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.iso Files - Owner - 2024-04-21
jellyfin wont play .iso files, kodi does, can someone try to get jellyfin to play .iso files
RE: .iso Files - crobibero - 2024-04-22
I believe Jellyfin 10.9 has better support for .iso files
RE: .iso Files - Owner - 2024-04-22
Stable ? 10.9.0 due out soon
10.9.0: The actual release, during the weekend of April 26th-28th.
Lets hope it plays .iso with menus
RE: .iso Files - Owner - 2024-05-26
New Server 10.9.2
New Media Player 1.10.1
But still .iso files won't play (no Menu's) for local playback, steaming of BD and DVD is tricky and needs clients to auto mount.
Kodi plays .iso files with menus so it can be done.
J Rivers Media Centre heve even found a method of playing a .iso remotely with manual mounting, as programming clients to auto mount is an advanced skll that not many programmers know how to do.
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Thanks to NickF for these instructions:
Playing .iso DVD and Blu-Ray rips with JRiver Media Center
1. Go to Tools > Options > File types. Under "Data", click on "Disk Image Files" and at the bottom of the window, select your preferred Playback Method from the drop down list. Automatic can be used on the server and will mount the .iso into VCD (Virtual Clone Drive). If you use a different virtual drive, choose "Custom" and enter your program details. External Program (Custom) should be used on a client. Browse to the folder where your virtual drive .exe file is and select that file. For VCD, this will be Program Files\Elaborate Bytes\VirtualCloneDrive\VCDMount.exe.
2. Go to Tools > CD, DVD & BD and, under "Auto-Play" for the relevant disc types, select Play.
3. .iso files are currently treated as Data. Your library import needs to include these file types.
4. Go to Tools > Options > Library & Folders. Under "Auto-Import, Configure auto-import, select the folder or folders where your .iso files are stored, click on Edit and ensure that the Data box is checked.
5. Go to File > Library > Import and click on the Radar Button for "Run Auto-Import Now". This may take a while to complete.
6. In the left pane of the main window, click on Documents then Files. Your .iso files should show in the right pane. You may need to hover your pointer over the down arrow on the "Files" tab at the top and choose "List Style" then "Details". Right click on the title bar for the columns above the files and check Media Type and Media Sub-Type in the drop down list. This will cause these columns/Fields to show.
7. For your existing .iso files, Media Type will show as Data. Right click on Data and select Rename. Select Video from the drop down list. Right click on the blank entry in the Media Sub-Type column and select Rename and select Movie.
8. For new imports, Use 'tag on import' (in auto import) and set Media Type = If(IsEqual([File Type],iso,
,Video,[Media Type])This will change media type of iso's to Video(when importing) and do nothing to other filetypes.
9. You may need to rename the file to the actual name of the movie.
10. In the left pane, select Video then Files. Scroll to find your file.
11. Right click on the file and select "Get Movie & TV Info" and select one of the data sources. This will populate many of the fields and insert Cover Art.
12. In order to get these movies to play smoothly, it is necessary to use madVR to change the frame rate. In madVR settings, under "devices" > "your display" > "display modes" enter the display modes required for the movie types you have, e.g. 1080p24, 1080p50, 1080p60, 1080p59.
13. You are now done. Double click the file and it should play. It will take a few seconds for the image to be mounted and for play to start.