PowerDVD full Version. Yes PowerDVD 10 Ultra
PowerDVD Trial Verison? NO
PowerDVD SR Number (Will enter here when I'm back at home)
PowerDVD TR Number (if shown)
Operating System (including x86 or x64 Bit Version) Windows 7 x64
Do you use administrator or restricted user account? Admin
Is your PowerDVD a Retail product or bundles with HW? Retail
Used VGA :AMD Radeon 5870
Used VGA driver version: Video Driver included in Catalyst 11.4, 8.841
Used Audio device: AMD Radeon 5870
Used Audio device driver version. Realtek ATI HDMI Audio device R2.55
The Audio setting in PowerDVD and in OS (default devices) : HDMI
Used ODD drive (full model name and Firmware Version) : Virtual Clone Drive 5.4.5.0
Do you use Amplifier (Model/connection) : Onkyo TX-SR605
Used Display(s) Samsung LCD 55"
Which kind of display connection (HDMI/DisplayPort/VGA/DVI) HDMI
Which display refresh rate do you use while Playback (24/25/50/60/120/...) 60Hz
Are you using single or dual monitor environment Single
Are you using clone or extended mode (if use two display)
(3D only) Please provide detail info about 3D setting in PowerDVD
What kind of Antivirus SW are you using MS Security Essentials


Hello, like many users out there, I was victimized by patch v2701 causing my blu-ray .iso files to give a unsupported format error using virtual clone drive forcing me to use the previous version which had worked fine. Also, installing IE9 broke blu-ray playback in media center using the "My Movies" plugin and virtual clone drive for any version of powerDVD 10. So in the patch notes, I noticed that these issues were addressed in patch v2916. I installed the patch and tried to run a blu-ray .iso with IE8 still installed at first. Well, I nolonger get the unsupported format error, I just get a black screen when I try to play blu-ray discs. I am using Windows 7 x64, with a AMD Radeon 5870, Catalyst 11.4 drivers. As stated I use media center with the my movies plugin and virtual clone drive to access blu-ray .iso's.

IE8, with version 2429 still works fine.
IE8, with version 2701 "unsupported format"
IE8, with version 2916 "black screen"
IE9, any version prior to 2916, PowerDVD 10 crashes.
IE9, version 2916 "black screen"

So two patches later, I still do not have the functionaility I had in patch 2429. Maybe the next patch will restore that functionality and allow me to use IE9.