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Zycore
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How do I play a back up of a DVD that is on my hard drive on windows media player? I tried to point my player to the back up and it never shows in the library
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Zycore
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Do I need to use a ISO image? I want the back up to be in my video list and it dose not show up. I have my PS3 networked to my PC and use it as a media server. I added the back up to my video folder in my documents but it still dose not show up in windows media player. Thanks for your help.
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This is not a Clonedvd issue.
Moving to the proper forum . . .
Moving to the proper forum . . .
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Zycore
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Well since no one is responding I assume these forums are dead. Thanks for your attempt to help anyways.
Right clik the file....look for "Open With" in the drop-down window and select "WMP".
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 broken up into sections.
What you're going to have to do is "demux" the EVO files with EVOdemux and then do some processing to turn the file to an AVI. I'll write this up on this forum as soon as I have tweaked a few methods probably in a day or so. Stay tuned!
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 broken up into sections.
What you're going to have to do is "demux" the EVO files with EVOdemux and then do some processing to turn the file to an AVI. I'll write this up on this forum as soon as I have tweaked a few methods probably in a day or so. Stay tuned!