[Jicube]

In order to test my C-200 which is not able to play Blue Ray Disks from the built in Liteon IHOS104-37, I wish to test if ISO images from BD are playing well if they are loaded on the HD of the player. So I would be better in situation to find where the problem is: in the C-200 or in the IHOS reader.

I am looking for short test ISO BD files (i.e 100-200 Mbyte). Does anyone know where to find such sample files?

Or, as alternative, does exist a full length ISO copy of a full test Blue Disk ? Where is it to find?

Thanks for every help and information.

[aaronwt]

What BD ISOs would be in Megabytes? Most of my BD ISOs are between 30GB and 45GB.

Just make your own BD ISOs. Remove your LiteOn drive and connect it to your PC. Download the trial of Any DVD HD and make your own BD ISOs to try out.

[nhtdm]

Originally Posted by Jicube In order to test my C-200 which is not able to play Blue Ray Disks from the built in Liteon IHOS104-37, I wish to test if ISO images from BD are playing well if they are loaded on the HD of the player. So I would be better in situation to find where the problem is: in the C-200 or in the IHOS reader. I am looking for short test ISO BD files (i.e 100-200 Mbyte). Does anyone know where to find such sample files? Or, as alternative, does exist a full length ISO copy of a full test Blue Disk ? Where is it to find? Thanks for every help and information.

In order to solve the problems, you should get a different Blu-ray drive to try (Liteon 8x or any LG drive). Instead of enjoy your C-200, you have just wasting time with the old Liteon IHOS104-37 weeks after weeks...

[Gilly]

I bought a Liteon IHOS104-37 4x when I got the C200 from the MPC buy in. Apart from being disappointed by the facia of the Liteon (dark grey rather than black) it has played everything I have put in it. The only problem I had at the time was that I couldnt figure out how to set the drive region on the C200 so I took the drive out, attached it to my PC, fired up the computer and set the region with it attached to the computer. When I took it out of the computer and stuck it back in the C200 everything was fine.

I take it you have either a hard drive installed or the internal usb drive installed. I seem to remember one or the other need to be installed and set up. Ah Hi-Jack explains it better than I could here: http://www.mpcclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21273


Edit so you can check if our bluray drives are the same here is a link to the amazon page showing my drive http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/..._ya_oh_product note the first review.

[Dave_D]

You can set the Blu/DVD region via the remote control of the C200

C200: Setting up Blu-ray/DVD region settings

For those with more geekpoints, you can even set it up so you can switch Blu-ray/DVD regions without ever hitting the limit of 5 region changes allowed.