Hi,
Does OSMC support playing back blu-ray folder structures like RaspBMC did? I don’t get any indication that it’s trying to play - just nothing happens. The same Pi playing my blu-ray disc rips on RaspBMC worked OK.
The files are hosted on a remote server and accessed via SMB
miappa
5 February 2015 09:39
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I believe that we are missing some libraries for this (libbluray)…?
You are right.
I have added this, so it will be in the next release:
committed 09:42AM - 05 Feb 15 UTC
Signed-off-by: Sam Nazarko <email@samnazarko.co.uk>
I have this issue as well. When is the next release?
SimonO
17 February 2015 11:49
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You dont have to wait for the next release, you can install the required librarys by running
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libbluray
Just use putty to the IP address?
What’s the login credentials?
Just trying to circumvent a lot of searching
SimonO
17 February 2015 11:56
9
Yes just putty to it both username and password is osmc
SteveM
17 February 2015 11:57
10
Username and password are both osmc
Brill. Thanks for your help.
I’ll give it a try tonight
Remembered I had access to the box from work.
Getting an error running sudo apt-get install libbluray
E: Unable to locate package libbluray
SimonO
17 February 2015 12:22
13
Did you run sudo apt-get update first?
SimonO
17 February 2015 12:24
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Double checked on my install now, the correct package is libbluray1, so run sudo apt-get install libbluray1 and it should work.
Update seems to have worked, Now I’ll have to wait until I get home to see if I can play the films. Thanks for your help.
That worked
Doesn’t seem to play wmv files though
Pretty sure you need the VC1 codec for that.
Did you buy the VC1 codec for your Pi and install the license code ? If not WMV won’t play.
Have now - will need to wait for the licence. Thanks