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I posted that nearly 24 hours ago and it seemed this subforum was not being monitored by anyone and my issue is quite urgent and important for major film/tv related work. I initially posted here because it was to do with Version 14, but then I went on to try version 15 with the same results hence the separate forum posts.
A little grace and mercy to those who are having issues would go a long way.
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I ran that and everything came back as Pass. Both for BluRay and BluRay 3D.
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I've started my own topic but in relation to the OP I'm also running a GTX970 and just bought it, and am having the exact same issues under Windows 8.1. Note I have started my own thread, but I just wanted to see if you've found a solution?
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Please I desperately need help.
I have tried also with PowerDVD 15 and it is not working.
Yesterday I purchaed Media Suite 12 which comes with PowerDVD14 and it won't run on my system. I just installed a GTX970 on a Quad Core Q8400 and it's giving me a message saying my VGA drivers may need updating or that I need to assign more VRAM, or that Remote Access on XP is not supported.
Firstly I have the latest NVIDIA drivers so that's not the issue
Secondly I have 4GB of VRAM so that's not the issue
Thirdly I'm not running Windows XP, I'm running Windows 8.1
So here I am having just spent $111 on Media Suite 12 and the one feature that I bought it for is not working.
I have tested PowerDVD 14 on my laptop and the software installs and runs fine on it, however my laptop does not have a 3D BluRay player or DVD player for that matter.
Please help, I desperately need PowerDVD to work for me.
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Is anyone here? I also tried version 15 as a trial and the same thing.
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