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Make sure your using the Nero Showtime player and that in Showtime he selects the BD drive (it defaults to looking in your internal DVD drive).
After that point we would need an error to assist you further
Of course I have HDMI.... But it won't play on the laptop screen either.... Like I said there is other software that works, just not the nero that was included, so its not my card or HDMI. I have trial versions of software that works. How come you now include Powerdvd with the newer external blu ray drives? Powerdvd should work for me. Can you give me that software instead?
Oh and I have also read on other posts elsewhere, that nero required a blu ray pluggin to work and that the pluggin is no longer available. Is this true?
This is true for XP, however we offer a driver to fix that solution. Let me pass this up to my corporate office. I will get back to you via email.thanks
Windows XP can't read Blu Ray discs at all. There's no Label listed inExplorer and when you select the drive, Explorer reports a read error.
To solve the problem, I've installed a UDF 2.x Driver from Toshiba
Works fine with Blu Ray disks too,
UDF 2.5 Driver available at http://www.downloadsource.net/d16227/Toshiba-UDF25-File-System-Driver-for-HDDVD-Windows-XP/
From Blu-ray.com link is here: http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=21034
Might need to "trick" the install to get it to run on some machines, the instructions for this are here:http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=15597