Does DVD Maestro work in Win2000

zed · 24th December 2001, 12:36

I have DVD Maestro and am trying to run it in Win2K and every time it starts up it states that the Quadrant drivers or board are not present and therefore realtime preview will not work. I have asked this question before and as told to install cinemaster 2000. I have installed Cineplayer DVD (which was all I could find) and still can not get it to work. Will someone PLEASE help me.

Thanks

Zed

zed · 24th December 2001, 20:04

Come on someone must know the answer to this???

guillep2k · 27th December 2001, 19:15

It works in my PC (W2K SP2). I heard some people had to use the APCOMPAT tool (comes in the W2K CD) to tell DVD Maestro that it's running on an NT.

Guille

zed · 27th December 2001, 20:36

Thanks, I now have it working

Arky · 29th December 2001, 16:40

Hi Zed, I sent you a PM regarding this, but I'm glad you've now resolved the problem.

Incidentally, versions of Maestro which are 2.9xx, do not require the use of ApCompat, since they were re-coded for Win2k compatibility...

Arky ;o)

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zed Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 27	Does DVD Maestro work in Win2000 I have DVD Maestro and am trying to run it in Win2K and every time it starts up it states that the Quadrant drivers or board are not present and therefore realtime preview will not work. I have asked this question before and as told to install cinemaster 2000. I have installed Cineplayer DVD (which was all I could find) and still can not get it to work. Will someone PLEASE help me. Thanks Zed

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zed Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 27	Come on someone must know the answer to this???

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guillep2k MaestroSBT help Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Posts: 125	It works in my PC (W2K SP2). I heard some people had to use the APCOMPAT tool (comes in the W2K CD) to tell DVD Maestro that it's running on an NT. Guille

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zed Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 27	Thanks, I now have it working

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Arky Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: UK Posts: 1,479	Hi Zed, I sent you a PM regarding this, but I'm glad you've now resolved the problem. Incidentally, versions of Maestro which are 2.9xx, do not require the use of ApCompat, since they were re-coded for Win2k compatibility... Arky ;o)