I created and burned a BD and popped it into my player to test. The links on the main menu work fine as well as the link to take you to the second menu. On the second menu, I have several links to various chapters in a compilation. All of the links work correctly in the DVDA emulation "Play DVD" mode. But when I click any of the links on this menu on the actual BD player playing the disc, the player does a hard stop and goes back to the BD player spash screen. No errors/warnings, no pause/hang situation, nothing. It's just as if I had programmed the links to "Stop".
I brought the BD back to my computer and tried playing the disc using the BD player software that came with the burner. Exact same results. Looked for smudges / fingerprints on the BD. Looked clean.
Went back one more time to DVDA and tried the emulator running the project it had just burned. Works fine there.
I guess I could assume it's a bad disc. But it burned fine, and doesn't appear to be giving read errors. I'm not thrilled about wasting another $15 disc just to test at this point. I'd like to try playing the ISO image from the harddrive. I figure that will prove the disc itself as guilty or innocent. But I can't find any way to play the ISO.
First question: any easy way to play the BD ISO image?
Second question: any suggestions other than a bad BD that might be causing this?
Thx.
I brought the BD back to my computer and tried playing the disc using the BD player software that came with the burner. Exact same results. Looked for smudges / fingerprints on the BD. Looked clean.
Went back one more time to DVDA and tried the emulator running the project it had just burned. Works fine there.
I guess I could assume it's a bad disc. But it burned fine, and doesn't appear to be giving read errors. I'm not thrilled about wasting another $15 disc just to test at this point. I'd like to try playing the ISO image from the harddrive. I figure that will prove the disc itself as guilty or innocent. But I can't find any way to play the ISO.
First question: any easy way to play the BD ISO image?
Second question: any suggestions other than a bad BD that might be causing this?
Thx.