I'd be curious to see how the decrypted backups of T3 and SpiderMan3 BDs work out. This would eliminate the need for those of us with crippled players like PowerDVD to use any third party programs such as IMGBurn, as well as make sure that MakeMKV stacks up well in competition against the competition on this feature. I'm wondering if Mike has considered adding a 'Backup to. (The folks at DVDFab have just released a freeware virtual drive. ISO image file and unless you've associated '.ISO' with something else, PowerDVD should start automatically and play it as a BluRay disc. ISO image file that is perfectly playable without having to resort to any program either running in the background or 'phoning home' for a key.ģ) Use (freeware) 'Virtual Clone' to mount the. Just do the following:ġ) When you use MakeMKV to make the backup copy, make CERTAIN that there is a checkmark next to 'Decrypt'Ģ) Use (freeware) 'IMGBurn' to create the COMPLETE. ISO image file as being a disc - and play it back (starting with the active menu) just as it would an actual BluRay disc. And, of course, it will still play actual discs (commercial or backups).Īdditionally, as you've noted, it will recognize a mounted. It still has the ability to play the individual. The functionality that 'disappeared' from most versions of PowerDVD was the ability to playback a complete BluRay FOLDER from the hard drive, as if it were a disc (starting with the active menu). mixing terms (play disc, disabled file functionality) - but I think I understand you >} isos for content that has forced subtitles or other features that are easier to use from the 'disc' in regular play mode versus just ripping out the.

This done, it appears to PowerDVD just to be a real disc in a real drive and PowerDVD plays it fine.īased on the limitations of my player, I've been a fan of. iso and then when I want to play the disc, mount the.

What I've done in the past is use AnyDVD to make an. I've poked around and used it's source selector to navigate to the MakeMKV-produced folder, but it didn't seem to latch on to anything to play. The reason I ask is that my player software (PowerDVD 7.3) seems to be crippled in that it appears to be disabled in terms of playing from file functionality. On the Windows side, how exactly would one use these full backups to play the disc (with menus etc.)? What player software works with the files? Arcsoft TMT?

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