This is the follow-up to the part 1.
Update to the part 1
In the first part, I was wrong when I said that there were 4 programs scheduled to start with Windows... There are 5 of them...
Oh, and one of them (the LG fwupdate.exe) requires UAC to launch, and asks for permission at each start... Oh, why?!?
Initial success over HDCP
Whatever, I've spent some time to fight the HDCP problem... I will not detail all the steps I went through here, but the solution.
Funnily, the only way I could play the BD, was to replace by DVI cable with a VGA cable, since my Monitor is able to get input from VGA. My GPU only has a DVI, so a VGA/DVI convertor was used.
Initial success
Going the VGA way helped me to have a playback with PowerDVD of more than 3 seconds. Yay!
A few questions though:
- Is it full resolution? No idea!
- So, using VGA is ok, but not DVI? Don't you think I can copy the same?
- Why is PowerDVD deactivating Aero? It is 2010, and Vista has been out since more than 3 years...
- Why is the taskbar still on top when I play with PowerDVD? Very nice to playback a Video with it above...
- Why can't I navigate in the menus with the mouse?
Anyway, I can play one disc, so let's say that I won almost a point on it:
Blu-Ray: 1 - 1 :JB
Initial failure
Let's be a bit less optimistic though, out of the 4 BD-Video, 2 of them play, 2 don't...
No error messages, updated drive, software, player, nothing to do...
Maybe I'll install another player, like WinDVD...