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Quoting tvande:

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ICan someone point me in the right direction?

(1) When you click on the URL in Notes, you are not using LoadDVD. Doing that should give you the same result as if that URL was in any HTML window, because in fact that is what DVD Profiler is doing for you.

(2) To use LoadDVD to play the file, put the word "file" (no quotes) in the location field, and click on the icon on the toolbar above the collection window, or right click on the profile and select "Play/Retrieve ..".

Using "play" in the location is a more advanced LoadDVD option that you don't need at the moment.

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The fact that LoadDVD can use the URL to get the filepath was put in as a convenience to the people who were using the techniques in the Layouts Forum to play trailers. I was attempting to allow them to use stuff they already had put into the Notes field with LoadDVD and vice-versa.

The original LoadDVD filepath format is:

[filepath]L:\NameOfMovie.mpg[/filepath].

This works exactly like the URL format for the LoadDVD icon, but of course since it is not a URL, you can't click on it in an HTML window.

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@echo off
:
set SourceDir=\\msi7309\DVD\

: %1 DescriptionSideA
: %2 profileid - this is usually the UPC code
: %3 disc#
: %4 slot# or collection#
: %5 Title or Sort Title or Label Side A
: %6 filepath
: %7 mediatype = "DVD", "HD" or "BluRay"
: %8 and thereafter - remainder of Location field
echo variables:
echo %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

set DescriptionSideA=%1
set DescriptionSideAx=%DescriptionSideA: =_%
: "DescriptionSideAx" is the description with the spaces( replaced by underscores("_")

set mediatype=%7
set iso="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideA:~1,-1%.ISO"
if EXIST %iso% goto :iso
set iso="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideAx:~1,-1%.ISO"
if EXIST %iso% goto :iso
set play="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideA:~1,-1%\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO"
if EXIST %play% goto lay
set play="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideAx:~1,-1%\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO"
if EXIST %play% goto lay
echo %play%
echo NOT FOUND
pause
exit

lay
echo PLAY
echo %play%
%play%
exit

:iso
echo ISO
pause
echo unmount
"C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\daemon.exe" -unmount 0
echo mounting %iso%
"C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\daemon.exe" -mount 0,%iso%
echo play!
"C:\Program Files\CyberLink\PowerDVD8\PowerDVD8.exe" D:

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:@echo off
:This batch file uses SET features available in WINXP and later
:This batch file uses features available in Daemon Tools Commandline
:
set SourceDir=\\msi7309\
set VirtualDrive="C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\daemon.exe"
set Player="C:\Program Files\CyberLink\PowerDVD8\PowerDVD8.exe"

: %1 DescriptionSideA
: %2 profileid - this is usually the UPC code
: %3 disc#
: %4 slot# or collection#
: %5 Title or Sort Title or Label Side A
: %6 filepath
: %7 mediatype = "DVD", "HD" or "BluRay"
: %8 and thereafter - remainder of Location field
echo variables:
echo %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

set DescriptionSideA=%1
set DescriptionSideAx=%DescriptionSideA: =_%
set mediatype=%7
set iso="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideA:~1,-1%.ISO"
if EXIST %iso% goto :iso
set iso="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideAx:~1,-1%.ISO"
if EXIST %iso% goto :iso
set play="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideA:~1,-1%\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO"
if EXIST %play% goto :play
set play="%SourceDir%%mediatype:~1,-1%\%DescriptionSideAx:~1,-1%\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO"
if EXIST %play% goto :play
echo %play%
echo NOT FOUND
pause
exit

:play
echo %play%
%play%
exit

:iso
%VirtualDrive% -unmount 0
%VirtualDrive% -mount 0,%iso%
%VirtualDrive% -get_letter 0
set /a ErrorLevel=%ErrorLevel%+1
set Drive="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Call Set Drive=%%Drive:~%ErrorLevel%,1%%:
%Player% %drive%