You forgot to tell them to mount the ISO file using Daemon Tools Lite.
Powerdvd will not play an ISO file, it's not a media file at all, its a drive + disc mimicing file.
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You forgot to tell them to mount the ISO file using Daemon Tools Lite.
Powerdvd will not play an ISO file, it's not a media file at all, its a drive + disc mimicing file.
Are you playing this direct from the blu-ray disc?
I'm setting aside some free time tonight to try the suggestions above using imgburn and daemon tools. I've also asked cyberlink for the 3704 link. Hopefully this will solve my problems.
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Yes, directly from disc.
from what someone at avs stated if the colors are coming up in blu ray, that means the new player is supporting profile 1.1
Apparently cyberlink is being a hardAZZ. I presented my legal registered software code. Which they have all the internet settings I bought from them. They do not consider this enough to give me the newest download. Figured I would let all know how bad they are now at just letting the newest download out.
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Why would BD+ work in 3704 when they haven't since 3319a?? Did you think they'd suddenly put that functionality back or something?
For BD+ you need 3104 or 3319a. Regular ISOs that are NOT BD+ protected will work just fine.Yeah, I'm having the same problem. I want the fix for Resident Evil Extinction... but they just said to uninstall and reinstall 3516. Emailed them again and got a similar response.
On another note, I made iso's of xmen 3 and silent hill using imgburn. Mounted them using daemon tools. But they will only play with anydvd enabled. Is that because of the aacs or something? The original discs play with anydvd disabled. But at least I can watch my HD collection now
You are absolutely right: I take shortcuts with the explanation in the hope that whoever reads it will understand about ISOs and how they are accessed. It was not meant as a step-by-step-how-to guide.You forgot to tell them to mount the ISO file using Daemon Tools Lite.
Powerdvd will not play an ISO file, it's not a media file at all, its a drive + disc mimicing file.
Have you tried using the "magic file replacement" facilty of AnyDVD to modify the .XPL file and strip out everything but the main feature (only including the desired soundtrack and subtitle if required)?Yeah, I'm having the same problem. I want the fix for Resident Evil Extinction... but they just said to uninstall and reinstall 3516. Emailed them again and got a similar response.
On another note, I made iso's of xmen 3 and silent hill using imgburn. Mounted them using daemon tools. But they will only play with anydvd enabled. Is that because of the aacs or something? The original discs play with anydvd disabled. But at least I can watch my HD collection now
I think most of the issues people experience with playback are related to menu navigation support in the player. If you take that out of the equation, playback (generically) seems to be more robust. Of course you then lose menu capability and it isn't exactly plug and play, but I would prefer the stripped down approach and actually be able to watch the movie than wait for Cyberlink to release a patch that works.
It is possible to include the extras in the playback chain, but they will play back sequentially (similar to how DVD Shrink creates a re-authored title).
You can perform this "miracle" after you have created an ISO by using AnyDVD with the mounted ISO. Preferable to retain the original menu etc structure in the ISO for future full-function playback in a decent player (when/if that ever occurs).
Whilst it is possible to play many titles without AnyDVD, you are then at the mercy of the player developer as to when they release a patch that supports the encryption keys and also whether they further restrict functionality (eg HDD playback) in those new patches. Removing the encryption with AnyDVD means you are no longer held hostage as much as the title no longer needs further decryption. New patches might be required to support new navigation functionality, but this may be countered by the .XPL editing method mentioned above.
Imgburn will create an ISO without AnyDVD running, but it will be encrypted. Running AnyDVD at the time of creating the ISO removes the encryption from that ISO.
According to Slysoft in another thread, it's preferable to use AnyDVD when creating an ISO as the encryption is then permanently removed for that title (so no more worrying about finding decryption keys or the potential for those keys to be compromised in the player in future).