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https://www.cyberlink.com/stat/bd-support/enu/index.jsp
It will ask for a name & email, just make it up, like JackONeill at Stargate dot com
I do not believe Vive supports HDCP, I know that Rift for PC does not and yet Rift-go does.
If you look at Cyberlink 17 & 18 states it supports Vive and Rift VR which would make you wanna hit the buy button, but wait thats Youtube 360 video type content and not Blueray.
I sent months looking into this and the only solution/workaround to watch your bought, legally owned physical hardcopy of a movie, cannot be mentioned here.
So Cyberlink for 3D is only usefull if you have a 3D monitor, o and lots of adverts to buy other products from them and buy upgrades. btw its $69 on their site (2018-Jan)
You can check the compatibility with this software for Ultra HD Blu Ray, Blu Ray Disc and Blu Ray 3D.
In my case I don´t have HDCP with more than one screens.
Man, I wish Id thought of trying blu ray when i had a PSVR. I sold it cos it was so ♥♥♥♥ compared to PCVR. But I'd hasve kept it for 3d movies. ♥♥♥♥!!! Thanks for the info, really appreciate it.