Do you need special softwareto play DVDs? I'm leaving really soon and want watch DVDs

bamhm182

bamhm182

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Do you need special software to play DVDs? If so, is there a way I could watch them in Windows Media Player, or do I need a different program?
 
Windows media player ver 10 and up i know will play DVD's.
If you have AutoRun enabled on the DVD drive it should prompt you when you put the DVD in if you want to play it using Windows Media PLayer.
 
It says I need a compatible DVD decoder, got any suggestions.

Also, off topic, but, I've got 2 errors I'd like to get rid of:

1. Whenever I turn on my laptop it says "The procedure entry point AvgEditPUPExeptions could not be located in the dynamic link library"

2. When I try to install Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, it says "Error creating process<C:\DOCUME~1\Owner......IXP001.TMP\Install.exe> Reason: C:\WINDOWS\System32\advpack.dll"

How do I fix these?
 
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It is THE BEST player of all time and is very famous across the web. It plays absolutely EVERY kind of video and audio format except .rm files. It plays dvds as well. It is so simple, but also has advanced features in it that makes it the most customizable player I've ever seen. It is small, fast, and best of all- FREE!
 
Okay, I suppose I could try it, Windows Media Player can play every kind of video too though, but it just needs codecs.
 
True, but that's kinda why I hate Windows Media Players guts. VLC is all ready to play everything when it is installed.
 
Okay, I was going to try to find a DVD decoder, but they're all expensive, so I'm just going to use yours, at least try it, as long as it goes into fullscreen and is easy enough to use, I'll keep it, thanks.
 
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