Create sharable links for media store on the Cloud Upload media files to your CyberLink Cloud Seamless playback handoff between devices Playback media uploaded to CyberLink Cloud Playback media shared via home Wi-Fi network Share the fun and share your media files with friends and family, allowing them to enjoy on-demand access to movies, shows, and other media files you share with them. PowerPlayer enables you to binge on your favorite TV shows, movies, photos, and music from anywhere, with seamless playback when switching from one device to another. Easily and quickly access your shared media from your wireless home network or files hosted on your CyberLink Cloud and playback on your iPhone or iPad. Take your home entertainment experience to the next level with the companion app for PowerDVD and PowerPlayer 365. Error Code :#0圎B10048".PowerPlayer, the Companion App for PowerDVD
I just wasted a full day of my time getting to the root cause, no thanks to the completely uninformative error message: "File(PrepareBurningDialog.cpp), Build data tree error. Otherwise you will continue to have a showstopper bug that is so easy to find and reproduce that your software cannot be recommended to anyone, since it fails in the its most basic functionality, and since you have ignored fixing it for years already. Yup, Power2Go code is so ancient that it ignores upper-lower case filename distinctions and then crashes when it finds a "duplicate"! Hello, Windows 95 is so over! Cyberlink, please fix Power2Go so that two filenames that differ only in upper-lower case are considered distinct files! Modern Windows (ie.
It also has a shortcut called "desktop.ini". This folder has a file called "Desktop.ini". This was on day 1 of using Power2Go to attempt to copy some folders to BD-R! On my Windows 7 system I have some files backed up from my old WinXP system, including a "\Recent" folder (Windows XP auto-generates - user has no control over it) that always causes a Power2Go 7 internal fatal error. Details follow:Ī fatal internal bug in Power2Go software caused me to waste a full day getting to the root cause (which entailed binary search on the large set of files to copy). They don't even monitor their own Forums (according to the Forum administrator welcome message, their forums are user-to-user and so their developers stay ignorant of their bugs - outrageous incompetence).įatal internal software bug: Power2Go code is so ancient that it ignores upper-lower case filename distinctions and then crashes when it finds so-called "duplicate" files (eg.
Thanks for giving me a really good clue! I reported the bug to Cyberlink though I doubt they'll care to do anything to fix it.
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