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Latest SVN is always recommended.
Latest SVN is always recommended.


Neither [[HD DVD]] nor [[Blu-ray]] disc decryption are supported yet. This page only details playing the files ripped/decrypted using other programs.
Playing encrypted discs is now possible.
more info: http://vlc-bluray.whoknowsmy.name/
 
Software for decrypting Blu-Ray or HD-DVD can be found at:
*http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=123282
 


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| [[H.264]]
| [[H.264]]
| bgcolor="lime" | Native
| bgcolor="lime" | Native and [http://code.google.com/p/coreavc-for-linux/ Binary]
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes<ref>Due to the very high bitrate of H.264 streams on HD-DVD and Blu-ray, very high-end hardware might be needed for optimal playback.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes<ref>Due to the very high bitrate of H.264 streams on HD-DVD and Blu-ray, very high-end hardware might be needed for optimal playback.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box


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| bgcolor="lime" | Yes<ref>Native VC-1 implementation does not yet decode all samples correctly.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes<ref>Native VC-1 implementation does not yet decode all samples correctly.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box


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| [[MPEG-2]]
| [[MPEG-2]]
| bgcolor="lime" | Native
| bgcolor="lime" | Native and libmpeg2
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes<ref>Hardware acceleration via XvMC is available.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes<ref>Hardware acceleration via [[X-Video Motion Compensation|XvMC (X-Video Motion Compensation)]] is available.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box


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| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="yellow" | Patch needed<ref>The files are in the Mplayer Google Summer Of Code repository: http://svn.mplayerhq.hu/soc/eac3/ - Last working revision: libavcodec r11690</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box


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| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="yellow" | Patch needed<ref>[http://www.db-instable.org/misc/truehd-decoder.patch Working patch] (at least on libavcodec r11690) - [http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=130995&page=2 Source] - [http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2007-October/036628.html Original patch] - [http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2008-January/040234.html Latest version]</ref><ref>Channels are not ordered properly by default (at least on Windows with the DirectX AO). Use -af channels=6:6:0:0:1:1:2:4:3:5:4:2:5:3 to fix the channel ordering.</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box<ref>Channels are not ordered properly by default (at least on Windows with the DirectX AO). Use -af channels=6:6:0:0:1:1:2:4:3:5:4:2:5:3 to fix the channel ordering.</ref>
 
 
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| [[DTS]] Core
| bgcolor="lime" | Native
| bgcolor="Yellow" | Patch needed
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Out of the box
 
 
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| [[DTS-HD]]
| bgcolor="red" | None
| bgcolor="silver" |
| bgcolor="silver" |
| bgcolor="silver" |
| bgcolor="silver" |
 


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| [[Blu-ray]] Subtitles
| [[Blu-ray]] Subtitles
| bgcolor="silver" |
| bgcolor="silver" | N/A
| bgcolor="orange" | Unknown
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="orange" | Unknown
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="orange" | Unknown
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="orange" | Unknown
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
 


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| Menus
| old DVD Menus
| bgcolor="lime" | Native and libmpeg2
| bgcolor="lime" | Native and libmpeg2
| bgcolor="orange" | Unknown
| bgcolor="orange" | Unknown
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="yellow" | Partially<ref>The menu background movie is displayed with dvdnav://.</ref>
| bgcolor="yellow" | Partially<ref>The menu background movie is displayed with dvdnav://.</ref>
| bgcolor="yellow" | Patch needed<ref>[http://onebithq.com/root/mplayer/dvdnav DVD Menu patch for mplayer] - there is only so much free time :)</ref>
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes with dvdnav://</ref>
 
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| Blu Ray Disc
| bgcolor="silver" | N/A
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes with libbluray
| bgcolor="lime" | Yes with libbluray and libaacs and aacskeys and keydb.cfg


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Latest revision as of 08:10, 18 February 2012

Latest SVN is always recommended.

Playing encrypted discs is now possible. more info: http://vlc-bluray.whoknowsmy.name/

Software for decrypting Blu-Ray or HD-DVD can be found at:


Codec FFmpeg demuxer MPlayer demuxer Works Status
H.264 Native and Binary Yes Yes Yes<ref>Due to the very high bitrate of H.264 streams on HD-DVD and Blu-ray, very high-end hardware might be needed for optimal playback.</ref> Out of the box


VC-1 Native and binary Yes Yes Yes<ref>Native VC-1 implementation does not yet decode all samples correctly.</ref> Out of the box


MPEG-2 Native and libmpeg2 Yes Yes Yes<ref>Hardware acceleration via XvMC (X-Video Motion Compensation) is available.</ref> Out of the box


EAC3 Native Yes Yes Yes Out of the box
TrueHD Native Yes Yes Yes Out of the box<ref>Channels are not ordered properly by default (at least on Windows with the DirectX AO). Use -af channels=6:6:0:0:1:1:2:4:3:5:4:2:5:3 to fix the channel ordering.</ref>


DTS Core Native Patch needed Yes Yes Out of the box


DTS-HD None


Blu-ray Subtitles N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes


HD DVD Subtitles Yes Unknown Unknown In progress
old DVD Menus Native and libmpeg2 Unknown Yes Partially<ref>The menu background movie is displayed with dvdnav://.</ref> Yes with dvdnav://</ref>
Blu Ray Disc N/A Yes Yes Yes with libbluray Yes with libbluray and libaacs and aacskeys and keydb.cfg

HD-DVD samples: http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/evob/

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See also

  • HD-DVD - a next-generation optical disc format designed for high-density storage of high-definition video and data.
  • Blu-ray - another next-generation optical disc format designed for high-density storage of high-definition video and data
  • X-Video Motion Compensation (XvMC) - hardware accelerated video decoding API for X11
  • Video Acceleration API (VA API) - independent hardware accelerated video decoding API