sorry ch3vr0n if this is the wrong place to ask this particular question
I've ripped a few 4k Blu-rays now and I use a stand alone media player for playback. today I was just messing about with Pdvd 15 on my pc and I thought I would test if it could play any 4k Blu-ray so I mounted the iso
and tried to play it with Pdvd 15 and it didn't even see it so I opened the mounted Blu-ray with explorer and
chose the biggest M2TS file and tried to play that, but a window popped up from cyberlink telling me that
Pdvd had stopped working and to send this information onwards (I didn't)
So I tried another 4k Blu-ray and again Pdvd failed to see it but when I played the biggest M2TS file this time Pdvd did play the M2TS and it played the Dolby Atmos track and all the info was there bit rate film size etc
So after a lot more testing of 4K blu-rays this way.I found that the only ones that would not play at all
on Pdvd were DISNEY 4k blu-rays ….. WHY I wonder ?
I've ripped a few 4k Blu-rays now and I use a stand alone media player for playback. today I was just messing about with Pdvd 15 on my pc and I thought I would test if it could play any 4k Blu-ray so I mounted the iso
and tried to play it with Pdvd 15 and it didn't even see it so I opened the mounted Blu-ray with explorer and
chose the biggest M2TS file and tried to play that, but a window popped up from cyberlink telling me that
Pdvd had stopped working and to send this information onwards (I didn't)
So I tried another 4k Blu-ray and again Pdvd failed to see it but when I played the biggest M2TS file this time Pdvd did play the M2TS and it played the Dolby Atmos track and all the info was there bit rate film size etc
So after a lot more testing of 4K blu-rays this way.I found that the only ones that would not play at all
on Pdvd were DISNEY 4k blu-rays ….. WHY I wonder ?