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Posted by Nacho on January 20, 2007, 11:29 pm
Please log in for more thread options Ok, use ANYDVD much less combersome than DVDIDLE and no bugs so far, works
smooth.
"Nacho" wrote:
> Ok here is some additional finds in case it helps anyone configuring DVDidle.
> I found that if in MCE I stop the DVD from playing and move away to other
> video on my hard drive in essence changing MCE's focus I can eject and close
> the player without issue. It seems that when I eject and then install a new
> dvd it has a problem so the above works as a work around. Also I began
> having issues playing DVD's backed up to my hard drive. I found that
> disabling any of the file caching options, dvd and non dvd file caching
> eliminated that problem. Also for smoother performance use the add option in
> DVDIdle and add ehshell.exe (that's mce) from the windows\ehome folder.
> DVDIdle is buggy at best, but it allows me to play my DVD's, which I
> purchased legally, while using component video and 1080i resolution in MCE
> without worrying about the hassel of macrovision copy right protection.
>
> "Nacho" wrote:
>
> > I purchased DVDidle to get around the fact that I can't play DVD's in Media
> > Center via a component video connection when running at resolutions higher
> > that 640x480 due to the wonderful macrovision copy protection. DVDidle does
> > work, yay! However, if I use my remote to eject the DVD and then I insert
> > another DVD I get an error that Media Player encountered a fatal error. Not
> > a big issue, I can close the Media Center portion and re-open and I'm good
to
> > go, but has anyone else run into this issue? Any known fixes work arounds?
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