PowerDVD 15 Launcher (fix 3D Playback with Daemon Tools) (1 Viewer)

[Sebastiii]

Thanks Guys
Yep if the script works good, i think i will let original MP code.

 

[joecrow]

Thanks Guys
Yep if the script works good, i think i will let original MP code.

@Sebastiii

Following more extensive use/testing I have found the with the KuLuYuk launcher.exe and the original core, I do still suffer occaisional failures playing the problem images. The failures (Cinema mode cannot play media files*) seem to be confined to an initial attempt to play following a resume from sleep or MP restart and on retrying they work as do all subsequent retries. I then went back and re-installed your core and in conjunction with the launcher.exe I have not yet seen a failure
So it does appear that your "disable unmount" modification is benificial and unless it has any negative aspects I have not noted, I would suggest/request it be included in the next MP release.
Please let me know what you think.
Regards
Joe

 

[Sebastiii]

For the next version not sure but maybe

 

[Sebastiii]

https://issues.team-mediaportal.com/browse/MP1-4776

 

[KuLuYuk]

I updated the script, now the correct drive is checked before POWERDVD is started.
Important: Please set PowerDVD to TV mode, otherwise the script seems not to work.

 

[joecrow]

Many thanks for the new version it is seems to be working problem free. Not sure what changed but the old version had become very unreliable, needing multiple attempts to get to work. I had assummed it was me updating the LAV filters to 0.68 as part of the testing of madvr and 3D mkv playback, but I guess you also had problems, maybe the new MP IPTV Filter and Splitter or Window update?

Thanks again
Joe

 

[KuLuYuk]

Good to hear that!
The problem with the old version was, that the script was always checking, if drive "D:\" is ready (i changed it to drive D for debugging and forgot about it ).
So basically the old script was never working like it was supposed to, it was just coincidence that it worked sometimes
Now the right drive letter is checked before PowerDVD starts