I get no error messages, its simply that nothing happens when I click the disc button.  The button changes colour for a second as if its loaded the file but it doesn't.

The "-" is in the folder name.  I've tried using H:\%title%.iso just in case the hyphen was causing problems but i get the same result.

Location and slot are both empty.

The filename isn't anything special.  Tried it using Easy A.iso and also one where it was just one word (can't remember what I ended up using) just in case the space was the issue.

Cheers, I'll have a play this weekend if I get chance.

Yeah, double clicking the iso in explorer mounts it in daemon tools, then if powerdvd is open it plays.

This seems like a great feature and I have been having similar problems getting the "Default Open Path" to work as expected.  Here is some additional information in case it helps troubleshoot it:

LoadDVD version 2.10
DVD Profiler version 3.7.2

If I hardcode a path in "Default Open Path" such as g:\movies\Rango\Rango.mp4, it will launch the movie Rango (regardless of what DVD I ask to launch, of course).

Once I try to use the DVD Profile parameters and I click Play/Retrieve, nothing happens.  No message, no media player launch, nothing.

I have tried the following path combinations with no success:
g:\movies\%title%\%title%.mp4
g:\movies\Rango\%title%.mp4
g:\movies\%title%.mp4

I have tried using %title%, %TITLE%, %SORTTITLE%, etc. with no success. 
I tried quoting the entire path just in case spaces were causing some havoc.

I also tried g:\movies\Rango\Rango%title%.mp4; interestingly enough this did not work either, which seems to indicate that the parameter (%title%) is being substituted for something.

The movie file name and folder match the DVD title in DVD Profiler.

Hope this helps...

LoadDVD Pro V2.19 Available

Fixes:
- all the same fixes as in LoadDVD V2.19 including the symbol substitution bug
- Click ion PlayList icon now correctly restores the hot spots
- Netflix title match has been improved

New Features:
- all the same new features as in LoadDVD V2.19, including multi-disc icon and CX7000ES support

Limitations / Issues:
- Silverlight installation cookies are not always recognized on 64-bit systems.

As usual, prior customers can download the upgrade for free. Just give me a day or two to reset the download flags. If you can't wait, PM me with your customer email/userID.

I have other new features in the works, but it was taking me so long to get it all debugged that I split out what I thought was ready for release. Keep me posted of any issues.

@dloebig, thanks for your patience. I think the problem is fixed. Please let me know if you can confirm this, or if you still are having a problem with it. This feature is identical in both LoadDVD and LoadDVD Pro.

LoadDVD Pro V2.23 Available  (Withdrawn)

Jim, from the beta thread, the collection's tabs issue i have it as well, i posted a screen shot in that thread.

Also have an issue with a component not being found on program start, but i am running 3.7 and 3.8 as separate installs. This is something that's been going on for a while, just never bothered to trouble shoot.

Ill have a little time at the shop to tinker if you have anything you want me to try for you.

-R

i've answered your PM.

The second problem can be solved by copying the plugin folder. i've done so.

Quoting dloebig:

Quote:
This seems like a great feature and I have been having similar problems getting the "Default Open Path" to work as expected.  Here is some additional information in case it helps troubleshoot it:

LoadDVD version 2.10
DVD Profiler version 3.7.2

If I hardcode a path in "Default Open Path" such as g:\movies\Rango\Rango.mp4, it will launch the movie Rango (regardless of what DVD I ask to launch, of course).

Once I try to use the DVD Profile parameters and I click Play/Retrieve, nothing happens.  No message, no media player launch, nothing.

I have tried the following path combinations with no success:
g:\movies\%title%\%title%.mp4
g:\movies\Rango\%title%.mp4
g:\movies\%title%.mp4

I have tried using %title%, %TITLE%, %SORTTITLE%, etc. with no success. 
I tried quoting the entire path just in case spaces were causing some havoc.

I also tried g:\movies\Rango\Rango%title%.mp4; interestingly enough this did not work either, which seems to indicate that the parameter (%title%) is being substituted for something.

The movie file name and folder match the DVD title in DVD Profiler.

Hope this helps...

Any chance you've managed to fix this?