Guys just wanted to check if I dump an Blu Ray uncompressed movie to my external HDD and connect it to my TV will I be able to play that on my TV.
Mine is Samsung D6000.
Re: Can I play a full Blu Ray Movie dumped into an external HDD connected to SamsungD
you can download a bluray rip (mkv), copy it to your ext hard disk and hook it up to the tv. If your tv supports mkv files, it should play without any problem.
you can download a bluray rip (mkv), copy it to your ext hard disk and hook it up to the tv. If your tv supports mkv files, it should play without any problem.
Actually got hold of an uncompressed Blu Ray and when I played the video was coming but audio codec missing error was coming. Also looks like some files were missing from the folder. So need to check the complete one.
On page two I have given link to download Hd stream extractor where u just need to extract the dolby true hd/dts hd ma audio stream to dolby digital(ac3) or dts audio.
Then mux the full hd video, extracted audio(ac3/dts) using mkvmergegui...
Actually got hold of an uncompressed Blu Ray and when I played the video was coming but audio codec missing error was coming. Also looks like some files were missing from the folder. So need to check the complete one.
This is most likely happening since your BD rip has the HD audio streams like Dolby True HD or DTS HD Master Audio and your samsung TV is unable top decode these HD audio formats. So you should follow the ways mentioned by lake1988 top first extract the HD Audio Track into non-HD lossy format (AC3 etc) and then combine the audio and video back to one piece once again using the mkvmerge software.
Re: Can I play a full Blu Ray Movie dumped into an external HDD connected to SamsungD
This thread is probably dead now. But in case the OP has not found an answer, DTS-HD is backward compatible. I have a Samsung TV and it bitstreams the DTS-core part of file containing DTS-HD MA to my AV receiver. Dolby TrueHD is probably in all likelihood not supported, haven't tested.
I'm trying to remedy the situation by getting together an HTPC