So I built my whole home theater Pc around the Idead I would stream from a my movies server to Media Center, I was wrong.
I was told and even read on my movies website it recognizes .ISO files. Unfortunitly everything that said that is all lies. It doesn't even recognize the disc when I mount it! I'm not using any obscure discs, just normal mainstream releases in the past few years.
So here is my new delema, I NEED to have a way to watch .ISO movies on my Home Theatre how can I do it? I would like to at least have some interface other than windows explorer. Media center integration is my primary choice but I was told My Movies was the prime choice.
I don't know why .ISO files are impossible to find a player for other than VLC when they are the number 1 choice for people archiving DVD's on their PC. If you have a recommendation of even converting the .ISO into something more accesable but without compressing or loseing quality I would appreciate it. Or even better yet, how are you playing your DVD's without having physically loading the disc in the drive?
I was told and even read on my movies website it recognizes .ISO files. Unfortunitly everything that said that is all lies. It doesn't even recognize the disc when I mount it! I'm not using any obscure discs, just normal mainstream releases in the past few years.
So here is my new delema, I NEED to have a way to watch .ISO movies on my Home Theatre how can I do it? I would like to at least have some interface other than windows explorer. Media center integration is my primary choice but I was told My Movies was the prime choice.
I don't know why .ISO files are impossible to find a player for other than VLC when they are the number 1 choice for people archiving DVD's on their PC. If you have a recommendation of even converting the .ISO into something more accesable but without compressing or loseing quality I would appreciate it. Or even better yet, how are you playing your DVD's without having physically loading the disc in the drive?