Hello,

I have bought my first Blu-ray (box set of Pirate of the Caribbean) and I have a little question about Blu-ray.
I don't have a player in my computer (I have only the PS3) and I would like if there is a way to know if the disc is a single or double layer. It doesn't seem, at lest on the Belgium edition of the Blu-ray, to have an indication on the cover to say if it's a single or double layer (even if this indication wasn't always true with the DVD it's a first indication). Or maybe is there only double layer?

Thank you in advance.

Thanks Giga.
Indeed I think it's the only maneer we can do without a player in computer.
There is the info on the site www.dvdfolies.be where I buy a lot of my DVD but the info isn't always true.

Quoting xradman:

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If you look at the data side of the Blu-ray disc, you can see a set of bar codes similar to what you see with DVDs.  If you see two set of bar codes, it's double layer.  If you see only a single set of bar codes, it's single layer.  The bar codes are smaller and harder to see than on the DVDS.

Thanks for the tips. I will check to see that.