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<blockquote data-quote="dither" data-source="post: 393782" data-attributes="member: 71258">I'm glad it works for you, that gives me some hope.I want to go into some detail, just to make certain we are talking about the same things.Example:If I ripped Iron Man, I would have created a folder called IRON MAN, and within that folder would be a VIDEO_TS.IFO,&nbsp; VIDEO_TS_01.ifo, a couple of BUP files and a few 1.5 gig VOB files, plus a scan of the cover called&nbsp; &nbsp; folder.jpgSo far are we looking at the same thing?Then, in Media Portal the PATH to that movie would be K:\Iron Man\VIDEO_TS.ifo Clicking on the Picture would start PowerDVD8 playing the movie.With PowerDVD9&nbsp; it just says &quot;there is no disk in drive D:&quot;Now, if I double click DIRECTLY on the VIDEO_TS.ifo with PDVD 9, it gives me the same message, but double click on it with PDVD 8 it works.So, since I'm doing it directly, and seeing the same error, it's not an MP config issue it would seem.This really has me baffled, because as I wrote before, if I create an ISO and mount it with Daemon, it works..... but trying it a second time it does NOT work, and hasn't worked since.I'd really like to get this working because the True Theatre stuff has some nice features for my standard dvd's.You mention upgrade.&nbsp; I just purchased this (via download) from Cyberlink 2 days ago, and went looking for a patch - but found nothing.Any suggestions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dither, post: 393782, member: 71258"] I'm glad it works for you, that gives me some hope. I want to go into some detail, just to make certain we are talking about the same things. Example: If I ripped Iron Man, I would have created a folder called IRON MAN, and within that folder would be a VIDEO_TS.IFO, VIDEO_TS_01.ifo, a couple of BUP files and a few 1.5 gig VOB files, plus a scan of the cover called folder.jpg So far are we looking at the same thing? Then, in Media Portal the PATH to that movie would be K:\Iron Man\VIDEO_TS.ifo Clicking on the Picture would start PowerDVD8 playing the movie. With PowerDVD9 it just says "there is no disk in drive D:" Now, if I double click DIRECTLY on the VIDEO_TS.ifo with PDVD 9, it gives me the same message, but double click on it with PDVD 8 it works. So, since I'm doing it directly, and seeing the same error, it's not an MP config issue it would seem. This really has me baffled, because as I wrote before, if I create an ISO and mount it with Daemon, it works..... but trying it a second time it does NOT work, and hasn't worked since. I'd really like to get this working because the True Theatre stuff has some nice features for my standard dvd's. You mention upgrade. I just purchased this (via download) from Cyberlink 2 days ago, and went looking for a patch - but found nothing. Any suggestions? [/QUOTE]

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