I followed the guide to allow JR Media center to play ISI files. I was successful in getting the feature to work however i would like to know where the virtual clone drive is located in Windows or in the JRiver application if that is where it is saved to. I believe that I instructed the conversion process to analyze my entire collection which is extensive. After rubbing for two hours I decided to terminate the process mid stream as it had completed about 10K files of about 100K files. this would have taken another 18 hours or so to complete.
When I checked to see if the changes to Media Center allowed me to playback ISO files I was happy to see that virtually all of my ISO files were now able to be played. I would like to know where the Virtual Clone Drive is located where the conversions are saved as the software never asked for me to select a location.
So far Media Center has far exceeded my expectation as a player application. It supports every format of audio file that I own so that I only need to use one player for everything which now includes FLAC, SHN, DSD, and ISO. I am playing all of my files out through my external DAC which can process DSD files as DOP. This was the only part of the setup that took me a few minutes to figure out the correct setting in Media Center so that the application was not doing the processing and let the DAC do it's job.
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