Some sort of ISO support may be added to the current or future Popcorn Hours by way of firmware updates but as it stands at the moment it's pretty much use ISO if you're targeting a PC or TS/M2TS if you are targeting a media streamer.įYI I include the log that toNMT has given me. I'm not sure if there's a way to get these players to launch from the Media Center interface, though. TS and M2TS files can be played back from the desktop using stuff like VLC Player or MPC-HC. Although as far as PC playback goes I've found ISOs to be easier when it comes to getting forced subtitles working without having to muck about. It is possible to intergrate this whole proceedure directly into Media Center using plug ins like mymovies or mediabrowser which will let you browse through your movies via a nice slick interface and launch an ISO with a single click.Īn ISO file will be a bit larger than a TS or M2TS file but the quality will be exactly the same. You have to use something like virtual clone drive to mount an iso and fool the player into thinking it's dealing with a real disc. I'm not sure about TMT3 as I haven't tried it but most of the commercial PC Blu-ray software won't play m2ts files directly.

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