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Hi there! I recently got a chance to try out a copy of PowerDVD 18 - and I just wanted to ask - in particular you, James - whether there's any chance of a patch for ReClock to include PowerDVD 18. Thanks for all the hard work over the years. /M

Hey there. I've been having problems playing region locked DVDs using my external Blu-ray drive. It wasn't until recently that I realised AnyDVD only disables the Blu-ray region and not DVD region - despite claiming to have unlocked the discs when looking in "Status". Any way to solve this...

And so it did. Thanks!

Ah, I see. That's smart. :) Here you go. Edit: And what do you know, the log file is accordingly larger ;)

Sorry, what are you asking? That I upload another log file?

I just got the new UK release of Wolf (1994) on Blu-ray. However, when I try to play the movie through PowerDVD 16, I get the following error screen (on the Blu-ray, rather than the player, it seems): Copy detected (or a rip tool is running if you are trying to watch this movie on your PC)...

Simon, what do you mean "to make PowerDVD work properly?" I have PowerDVD 12 and it works fine. The only thing that bothers me is that it refuses to output 60fps or 72fps while viewing videos... And that I can't play my PAL DVDs in 24fps, of course... Do you experience bad synchronising from...

Hi there, I write because I want to know, whether it is possible to make ReClock do inverse telecine. My screen is cabable of both 60hz, 72hz and 75hz outputs, and as you nice people know NTSC DVD's are recorded with what is called 2:3 pulldown or telecine. What I want to know is, if there is a...

Are you sure you have a 24hz setting on your monitor? My monitor, for example can only go from 54hz to 76 hz, making 72hz the only possible multiple of 24fps. That will mean that the screen will show each frame 3 times, effectively showing 24fps. Refer to your monitor's documentation, it should...

Aha! I got it. If you go into the "Configure ReClock" executable, under the "Audio settings" tab there is a function called "Time Stretching". Enable that and enable "when slowing down". Now you can watch pitch-corrected PAL DVDs with x1.00 pitch and x0.96 stretch (meaning correct pitch and...

When you say theoretically, do you mean "there could be made a function for this" or do you mean "there is a way to do this in the current version of ReClock"? If there is a way, could you explain it to me? (I know of the problems with the compression on the discs, so I don't think it...

Is there an option in ReClock that allows the unfortunate ones of us who have a pitch-corrected PAL-DVD (like LOTR:FOTR) that will allow to keep the pitch but slow down playback speed? There seems to be only one for the other way (when you only want to change the pitch)

I can make it work with any video that I play, but not with DVD's (movies section). This is only after adding different parts of the PowerDVD 11 executables manually.

Yeah, I kind of figured (as it states PowerDVD 10 many places). Will there however be an update supporting PowerDVD 11?

Same problem here. Did the same as above.

PowerDVD 11 I have been looking for an application such as this one for ages and just today found this one. I installed it, with the PowerDVD box checked and it worked great with my PowerDVD 10 setup. I just now got the brand new PowerDVD 11 and unfortunately there is no way to make ReClock...