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WinDvd Pro 2010 & Virtual CloneDrive 5.4.3.5

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DavidS

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Hi -

Running WinXp Sp3
Using AnyDvd Hd (6.6.0.8) - ripped BD H.potter_6 to Image. Did not keep protections; did not create additional .dvd file.

Mount iso using VCD. Go to play movie using WinDvd Pro 2010; and you get the message mouse is not supported (this is due I believe because of something Java); than a momentary wait for the menu; then for just a couple of (probably 1 second) - the BD menu will just start to appear... than it is abruptly stopped with the message from WinDVd Pro - "media not supported".

Any further play using player is no go. Clicking on the AnyDvd Hd option of 'powerdvd virtual drive selected' work around - did not help...

Anyone know of a workaround?? Perhaps add something in AnyDvd Hd??
 
Unfortunately -
5-4-4-0 does not change the situation.

WinDvdPro 2010 (v 10.0.5.163)) still declares "unsupported media" when trying to play an iso using Virtual Clone drive.

With VCD - you at least get a second or so of the movie menu before it shut itself down...

If you just go to a ripped movie folder (not an iso) it refuses to even attempt to play - just giving the "unsupported media" message...

Perhaps a workaround like exists with Powerdvd - could be developed.

Thanks for the response.
 
DavidS said:
Unfortunately -
5-4-4-0 does not change the situation.

WinDvdPro 2010 (v 10.0.5.163)) still declares "unsupported media" when trying to play an iso using Virtual Clone drive.

With VCD - you at least get a second or so of the movie menu before it shut itself down...

If you just go to a ripped movie folder (not an iso) it refuses to even attempt to play - just giving the "unsupported media" message...

Perhaps a workaround like exists with Powerdvd - could be developed.

Thanks for the response.
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Does WinDVD play the original disc with AnyDVD enabled?
Does this happen only with Harry Potter 6, or some other discs? All discs?
 
WinDVD doesn't play Blu-ray from folder so it's no surprise that doesn't work.
Also, have you updated to SP1 for WinDVD 10?
 
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I know, but as he mentioned it I thought I'd mention it.
I can't get WinDVD 10 with the latest SP1 to work with mounted images
 
Yes - WinDvd Pro2010 has Sp1. I didn't really notice that it was called a service pack - it does have the absolute latest patch and update they offer...

James - yes WinDvd Pro 2010 plays the original disk. It refuses to play any type of iso as Adbear mentioned.

You made a remark James about 'activation' a few days ago; and you also mentioned TMT3; which I have now purchased and am using.

If you could develop a work around with WinDvd 2010 like as with PowerDvd - that might be appreciated by some...

Under 3rd party software; and title: questions, questions, questions; I have today posted some observations about various players, and BD movies; and wondering what was going on... It all started with a disk recently which refused to play correctly.

I always appreciate any good advice or info people have to share.

May you all have a blessed New Year. And I just saw today that WebSlinger is gone! What a shock. We all hope that he will be doing well...
 
DavidS said:
Yes - WinDvd Pro2010 has Sp1. I didn't really notice that it was called a service pack - it does have the absolute latest patch and update they offer...

James - yes WinDvd Pro 2010 plays the original disk. It refuses to play any type of iso as Adbear mentioned.

You made a remark James about 'activation' a few days ago; and you also mentioned TMT3; which I have now purchased and am using.

If you could develop a work around with WinDvd 2010 like as with PowerDvd - that might be appreciated by some...

Under 3rd party software; and title: questions, questions, questions; I have today posted some observations about various players, and BD movies; and wondering what was going on... It all started with a disk recently which refused to play correctly.

I always appreciate any good advice or info people have to share.

May you all have a blessed New Year. And I just saw today that WebSlinger is gone! What a shock. We all hope that he will be doing well...
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I read that topic when you first opened it and thought, well I have the exact same WinDVD Pro version and I never experienced that problem.

My virtual DVDs and unprotected Blurays play well in WinDVD.

But then I noticed that I'm no longer using VCD, but Virtual CD 10.
I don't want to advertise that product here, because unlike VCD it costs money.

I don't know what VirtualCD 10 is doing different in terms of "emulation", but I don't think this is an AnyDVD or WinDVD issue.

It might be an WinDVD issue if they block the specific hardware ID that VCD uses... don't know..

Best Regards,
BurnerHEAD

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Adbear said:
I know, but as he mentioned it I thought I'd mention it.
I can't get WinDVD 10 with the latest SP1 to work with mounted images
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Do you mount protected images in VCD with AnyDVD enabled and then try to play it with WinDVD or unprotected one?
 
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The Iso images are unprotected.

But I have tried to play them with AnyDvdHd running; both with Pdvd option checked (not made for it; but thought I'd see) and not checked.

I haven't ripped a protected Iso. Someone else might know if it would play that way...
 
Adbear said:
I know, but as he mentioned it I thought I'd mention it.
I can't get WinDVD 10 with the latest SP1 to work with mounted images
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Maybe they have deliberately blacklisted VCD? If they did, they are very bad people. :(
 
James said:
Maybe they have deliberately blacklisted VCD? If they did, they are very bad people. :(
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That's what I think, too. But would changing the hardware ID and drives configs make a difference?
 
BurnerHEAD said:
That's what I think, too. But would changing the hardware ID and drives configs make a difference?
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Who knows? Ask Corel. :D

If they do this, they don't deserve to be supported by VCD. ;)
 
Davin -

Are you playing Iso's? using Slysoft VirtualClone drive? and Windvd Pro 2010?

Are the iso's protected or unprotected?

As Adbear points out - windvd pro 2010 refuses to play folders, and I have not been able to get it to play an unprotected Iso.
 
Sorry, when I said they didn't work I should have been more specific. If it's a BD-J disc then it loads the menu, starts to play the menu then comes up with 'media not recognized' error. If it's a non BD-J disc then it starts playing but then crashes after about a minute
 
The ISO is protected, I leave it and usually use ImgBurn. The ISO I tested is my T-Salvation. It plays all the way through. Of course AnyDvdHD is running. I'll hotswap a hdd with folders and try those. I don't know if it's a BD-J disk. Where would I see that?
Add: Yes it's VCD I use exclusively.

Folders are no go unless .ts recorded HDTV. That plays fine. ClownBD rip no go as folder. ISO's no problem.
 
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Adbear said:
Sorry, when I said they didn't work I should have been more specific. If it's a BD-J disc then it loads the menu, starts to play the menu then comes up with 'media not recognized' error. If it's a non BD-J disc then it starts playing but then crashes after about a minute
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I'm not able to reproduce this, at all. I just watched Wall-E(BD-J) and Planet Earth(non BD-J) series.

I'm going to test Ice Age 3 soon, too.

Both ISOs were created by AnyDVD without protection and mounted in VirtualCD 10.

Best Regards,
BurnerHEAD
 
BurnerHEAD said:
I'm not able to reproduce this, at all. I just watched Wall-E(BD-J) and Planet Earth(non BD-J) series.

I'm going to test Ice Age 3 soon, too.

Both ISOs were created by AnyDVD without protection and mounted in VirtualCD 10.

Best Regards,
BurnerHEAD
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I don't see a problem with Virtual CloneDrive. ISOs play fine, tested Robocop protected & unprotected isos.
 
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