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<blockquote data-quote="seesitee" data-source="post: 206155" data-attributes="member: 60536">Krl69.I have no good news for you, but I can confirm that I am experiencing the same problems.&nbsp; 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.&nbsp; 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.&nbsp; I do believe that this is MP and vid card driver problem.What I have done:Upgrade/downgrade my vid card driverupgrade/downgrade MP versionsAttempted my video players to use different players for viewingadjusted screen calibrationtried various video codecsall with the same result...What did fix the problem.&nbsp; 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.ThanksCody</blockquote>

[QUOTE="seesitee, post: 206155, member: 60536"] 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 [/QUOTE]

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