Play iso - DVD image

krl69 · 2007-11-16, 00:23

If I stop playing a DVD iso file from my HD, then exit and restart MP, start the same ISO file, MP completely stop working. ANd if I then try to force a shutdown through taskkill command or simialr, nothing happens. The MP gets all the focus and no other programs would show it self on the foreground. Only the "task manager" would appear in front of the frozen MP session. Not even a warm reboot is possible. The only solution is to do a cold reboot and when back to desktop, do a unmount in Daemon tools and then start the same dvd. If I dont exit MP, the same DVD stops and starts without a problem. This happens to all my iso DVD's, so I suspect it has something to do with the mounting of iso/img files in MP.

I'm running Visa Ultimate, 02.03 finale and Daemont tools 4.10

Andrew H · 2007-11-18, 18:21

Personally I'm using Daemon 3.47, MP 0.2.3.0-RC3, WinXP/Home-SP2 but it works just fine. I use disk manager to assign the daemon drive letter to the same I assign inside MP's configuration.

seesitee · 2007-11-19, 22:18

Krl69.

I have no good news for you, but I can confirm that I am experiencing the same problems. I have the exact setup as you 2.03 and daemon tools 4.10.

I have notice some .iso will not play in full screen with MP, but will play just fine when MP in not in full screen mode. Also after a crash, if I reboot, (image already mounted), restart MP and choose play DVD, it plays just fine.

With that said, it only seems to be handful of .iso files that have problems, unforunately they are the ones I want to watch.

All my .iso file are created the same way, with the same program.

I have done numberous searches in MP and found a couple threads pertaining to this and no solution has fixed my problem. I do believe that this is MP and vid card driver problem.

What I have done:

Upgrade/downgrade my vid card driver
upgrade/downgrade MP versions
Attempted my video players to use different players for viewing
adjusted screen calibration
tried various video codecs

all with the same result...

What did fix the problem. I downgraded vista ultimate to XP pro, ran the same problem .isos in full screen and it worked fine.

reinstalled vista ultimate and again they didn't work.

If you find anything please let me know.

Thanks

Cody

krl69 · 2007-11-22, 12:48

I haven't done any testing other than reinstalled Daemon tools, new nvidia driver(169.09) and such. But still the same problem.

2007-11-16, 00:23	#1 (permalink)
krl69 Portal Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Age: 40 Posts: 86 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Play iso - DVD image If I stop playing a DVD iso file from my HD, then exit and restart MP, start the same ISO file, MP completely stop working. ANd if I then try to force a shutdown through taskkill command or simialr, nothing happens. The MP gets all the focus and no other programs would show it self on the foreground. Only the "task manager" would appear in front of the frozen MP session. Not even a warm reboot is possible. The only solution is to do a cold reboot and when back to desktop, do a unmount in Daemon tools and then start the same dvd. If I dont exit MP, the same DVD stops and starts without a problem. This happens to all my iso DVD's, so I suspect it has something to do with the mounting of iso/img files in MP. I'm running Visa Ultimate, 02.03 finale and Daemont tools 4.10

2007-11-18, 18:21	#2 (permalink)
Andrew H MP Donator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Alabama Age: 48 Posts: 247 Thanks: 3 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts Country: My System	Personally I'm using Daemon 3.47, MP 0.2.3.0-RC3, WinXP/Home-SP2 but it works just fine. I use disk manager to assign the daemon drive letter to the same I assign inside MP's configuration. __________________ Abit AN-M2HD / AMD BE-2350 / 2 x 1GB AData / Win XP-Home-SP3 Abit MCP68 Chipset Driver xp_v1410 & xphdmi_v1411 / achi_v101012 / RealTek R190 NVidia PureVideo 1.02-223 / Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra 80GB + 500GB + 750GB + 750GB + 750BG + 2.4TB network storage

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2007-11-19, 22:18	#3 (permalink)
seesitee Portal User Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Krl69. I have no good news for you, but I can confirm that I am experiencing the same problems. I have the exact setup as you 2.03 and daemon tools 4.10. I have notice some .iso will not play in full screen with MP, but will play just fine when MP in not in full screen mode. Also after a crash, if I reboot, (image already mounted), restart MP and choose play DVD, it plays just fine. With that said, it only seems to be handful of .iso files that have problems, unforunately they are the ones I want to watch. All my .iso file are created the same way, with the same program. I have done numberous searches in MP and found a couple threads pertaining to this and no solution has fixed my problem. I do believe that this is MP and vid card driver problem. What I have done: Upgrade/downgrade my vid card driver upgrade/downgrade MP versions Attempted my video players to use different players for viewing adjusted screen calibration tried various video codecs all with the same result... What did fix the problem. I downgraded vista ultimate to XP pro, ran the same problem .isos in full screen and it worked fine. reinstalled vista ultimate and again they didn't work. If you find anything please let me know. Thanks Cody

2007-11-22, 12:48	#4 (permalink)
krl69 Portal Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Age: 40 Posts: 86 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	I haven't done any testing other than reinstalled Daemon tools, new nvidia driver(169.09) and such. But still the same problem.