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I am running a virtual instance of Windows Server 2003 under HyperV running on Windows 2008. I have installed the latest IMAPI (optical disc recording interface) version (BluRay support, fix for dual layer DVD's via the Windows Feature Pack for Storage) on the virtual Windows Server 2003 instance. When I try to use my IMAPI 2.0 application to record to a CD on my Plextor recorder, I am receiving an error on the call to 'GetDeviceCanLoadMedia'. The error is the generic 'Unspecified error'. The same exact code runs flawlessly using the same Plextor recorder on a physical Windows Server 2003 instance. Is IMAPI supported under HyperV?

It appears not to be as the recorder appears in Windows Explorer as a 'CD-ROM' as opposed to a 'CD-RW'. Significantly, there is no 'Copy to CD. Option' on the virtual Windows Server 2003 Windows Explorer pop-up menu which means ICDBurn (IMAPI 1.0) probably will not work either. My Plextor recorder is a USB recorder and I have the HyperV Windows Server 2003 instance set to use the physical drive of that recorder. According to the IMAPI team (Optical Platform Forum), who directed me to this forum, IMAPI itself poses no such restriction.

Thank you in advance for your help. Vincent, As per your comment, I do not understand why a virtual server would not need to have an optical disc recorder and therefore be designed to support one. Adobe Premiere Pro Cs3 Portable Full Version. Consider the case where high volume optical mass production or the use of a disc jukebox is required (medical information in my case), but a host platform cannot be used. Rather, only a virtual platform may be used.

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