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<blockquote data-quote="Kris-69" data-source="post: 475170" data-attributes="member: 95790">DVD iso file not playinghi Manfred, Firstly excellent ripping tool..perfect. I just installed Media Portal so I am a newbie (pls excuse if my questions sound stupid) and yours was the first tool I used. Had the same error message as someone else &quot;Analysing the disk&quot;.. but your new patch fixed it. However I have a problem. When I load up the movies that I had ripped, it does show up with cover art and everything else, but it doesnt play. I used imgburn to do iso file format ripping. And i can see my .iso files in teh folder, but I tried to play it and it doesnt play. I then used vlc player as an external player to try to play the iso files, but the player comes back to me with an error message relating to something &quot;video_TS&quot;. Vlc plays the file externally ie if i exit media portal and just use vlc to play the iso file, it plays it, but when i use it within Media Portal as an external player, it doesnt do it.. Can you or anyone else help me with this please. ThanksKris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kris-69, post: 475170, member: 95790"] [b]DVD iso file not playing[/b] hi Manfred, Firstly excellent ripping tool..perfect. I just installed Media Portal so I am a newbie (pls excuse if my questions sound stupid) and yours was the first tool I used. Had the same error message as someone else "Analysing the disk".. but your new patch fixed it. However I have a problem. When I load up the movies that I had ripped, it does show up with cover art and everything else, but it doesnt play. I used imgburn to do iso file format ripping. And i can see my .iso files in teh folder, but I tried to play it and it doesnt play. I then used vlc player as an external player to try to play the iso files, but the player comes back to me with an error message relating to something "video_TS". Vlc plays the file externally ie if i exit media portal and just use vlc to play the iso file, it plays it, but when i use it within Media Portal as an external player, it doesnt do it.. Can you or anyone else help me with this please. Thanks Kris [/QUOTE]

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