It seems everything’s in place to play your HD DVD discs in Linux. The kernel supports the UDF filesystem, the recently released BackupHDDVD C++ for Linux can decrypt the content, and the latest VLC and Mplayer can play it. The following instructions are cumbersome, but they should work. Let us know your results.
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