[Ss Scott]

It means that interactual player is not working on your computer and thus eDVD can’t use it to parse your video_ts. if you get IA working you will get eDVD working. here’s a possibility. run your DVD player on your new computer. you may need to play a DVD once for the mpeg decoders to get registered. If IA can’t see your MPEG decoders, it is not going to work properly.

[Ss Scott]

a few things.

1) the autorun is subject to a computers setup. Some have autorun turned off. Some Dell’s suppress auto runs on DVD discs and go straight to the video. that’s any autorun, not just the InterActual Player autorun

2) on the web link issue. you could try to put in two chapters into your target that launches the site and make it so that the web link launches off of chapter 2. then when InterActual interactual sees chapter 1 it might be reset such that when it hits chapter 2 again it will launch your site

3) your other issue. that’s a web site side issue. there is an error on that page

[Ss Scott]

Contact InterActual Support and they will walk you through it. support.interactual.com. There is a phone number in there somewhere and that’s probably the easiest way to get to the bottom of it.

BTW – the most compatible are PowerDVD, WinDVD (beyond 4) and CinePlayer. If you strip down to just one of those and then reinstall eDVD (may not be necessary to do that) I bet it will work.

Conflicting programs can include Nero decoder, Divx, certain DVD ripping software

[Ss Scott]

you need to get InterActual player playback working on your computer before eDVD can parse your video_ts. most likely you have a decoder conflict – multiple DVD decoders on your system