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<blockquote data-quote="jenz" data-source="post: 272171" data-attributes="member: 47132">May I say &quot;me too&quot;?. I tried MP on Parallels and VMWare Fusion. It works on both with Direct3D support enabled, I can use the MCE Remote to control it. However, I can't play neither movies nor DVDs. - Think we need some log files to sort this out.The point of installing MP on OSX is that you can use generic PC USB-devices even if they are unsupported by OSX . I have a two monitor system, a MCE remote and a Pinnacle USB-Hybrid Stick (that doesn't work on my Vista x64 box). FrontRow&nbsp; doesn't work on the second monitor, I hate the Apple Remote, EyeTV is nice but doesn't integrate into FrontRow, and the other OSX remote solutions are far away from what MP offers.So at least in my case, using MP on Fusion or Parallels would be the best solution, running it fullscreen on the second monitor, give my spouse/kids/friends the MCE remote and let them entertain themselves while doing my stuff on the main screen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jenz, post: 272171, member: 47132"] May I say "me too"?. I tried MP on Parallels and VMWare Fusion. It works on both with Direct3D support enabled, I can use the MCE Remote to control it. However, I can't play neither movies nor DVDs. - Think we need some log files to sort this out. The point of installing MP on OSX is that you can use generic PC USB-devices even if they are unsupported by OSX . I have a two monitor system, a MCE remote and a Pinnacle USB-Hybrid Stick (that doesn't work on my Vista x64 box). FrontRow doesn't work on the second monitor, I hate the Apple Remote, EyeTV is nice but doesn't integrate into FrontRow, and the other OSX remote solutions are far away from what MP offers. So at least in my case, using MP on Fusion or Parallels would be the best solution, running it fullscreen on the second monitor, give my spouse/kids/friends the MCE remote and let them entertain themselves while doing my stuff on the main screen. [/QUOTE]

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