PowerDVD 14 and command line arguments

fastleo63

Newbie Joined: Feb 17, 2011 13:21 Messages: 2 Offline

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Feb 18, 2015 18:28

As in subject.
I'm evaluating PDVD 14 because I want to use it for original, physical Blu-Ray discs and/or BD ISOs playback within KODI.
So I need to know how to start PowerDVD 14 in Cinema Mode, along with automatic playback of a media in a drive letter unit (for example the D: drive letter). What executable should I use, what arguments/switches, etc...
I read some threads, but they were for earlier versions (12 & 13)...
Thanks for your attention.

stevek

Senior Contributor Location: Houston, Texas USA Joined: Jan 25, 2011 12:18 Messages: 4663 Offline

Feb 20, 2015 18:55

Contact Tech support for these types of issues. Most people don't know what KODI is so I would not trust any answers other than Tech Support. We are users so we don;t have a lot of information as shown by no answer here for 2 plus days. .
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fastleo63

Newbie Joined: Feb 17, 2011 13:21 Messages: 2 Offline

Mar 09, 2015 09:27

Tech support suggested me to read PDVD 14 User Manual, but there is no mention about command line arguments in it...
My question isn't strictly KODI related, because I only wish to know if there is a way to launch PDVD 14 within a command line shell.
Supposing that CyberLink hasn't dropped this feature, IMHO every software with a good user manual must have a sort of "Command line" section, along with related options/switches.

Milyard

Newbie Joined: Apr 05, 2015 20:20 Messages: 16 Offline

Apr 05, 2015 20:22

Ever get an answer? Trying same thing. I want my mounted .iso and 3d .iso files to auto play. Also finding it doesn't auto detect movies in 3d. I need to change it and works. However when start next non 3d movie it's in 3d mode and need to change it back.