====== bluray_player ====== * [[Blu-ray]] * [[bluray_info]] - collection of Blu-ray tools ''bluray_player'' is a small Blu-ray player. It uses ''libmpv'' as its backend for all the playback, so you will need ''mpv'' installed on your system to run it. The program has the same options that ''mpv'' does, and you can set them in ''~/.config/bluray_player/mpv.conf''. For an example, here's what mine looks like: <code> screenshot-format=png fullscreen alang=eng </code> Help output: <code> bluray_player 1.9 - Play back a Blu-ray using libmpv engine Usage: bluray_player [bluray path] [options] Title selection: -m, --main Play main title (default) -t, --title <#> Play title number -p, --playlist <#> Play playlist number -c, --chapters <#>[-#] Play chapter number(s) Languages - ISO 639-2 three-letter language codes (eng, deu, fra, spa, ...): -a, --alang <language> Audio language (default: first stream) -s, --slang <language> Subtitles language (default: first stream) Stream IDs: -V, --vid <number> Play video stream id -A, --aid <number> Play audio stream id -S, --sid <number> Play subtitle stream id Playback: -f, --fullscreen Display fullscreen -d, --deinterlace Deinterlace video Other: -k, --keydb <filename> Location to KEYDB.cfg (default: ~/.config/aacs/KEYDB.cfg) -h, --help This output --version Version information MPV configuration is read from ~/.config/bluray_player/mpv.conf Blu-ray path can be a device, a filename, or directory (default: /dev/sr0) </code>
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