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That post is BS. As long as the image or end .ts file plays good on your system, you need not do anything else. Now, if you want the menus and all features then you'll be producing an iso file and mount with virtual drive software (have you ever done that before?) and you'll then disable...

How long are the rips taking? Just increase the time period the computer sleeps. If you have it set to 30 minutes, increase to 2 hours or how long it takes to rip the disk. Easy. But there is no setting in AnyDVD (that i know of) that disables your power scheme temporarily. You'll have to do...

I don't like this. PowerDVD screwed up when they disabled playing movies from the hard drive. Hope they don't do anything to block playing HD files from the harddrive. Windows 7 (beta at least) already plays mpeg2 and VC1 files natively. The only thing that's missing is the audio codecs for dd+...

Again, once the BluRay is ripped, the protection comes off. Even if you make it an ISO, it no longer has any copy protection because the moment the digits go on your hard drive, the copy protection AND HDCP HAS to come off to do that. The only way protection can left on the movie is to leave...

A lot of mumbo jumbo but you're not mentioning the read speed of your Xbox and other drive. These are not hard disk and are very limited in thoughput. Add the fact you're going to USB instead of inside the actual machine using a SATA config and 5/mbs per second isn't really that bad. Your...

Once AnyDVD rips the movies, they no longer need HDCP. But the problem is that you'll now have to make ISOs for demux/mux to .ts files to associate to Media Center. There's many ways to do the latter but a quite steep learning curve to get things quite right. Main problem is that BD is just a...

I'm on Win7 64 bit and AnyDVDHD is doing just fine! Found no bugs yet but maybe a 64 bit build of AnyDVDHD would work a tad better???? Just a thought/suggestion.

On Windows 7, the Media Player plays vobs, you just have to associate. DD is passed through SPDIF and picture looks fine. This is with standard DVDs. With HD, you'll need the Vista Codecs. Might be "reclock" needs to run in compatibility? But why run reclock when windows supports all this...

I'm not playing the files in PowerDVD, haven't even installed it on my windows 7 build yet but plan to just to test it out. I extracted the main movie file with AnyDVD, installed Vista Codecs and am playing them through Windows Media player and Windows Media Center. Ever since PowerDVD stopped...

I just installed Windows 7 and am having problems playing .m2ts files that have DTS in them. Other files play pretty good with Vista Codecs for windows 7. I think there's a problems with the "libdts" filter. Still looking for solutions. But those of you who upgraded to windows 7 should...

Yeah! Me too! The trick to Vista is that you have to have over 2gigs of memory and all apps designed for it. XP apps and the UAC are not compatible as are the XP drivers under any "compatiblity" mode in Vista. Basically, my set up is 4 gigs of ram, no paging file and I turned off prefecth...

@ jimbobuk The only thing I see is that you haven't tried to update your graphics drivers or roll back with a compatible (with PowerDVD). PowerDVD is incompatible with some versions of graphics drivers. Have you downloaded the PowerDVD advisor?

Does that x-fi have the 1/2 output connectors or RCA? If it only has the 1/2 plugs, the sound will contain noise (a hiss) and won't come clean to your receiver. You're better off getting an HDMI video card later on when they have support for TrueHD. Right now, I don't think the x-fi does DD+...

The only way will probably be with PowerDVD 8 which will have HDMI support. TrueHD is to large to fit through S/PDIF. And, as stated above, you'll need one of these babies to listen once you have a player capable of outputting...

Like stated above, use | File | Open... | and then load the first "EVO" file in the movie. HOWEVER! This probably won't work as you need the proper decomressor (CODEC's) to decode the file. They might play through Media Player Classic with Vista CODEC's installed but then the files are...

I have a 7600GT with 256MB's as well and have no problems when using PureVideo HD acceleration. Everything is smooth and my computer CPU ranges between 20-30%.

You're right, some builds of PowerDVD are incompatible with certain builds of ForceWare. I'm running the latest ForceWare with PowerDVD build 3104a and not one of the movies fails to play either with or with out AnyDVD in the background. I did try the latest build of PowerDVD but that one shrunk...

You wouldn't be able to play any HD movies on a non-HDCP monitor without AnyDVD running in the background. It might play in SD mode but I think you have to set that in the options. How many monitors you have running? If more than two, you may want to make your TV monitor your primary or...

I had some issues with PDVD and SPDIF when upgraded to the latest build. I since rolled back to 3104a.1 and also since the later versions don't support playing from hard drive.

You're welcomed! I think MAC might keep important parts of the operating system in memory better than on a PC when emulating PC's or just simply has a better CPU caching scheme. Thing is Vista is set up to run on low memory situations by paging most of the OS back and forth from disk to memory...