Cyberlink powerdvd 7 hdmi option not found

CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND INSTALL
CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND DRIVER
CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND ISO
CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND WINDOWS

Or is there any further registry fixing needed to turn of the WMC autoplay? I tried the suggested registry hacks of the linked thread but they didn't help in my case.

CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND ISO

If we could just forward the ISO file to PowerDVD it should do all the needed stuff.

CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND DRIVER

Maybe MyMovies is not recognizing the mounted ISO in 'G:'? Because PowerDVD 16 comes with it's own mounting driver I think Virtual CloneDrive is no longer needed. I'm using the latest Virtual CloneDrive 5.5.0.0. I tried the same with a ripped MKV Blu-ray and surprisingly PowerDVD is playing the video. It only removed the message of WMC about the missing player but PowerDVD is still not starting (I see the circling donut for some time and then it just disappears). But now I also disabled the WMC autoplay using the MyMovies settings - still no success.

CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND WINDOWS

You were right, I disabled the windows autoplay only. And yes, version 16 of PowerDVD removed the WMC integration - so it has to be used as an external player.

iso) in 3D on 3D TVs (HDMI 1.4a and above setups). BTW MPC-HC, if configured, with the latest LAV (68.1 and above) and Madvr will now play 3D frame packed BD rips (MVC/MKV's and. That should however not impact its use as an external player, given that it is properly supported in MM, in much the same way as say MPC-HC or VLC. Hi Andycob According to Cyberlink PowerDVD 16 does not support or integrate to WMC (15 did), so it would not be registered with WMC as a BD player. So installing the internal to WMCE Power DVD player is much easier, if that is installed everything should just work. I believe you have to hack your registry to actually disable that, it is not turned off by the autoplay settings in control panel, those only apply to Windows and not Media Center.

CYBERLINK POWERDVD 7 HDMI OPTION NOT FOUND INSTALL

I think that you are getting the prompt you must install playback software indicates two things, one you don't have the WMCE internal version of Power DVD installed (not sure of there still is one or not) and that you don't have Media Center's autoplay disabled. I hope I'm getting this right as it is not something I use. This might help: Using the external player setup requires disabling Windows Media Center's autoplay, not the Windows's autoplay settings I believe. It should be the registered player for a Blu-ray and just start. If you install Power DVD I believe it installs or there is an option to install an internal player within WMCE, if that is installed you shouldn't need to mess about with external players or disabling Media Center's autoplay. Is that Windows autoplay you disabled? Note the internal auto play of Media Center is different and independent of those settings I believe and its Media Center's autoplay that needs to be off.

Cyberlink powerdvd 7 hdmi option not found