you need 2 things for that
- A Blue ray Drive (buyable / installable if not allready installed.)
- A Blue ray Codec (proberly gonna be downloadable soon if not allready)
So basicly yes.
Just a suggestion, instead of trying to play a blue ray or any HQ DVD
through your computer directly, much better to have a better quality
computer monitor that has multiple inputs like the Dell Ultra Sharp
series wide screen models, (1920 x 1200) resolution and just plug into
it's input, assuming you get/have a set top DVD player. There is a
series of buttons on these Dell monitors that easily switch between
the input from your PC to a DVD player or some other analog or digital
source. Works great for me. You can even do split screen. It just
makes no sense to pay through the nose for a computer based blue ray,
fight with codecs and driver issues, then watch your system crawl
under the load likely resulting in out of sync audio and dropped
frames, even on upper end systems with tons of memory and a very fast
CPU. Better to just totally bypass the computer, unless you plan on
making your own blue ray discs. For that you need very deep pockets,
true HD DVD Authoring software STARTS at around $9K.
