse 
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VLC now apparently has experimental bdj support (although it isn't activated for end users yet).
).VLC now apparently has experimental bdj support (although it isn't activated for end users yet).
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pittapittae
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
I reply too. It seems Makemkv is the only program I can get to work on my pc to read bluray under linux. So, I would definitely buy it and more willingly so if it has menus support.
Is a "web-page menu" mode possible? Sorry for the totally noob question.
Is a "web-page menu" mode possible? Sorry for the totally noob question.
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Chiasmos
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
This would be so absolutely awesome. 
What is happening in this regard? Anyone?
What is happening in this regard? Anyone?
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jitshunt
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
+1
Would be great to see and well worth paying for the licence!
Would be great to see and well worth paying for the licence!
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beniwtv
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
Late to the party, but a +1 from me, that would be very cool indeed.
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lloydsmart
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Re: Bluray navigation menus
+1 from me for the FUSE solution!