How to view ripped Blu-ray from hdd

[Frank Bianco]

I copied a DVD movie which will require a 50gb blank disc. I ordered one but I have not received it yet. Before I burn the movie, I would like to watch the movie to determine if it has no problems. How can I do this?
Frank Bianco

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[W&B]

I copied a DVD movie which will require a 50gb blank disc. I ordered one but I have not received it yet. Before I burn the movie, I would like to watch the movie to determine if it has no problems. How can I do this?
Frank Bianco

Open your software such as TMT3, PowerDVD or WinDVD2010. Click the folder at the bottom and click "open media folder"...select the main folder that has the BDMV and Certificate folders within it. It should play back just fine.

[crackinhedz]

you could go into BDMV, under stream, open the .m2ts file with windows media player.

[W&B]

Some cases you can but the m2ts file needs the folder structure to play back correctly in most cases. Does WMP12 support m2ts or did you have to install codecs?

[crackinhedz]

Does WMP12 support m2ts or did you have to install codecs?

Im using WMP 11 on Vista...as for codecs...ive downloaded so many over the years not sure if WMP 11 had native .m2ts capability or whether I downloaded something previously? (KLite code pack probably)

But if my main movie is a single file .m2ts, it reads fine.



I usually just open the file and check the beginning and the end credits (as well as audio sync)...I trust DVDFab did the rest!