Dear old drivers, what player is better for the original Blu-ray disc?

The original disc has two formats: one is the mirror image of the disc, that is, the iso format, which can be directly loaded through the virtual CD-ROM drive and then played. The other is to copy all the files of the CD to the hard disk, which contains a complete folder structure, in which the main body of the movie is m2ts file.

The above two kinds, in fact, are exactly the same in nature, both of which are Blu-ray originals.

There is another one called Remux, which only extracts the movie video and main audio of the original Blu-ray disc and discards all unnecessary contents, such as menus, navigation, redundant subtitles and audio tracks. As far as the clarity of the film is concerned, it is exactly the same as the original disc. Remux is generally based on ts format.

Blu-ray disc structure has an index. Bdmv files in the BDMV folder. Playing this file with a player that supports the original Blu-ray disc is the most formal and original way to play it. TMT, PowerDVD, WinDVD, etc. You can play the original Blu-ray disc, and TMT also supports playing CD folders directly (that is, you can find the index.bdmv file yourself).