> The easiest way to play those BluRays back

buy a bd player? i don't know why you would settle on a usb rw drive when you could just have a box that plugs in via HDMI and works

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adrian_b 2 hours ago | parent [-]

A bd player is a temporary solution.

At some point nobody will make bd players any more. Several big companies have already stopped production.

Then you would have a useless BluRay collection after your own player stops working.

The solution is of course to rip off the BluRay discs as soon as you buy them. Then you can have a higher-quality playback on a PC (due to much faster random access and sequential access on an SSD) and you can recopy them forever when the available storage media will change in the future, so you will not lose what you have paid for.

	▲	1317 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		and all existing players will disappear off the face of the earth never to grace the listings of ebay again come on man people can complain about the dvd/bd scrambling restricting your freedoms and stopping you from making backups etc, and sure that's true but if you just want to sit in front of the tv and watch a film you bought, idk what more you could ask for