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Hi,
I am currently evaluating PDVD10 Ultra on Win7 32bit for use as the video playback interface to a commercial Media Server, not (but not unlike) MCE.
I have a Bluray drive and also a mounted ISO using Virtual Clone Drive.
Randomly on startup (not all the time) I get a mesage box saying something to the effect of 'powerdvd has 2 detected 2 DVD drives and will use d:\ as the default'.
How can I prevent this message box from appearing?
I know there's 2 disc drives. I am launching PDVD with command-line to start it with a specific file on HDD. I don't want my customers to see (nor do they care) how many DVD drives PDVD has detected.
Regards,
David
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Hi Michael,
Thx for the quick reply.
Yes, I tested local playback also; test 1 also fails when both files were on my e: drive.
Hmm, according to info when playing in other video software, the format is: 'AVI, DIVX 5, MPEG Layer-3 Decoder'
Where should I find a crash log dump/file? I don't see any new/modified files in the same folder as powerdvd10.exe after the crash.
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Hi,
On Win7 32bit, new build / install, I can make PDVD10 trial crash...
The crash is caused by the attached .srt file, but here's where it gets interesting:
Test 1: I have 2 files:
\\readynas\video\Inglourious Basterds\IngBstds.avi
\\readynas\video\Inglourious Basterds\IngBstds.srt
Playing the avi caused PDVD10 to crash with a 'Power DVD 10 has stopped working...' windows message.
Test 2:
Renaming that srt results in IngBstds.avi playing fine in PDVD10 (since it doesn't see a 'matching' srt file)
Test 3: I have 2 files:
\\readynas\video\300.mkv
\\readynas\video\300.srt
(The srt is the IngBstds.srt file just renamed)
This mkv plays fine. So I know the srt file is valid.
Both VLC and ZoomPlayer handle the IngBstds avi with the srt file....
Q: Does PDVD10 support .srt files with .avi files?
Comment: Even if PDVD10 does NOT support .srt files with .avi files, it should not crash, but simply ignore any .srt file.
Thx for listening!
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I'm also affected by this.
I think it's a shameful indictment that this issue has been known about for so long ago with no resolution. ![]()
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