Here is guide to playback ISO with external player:
1. Download XBMC
2. Install xbmc-10.1
3. Run XBMC
4. Close XBMC
5. Copy the file in the link to "Notepad": playercorefactory.xml (you need to change this directory to the correct media player directory on your PC ( <filename>C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcSoft\TotalMedia Theatre 5\uTotalMediaTheatre5.exe</filename>) or (if you want to use PowerDVD, you can replace TMT5 with PowerDVD)
6. Save the file in the "Notepad" as "playercorefactory.xml" to "C:\Users\Dell\AppData\Roaming\XBMC\userdata"
7. Download Virtual CloneDrive
8. Mount ISO movies using Virtual CloneDrive
9. Run XBMC
10. Add Source
11. Type in source address in browser address bar- C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\Blu-Ray (this is the folder where you save your ISO movie files)
12. Open the folder and select the ISO movie.
13. Enjoy it!
bluray
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2011-07-23 08:06
Post: #21
(This post was last modified: 2011-07-23 08:09 by bluray.)
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Killus3
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2011-07-23 09:51
Post: #22
Killus3 Wrote:DONE!!!it's ok!! getafix Wrote:mmm, I have noticed that as well. This is my playercorefactory.xml file : Quote:<playercorefactory> what's the dot before word "bluray" in the rule filename? I have an idea...but I don't know is possible....Is possible create a rule in this xml that set to mkv file played by xbmc with his player default? My bluray iso's have this directory path: E:\BD For example: E:\BD\Unknow-Senza.identità.bluray.iso My mkv films have this directory path: E:\BD\Movie1\movie1.mkv for example: E:\BD\Che bella giornata\Che.Bella.Giornata.mkv |
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bluray
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2011-07-23 10:20
Post: #23
Since you are using PowerDVD as an external player, here are your codes:
<playercorefactory> <players> <player name="PowerDVD" type="ExternalPlayer" audio="true" video="true"> <filename>C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberLink\PowerDVD.exe</filename> <args>"{1}" /fullscreen /close</args> <hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc> <hideconsole>false</hideconsole> <warpcursor>none</warpcursor> </player> </players> <rules action="prepend"> <rule filetypes="iso" player="PowerDVD"> </rule> </rules> </playercorefactory> "<filename>C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberLink\PowerDVD.exe</filename>" You can change this line to the correct directory on your PC. "<rule filetypes="iso" player="PowerDVD">" If you want PowerDVD to play everything (iso, mkv, m2ts, avi, etc), you can replace iso with *.* |
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Killus3
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2011-07-23 11:19
Post: #24
bluray Wrote:<rule filetypes="iso" player="PowerDVD"> But so will play with PowerDVD al iso files...or no?and I don't want this. Because I have DVD films in iso and I want see this with playerDVD default of XBMC...and iso's bluray with PowerDVD.. How I can to do it? edit: Killus3 Wrote:Now xbmc play files with .mkv extension with powerdvd and try to mount this file as a iso bluray following the .bat...why? Now XBMC do it same with m2ts file... Is possible create a rule to exclude mkv and m2ts from PlayIso.bat? When I play a mkv or m2ts film XBMC starts PlayIso.bat and try to mount with VCD the mkv or m2ts file and I have an error and isn't possible mount the film because isn't a iso. With bluray iso works perfectly!!!!and play it with PowerDVD very well!!
(This post was last modified: 2011-07-23 13:49 by Killus3.)
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TheBigCanadian
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2011-07-23 13:53
Post: #25
For anyone running into the same problem (i.e. the .bat would not wait for the player to terminate before moving to the next program line), I got the problem to resolve by creating a batch file for each of the individual processes and linked those together. Now it works like a charm. only thing I wish the process would do is to stay on XBMC while loading the external player instead of showing the desktop (momentarily)
P.S. I really believe that my problem reside in the fact that executing the VCD of the ISO triggers the player, which becomes inactivated by the executing of the next process (starting the player), bur since the player becomes inactivated it (at least momentarily) it allows the PlayISO batch file to proceed to the next line which unmounts the file ![]() A little more research and I may find an easier work around. In any case Thanks to the guide |
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bluray
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2011-07-23 19:08
Post: #26
Killus3 Wrote:But so will play with PowerDVD al iso files...or no?and I don't want this.What PowerDVD do you own? I don't own it, but I tried PowerDVD 11. It can playback iso. I replaced my PowerDVD 9 with ArcSoft TotalMedia 5. TMT5 playback BD iso, m2ts, mkv, avi, bd-rom, etc. I did this- <rule filetypes="*.*" player="PowerDVD"> It playback everything in my BD folders that I threw at it so far! |
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Killus3
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2011-07-24 13:28
Post: #27
bluray Wrote:What PowerDVD do you own? I don't own it, but I tried PowerDVD 11. It can playback iso. I replaced my PowerDVD 9 with ArcSoft TotalMedia 5. TMT5 playback BD iso, m2ts, mkv, avi, bd-rom, etc. I did this- <rule filetypes="*.*" player="PowerDVD"> It playback everything in my BD folders that I threw at it so far! I have PowerDVD 11 too...and I actually use it to play BD iso into XBMC with the script called PlayIso.bat that I have posted before. I have the bat that mount with VCD the BD iso and play it with PowerDVD11. But I wan't play mkv, m2ts, avi, with PowerDVD..and when I play this files XBMC starts the script bat that mount this files with VCD and I wan't it. I want play this with DVDplayer default of XBMC not with PowerDVD... I have my BD iso's in a folder and my mkv and m2ts in another folder. Specially I want it: BD iso --> mount with VCD and play with PowerDVD mkv,m2ts, DVD iso, ecc... ---> play with player default od XBMC. But I don't know how to do it. |
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bluray
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2011-07-24 19:32
Post: #28
Killus- please use the guide from post #21 and you need to replace the instruction #5 in post #21 with <playercorefactory> codes from post #23. you should be able to playback iso with external player (which is powerdvd 11) and other bd files (m2ts, mkv, avi, etc) with xbmc.
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dvpmike
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2011-07-25 07:18
Post: #29
alright guys,
i got mine all working with PowerDVD 10 here is my code PlayIso.bat (had to delete the last line to keep it from unmounting) "C:\Program Files (x86)\Elaborate Bytes\VirtualCloneDrive\VCDMount.exe" /d=0 "%1" choice /T 5 /D y > nul "C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberLink\PowerDVD10\PowerDVD10.exe" "D:\BDMV\index.object" playercorefactory.xml <playercorefactory> <players> <player name="PowerDVD" type="ExternalPlayer" audio="true" video="true"> <filename>C:\FOR_XBMC\BATCH_FILES\PlayIso.bat </filename> <filename>C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberLink\PowerDVD10\PowerDVD10.exe</filename> <args>"{1}" /fullscreen /close</args> <hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc> <hideconsole>false</hideconsole> <warpcursor>none</warpcursor> </player> </players> <rules action="prepend"> <rule filetypes="iso" player="PowerDVD"> </rule> </rules> </playercorefactory> Keep in mind that it will play all iso. Make sure all iso name does not have a space. example movie_name.iso and not movie name.iso this include the root folder or any subfolders the iso's are in you dont have to unmount the iso everytime. it eill automatically mount a new one overwriting the last mount. It will not interfere with other file extention. MKV, MP4, AVI... willall use the internal player. hope this helps |
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Killus3
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2011-07-27 15:29
Post: #30
Now it works....also if I must press "C" on keyboard and select "play with PowerDVD" to see bluray iso...but it's ok at end!
![]() So I can play with internal XBMC's player the DVD iso's, mkv and another type of files.And when I want see bluray iso film I select "play with PowerDVD" then start the automount of VCD and starts PowerDVD!
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