Bluray on 30" ACD

[bigbossbmb]

http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvdhd.html

this is the software that allowed that guy to watch Batman Begins.

 

[ildondeigiocchi]

http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvdhd.html

this is the software that allowed that guy to watch Batman Begins.

Does this reduce the quality of the movie in any way?

 

[Cave Man]

It doesn't do anything to the video or audio. It simply removes HDCP and decrypts the disc (and as stated in posts 12 and 13 above). It also allows you to rip the Blu-ray to a hard drive where you can then play it on the Mac side using Plex.

 

[Jtuner77]

I am running two Dell 2408's and running a LG BR drive and playing thru windows. The 2408 are HDCP and the picture is AMAZING. yes I do know they are not LED but for me that seem to work more then i could have imagined.

 

[ildondeigiocchi]

I was checking out this site and saw two pictures of Bluray movies playing on the Apple Cinema Displays. So looks like they do support Bluray playback without any extra software. Check it out http://www.mcetech.com/blu-ray/#makebdmovie

 

[Tallest Skil]

I was checking out this site and saw two pictures of Bluray movies playing on the Apple Cinema Displays. So looks like they do support Bluray playback without any extra software. Check it out http://www.mcetech.com/blu-ray/#makebdmovie

Yeah... those without HDCP...

 

[ildondeigiocchi]

Yeah... those without HDCP...

Wait let me get this straight. Some Bluray movies are HDCP while others aren't. How complicated.

 

[Tallest Skil]

Wait let me get this straight. Some Bluray movies are HDCP while others aren't. How complicated.

Ones put out by the studios have HDCP. Anything that you can make on a Mac and some of what you make on a PC doesn't have HDCP.

In other words, the Blu-ray quality movies you make and burn to Blu-ray on a Mac will not ever have HDCP because the OS doesn't support it yet.

And you can choose whether or not to add it to movies you make on a PC.