What is the best free app for playing a dvd iso?
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http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
It plays anything, is very well coded / fast, and its open source / free!
Here is a review: http://lifehacker.com/222664/download-of-the-day-vlc-086-all-platforms
This software is outstanding. Give it a try.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916902
It's a relatively obscure Microsoft tool, and it's not supported currently.
That being said, I've never had any problems with it, just mount your iso to a virtual drive and point your media player at it.
I first ran across this tool after reading the following article a while back:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/620/xp_small_free_way_to_use_and_mount_image...
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To play a movie that is saved in ISO file format on Mac OS X, start the built-in DVD Player (find it in the Applications Folder, and it won’t be on the Dock at the bottom of your screen by default).
Then in Finder (or on your Desktop) double click the ISO file to "mount" the ISO movie file. Apple DVD Player will automatically recognize that a movie DVD has been loaded and will start playing the movie immediately.
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Yes. VLC Player is the best.
Daemon Tools always runs in the background so it does take processing power (even though it's slight) from the CPU. This is bad if you have an old machine.
So try VLC. It'll be your best bet.