Can a movie DVD image on the hard drive be "played"?

If you have software that can mount a virtual drive like Roxio Easy Media
Creator.

Travis


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So I would need software that would create a virtual drive?
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"Travis Rabe" wrote:
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> If you have software that can mount a virtual drive like Roxio Easy Media
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> Travis
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You can download a free virtual drive from slysoft

[url]http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html[/url]

If you have WinDVD you can copy the VIDEO_TS directory to the root directory
of one of your fixed drives (e.g. C:\VIDEO_TS) and you can tell WinDVD that
your C: is the default drive. It should then play C: as if was a DVD.

(Sorry only tried this on XP, but it's a suggestion).


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> "b11_" <b11@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> You can download a free virtual drive from slysoft
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alcohol?????

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"ripbox" wrote:
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> not really... this can get complicated but try to keep it simple
>
> if its saved in a ".iso" then yes you need something like demon tools
> or alcohol
> however if its jut a bulk of folders that have names like video_ts &
> audio_ts then you can pretty much use any video player like windows
> media player
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> my personal choice for video play back is the kmp player as it plays
> high def movies too :D
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> * ASUS 8800 GTX x 1
> * 150GB Raptor HDD
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