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  1. 24th Jul 2012 17:15 #1
    Daniel_BMS
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    Is it possible to access a Blu-ray menu without fully accessing the Blu-ray?
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  2. 24th Jul 2012 17:39 #2
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    Are you looking for something that can edit an existing BluRay menu kind of like IFOEdit does for DVDs or do you mean something else?
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  3. 24th Jul 2012 18:50 #3
    Daniel_BMS
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    Actually I only need to be able to read it.
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  4. 25th Jul 2012 10:14 #4
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    Me too.

    Before I convert my BRs to MKV [and I convert them all] I stick the disk in my PS3 just to see the menu so I can see whats on the disk.

    Last time I actually watched one of my BR disks was over a year ago.

    Oh, and it needs to be free.

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  5. 25th Jul 2012 11:19 #5
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    I am willing to buy a program that can accurately read the menu.
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  6. 25th Jul 2012 11:25 #6
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    Originally Posted by Daniel_BMS View Post
    Is it possible to access a Blu-ray menu without fully accessing the Blu-ray?
    Fully?

    TotalMedia Theatre supports blu-ray menus from a BDMV folder on your HDD. I haven't seen any free blu-ray software with complete menu support.
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  7. 25th Jul 2012 14:30 #7
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    If I install the trial for TotalMedia Theatre 5 will it activate a kill switch in my Blu-ray drive or mess with my computer in other ways?
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    Nope.
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  9. 25th Jul 2012 16:00 #9
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    Wow this program can read even the most challenging Blu-rays! Until now no program has been able to read Ong Bak 2.
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