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Op (me) didn't expect quite a discussion, but it was certainly insightful. Lotsa detours, but Ch3vr0n knew my intent, so thanx for to him for keeping on-topic and others for their their experiences with their own modes of accomplishing the task. So I used Adbear and Ch3vr0n's early suggestion...

I backed-up a BD disk to my hard drive and got the usual /BDMV/ and /CERTIFICATE/ subdirectories. The new backup works well from both the HDD and a thumb drive to which I copied it. My original BD disk has been lost so all I have are the two above-named copies of the full-filed Blu-ray backup...

Playing BluRay from a Harddrive Thanks ADBEAR. It seems my problem was that PowerDVD-12 was NOT Blu-Ray-compatible, even tho the splash screen implies as much. I needed "P-DVD-12_ULTRA", which I upgraded to for $49. They always find a way to nick you, don't they?(!) Since my intent from...

Of course, all this begs the question: What good is ripping to the HDD except to use it as an intermediate, to copy to another BluRay disk. Not easy or cheap as most low-cost blank BDs are 25GB and most of the newer BR films tend to use the whole 40GB on a new BluRay disk (BD). Another...

Thanks. An ISO (of the Potter film) plays great using the ELBY drive. [For the record, <rt-clk> the ISO file and and select "Mount VCD X:". Your player should jump into action.] Pallando

Still unable to play HD rip. Thanks, DLaD. I have PowerDVD-12. I don't think it's idiotic. It displays a Blu-Ray logo and its SELECT SOURCE icon has an option to "Open movie file on the HDD". Selecting that option provides a directory list of the network (but not to the file level)...

AnyDVD allows the ripping (copying) of a BD to the same file structure on the computer's HDD (minus ..\ANY!\). Is it possible to play that Blu-Ray film on the HDD from the rip? If it's ripped to an image can it play from an ELBY Clone drive? I'm trying to find the best way to play HDD BD...

Thanks. Same-same here for the non-zero-time titles. They should be checked-out like you say because some have actual scenes they've added at final edit, but most are trailers or warnings. But the zero-timers have nada data inside. I have no idea what they're for, but you're saying they...

Sorry- meant WINDOW, not MENU. Sorry, meant "window", not menu. (The right side of the main title-select screen of CloneDVD2)

I've backed-up many DVDs using AnyDVD. In most there are a few "Titles" (as listed in the right-side menu) with times of 1 or 0 seconds. I usually include them figuring they must be used for something. I'm backing-up a disk now with about ninety 0:00 sec titles. What are these and...

Hello: I back-up all my DVDs to terabyte drives on my server and play them directly back from the server drives via wireless desktop >> AV receiver >> DVD display. I've got many lo-res DVDs on-line (all with the aid of AnyDVD, which has never failed). I'd like to do the same with HD/BR DVDs...

I store and play my backups from TB drives. Some of my older DVDs are in of a size such that two DVDs are required for the full movie. In other cases still, I'll have a set of say, six DVDs on a single subject I would like to combine into one. Is there a way, perhaps using CloneDVD, to...

Works great and with fewer steps. Also if you run VCDMount.exe from START>RUN or CMD with no parameters, HELP defaults and displays additional options.

Earlier I posted a problem I had converting ISO files to a Vxx file set. The help got me part way there but still wouldn't work. Here I'll post a process that worked every time for me in Win 7 HomePrem and Win-7 /Pro, either to play or convert to Vxx. ------------------------- WINDOWS-7 ISO...

Still can't play the ISO I executed "subst X:" <full path to the FILE>. I see <rt>clk on the subst drive in WinExp will give a Mount command with which I then mounted the subst drive. Then to play, nothing I tried to do worked. I figure I'm missing a few steps here. Does anyone...

Can AnyDVD or CloneDVD be used to play an ISO file. I tried to use the SUBST command to form a drive letter which contained the ISO, but AnyDVD didn't recognize it. Also since the ISO just contains a compressed set of the regular VIDEO_TS files, they ought to be able to be extracted. WinZIP...