Using an External Bluray / HD-DVD Player

Congratulations!!
The external Player Option for blu ray discs is so great!
I tested it right now with pdvd and it worked without a problem.


Thanks for this great plugin!

 

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jof:
which settings do you have in the plugin-config ? (my PDVD didn't start the blu-ray-iso)

C:\Programme\CyberLink\PowerDVD\PowerDVD.exe or
"C:\Programme\CyberLink\PowerDVD\PowerDVD.exe" ?

%filename% or
"%filename%" ?

which chekmarks in PDVD-settings ?
Thx for your efforts

 

Moved your posts over here to keep things on track in the release thread.

For those not aware of what's being discussed, Moving Pictures 0.7.1 allows you to specify an external application to play Bluray and HD-DVD content. You can get more details from this guide on the wiki. If anyone has any trouble though, this is the place to ask.

 

John, sry if I have posted in the wrong thread...but I'm a little bit irritated, because my PDVD won't start when playing a blu-ray-iso.
In your Wiki it's mentioned with inverted comma
Command-line Arguments
/fullscreen "%filename%"
and when I look into MPClient-Config...Moving Pictures Plugin
there's mentioned %filename% without the inverted comma
well I'm irritated because I don't know if the inverted comma is needed

...that's the reason I asked for an answer

shit happens ;-(
I forgot to read the Note !
sry 4 posting

 

Don't worry you did nothing wrong, I was just trying to keep the conversation focused and get this discussion in a place other people can find it if they need help too.

As for the quotes they are usually required. It gets a tiny bit technical, but PowerDVD will probably not properly find the video content if the path contains a space in it unless the path is wrapped in quotes. It will never hurt to add quotes though, and depending on your setup sometimes they are required, so I would just always put them in.

 

Here are my settings:

Executable: C:\Program Files\CyberLink\PowerDVD8\PowerDVD8.exe
Commandline arguments: /fullscreen "%filename%"
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I also disabled autoplay for pdvd!

I forgot to mention that sometimes I have to press the play button twice for the movie to start. Sometimes nothing happens at first time. But I think this is a daemon tools issue.

 

armandp:
thx for your explanations
I've got PDVD working if I start the ISO twice... and I've sent you a PM asking for send the "Test-DLL".

 

Thanks for the fix! With this dll it works the first time I press play!