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I'm having trouble getting GameEx 5.73 to play Video_TS.IFO files (standard DVD file naming) on my hard drive. I have the path set in configuration, and when trying to play using VIDEOS, it says "No videos found"

I've associated .IFO files with WMP on my WinXP system, and these files play great using WMP10.

How does GameEx know which file type to look for in the Videos Directory?

Also - the "Play DVD" feature is working well when placing a disk in the DVD-ROM drive.

Any tips/suggestions would be appreciated.

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I'm having trouble getting GameEx 5.73 to play Video_TS.IFO files (standard DVD file naming) on my hard drive.  I have the path set in configuration, and when trying to play using VIDEOS, it says "No videos found"

I've associated .IFO files with WMP on my WinXP system, and these files play great using WMP10.

How does GameEx know which file type to look for in the Videos Directory?

Also - the "Play DVD" feature is working well when placing a disk in the DVD-ROM drive.

Any tips/suggestions would be appreciated.

It does not currently scan for .IFO files, but Ill make it do that in the next release.

Is there a problem with the DVD, you say theres not but just checking you did not make a keyboard error?

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It does not currently scan for .IFO files, but Ill make it do that in the next release.

Is there a problem with the DVD, you say theres not but just checking you did not make a keyboard error?

DVD disk in a drive works just great. Having the capability to play DVD file structures on the internal hard drive would move me towards using GameEx as my HTPC software. Right now, MCE 2005 with the MyMovies add-in works extremely well to play DVD file structures and even pulls imdb.com cover art and movie information.

Tom - thanks for considering this feature in an upcoming release.

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