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<blockquote data-quote="Man Pang" data-source="post: 1137436" data-attributes="member: 152649">The OP was referring to Daemon Tools Lite version 10. In fact, since version 5 of Daemon Tools, the issue arose. Daemon Tools from version 5 and onwards creates the actual drive subsequent to opening an ISO file. Prior to mounting, the drive letter does not exist and also when the ISO file is dismounted, the drive letter no longer exists. In version 4 the drive letter existed as a drive with no media inserted. I am not sure if this is the reason for the problems that the OP and I have encountered. Perhaps the Daemon Tools command line arguments which MediaPortal relies on have changed since version 5 of Daemon Tools?Virtual Clone Drive is not a viable solution as far as I am concerned as it suffers from incompatibilities with many ISO images and has not been updated for a while.OP, you can continue to use Daemon Tools Lite 4, but install the current SPTD driver, prior to reverting back to Daemon Tools 4.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Man Pang, post: 1137436, member: 152649"] The OP was referring to Daemon Tools Lite version 10. In fact, since version 5 of Daemon Tools, the issue arose. Daemon Tools from version 5 and onwards creates the actual drive subsequent to opening an ISO file. Prior to mounting, the drive letter does not exist and also when the ISO file is dismounted, the drive letter no longer exists. In version 4 the drive letter existed as a drive with no media inserted. I am not sure if this is the reason for the problems that the OP and I have encountered. Perhaps the Daemon Tools command line arguments which MediaPortal relies on have changed since version 5 of Daemon Tools? Virtual Clone Drive is not a viable solution as far as I am concerned as it suffers from incompatibilities with many ISO images and has not been updated for a while. OP, you can continue to use Daemon Tools Lite 4, but install the current SPTD driver, prior to reverting back to Daemon Tools 4. [/QUOTE]

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